George Clinton

The funk legend realized, "I'd better get back to my lessons, when I have to wait for somebody all the way over in England to tell me about Robert Johnson!"

They wanted coke but couldn’t afford to buy any.

'One Nation Under a Groove' road trip saw him hiring another band to headline, dressing in Army fatigues and trying to move unsold tickets outside venues to "get some dope."

George Clinton hails keyboardist’s “seemingly impossible” achievement in ‘Song Reference.”

"Solo" debut featured several Parliament-Funkadelic personnel and spawned R&B hit single "Atomic Dog."

George Clinton took Parliament's Mothership out of arenas and into record stores with 'Live P- Funk Earth Tour.'

Album launch party performance comes after unveiling of band’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star.

It's reportedly a "passion project" for the comedian.

Extravagant lighting, pyrotechnics and a giant 'Mothership' were all part of the band's 1976 trek.

A year out from 'One Nation Under a Groove,' the band worked out some kinks.