One Nation Under a Groove

Afrolicious & The Electric Pussy is a fantastic bootleg from Parliament Funkadelic released by Big Fro Discs. This is a soundboard recording done at Jaap Eden Hall in Amsterdam, Netherlands on 8 December, 1978 when the group were on tour in support of Parliament's Motor Booty Affair and Funkadelic's One Nation Under A Groove. Parlet were the female backing group who opened up for Parliament Funkadelic and join the group doing background vocals. They were on tour in support of Pleasure Principle. They were joined by the Brides Of Funkenstein, who were on tour in support of the Funk Or Walk album. The CD is almost seamless with the exception of "Flashlight", as the introduction is briefly cut in a minute manner.

2009 three CD collection. How do you like your Funk, y'all? Streetwise, southern fried or paaarty? You'll find them all here as this collection of original rare grooves brings you Curtis Mayfield, The Meters, Funkadelic, Bobby Womack, Mavis Staples and many other true funky legends. Sure to satisfy, this is funky perfection on plastic! Includes informative notes on all songs featured. 60 tracks.

Very few improvisers would be able to find the jazz potential in two Funkadelic classics, but, in fact, that is among the things that Victor Bailey does on his third album, That's Right! One of the nine tracks on this excellent CD is a medley of "(Not Just) Knee Deep" and "One Nation Under a Groove"; Bailey doesn't approach the late 1970s hits as vocal-oriented p-funk, but rather, as instrumental jazz fusion – and it works. While those who don't comprehend jazz might prefer to stick to Funkadelic's original versions, fusion heads will understand exactly where the electric bassist is coming from.

Turn on your funk motor because here’s the full CD motherlode, the one-stop A to Z of the good groove from Maceo to The Meters and from P-Funk to Deep Funk. Featuring 3CDs of stone cold classics and a third featuring the best of funk’s nu breed.

The VA - Mastercuts Funk (2005) is a compilation album released as part of the Mastercuts series, which is known for curating a diverse range of tracks from various genres of music. In this case, the album focuses on funk, showcasing the genre's rich history and groove-based rhythms.

Ministry of Sound continue to educate the masses with a brand new collection of one our most loved music genres. With the sun shining what better album to get your groove on and heat things up for the imminent summer than Funk Soul Classics. A major influence on disco, funk music is a sound familiar to all having also been heavily sampled in dance related genres ever since including hip hop, house and drum & bass not to mention featuring in countless iconic film soundtracks (Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Shaft to name but a few). The essential tunes from your favourite funk soul brothers & sisters all feature including the Academy Award winning 'Theme From Shaft' by Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield, Bobby Womack, Sly & The Family Stone, Bill Withers, Funkadelic, The Isley Brothers, The Fatback Band, Al Green, Aretha Franklin & Sister Sledge. 3CDs of grooves and cuts that defined an era, from Stateside to Southport, these are the records that provided the soundtrack to a generation.

Rolling Stone Magazine released a list of "500 Greatest Songs of All Time" in November 2004. It represents an eclectic mix of music spanning the past 50 years, and contains a wide variety of artists sharing the spotlight. The Rolling Stone 500 was compiled by 172 voters comprised of rock artists and well-known rock music experts, who submitted ranked lists of their favorite 50 Rock & Roll/Pop music songs. The songs were then tallied to create the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.