George Clinton

George Clinton achieved his vision on band’s groundbreaking third album — at a price.

George Clinton's dual-band dynasty came to an end with 1981 album.

George Clinton's two groups were prolific and mostly inseparable through the years as they made one funk classic after another.

Illustrator helped create P-Funk mythology and wrote sleeve notes as “Sir Lleb.”

P-Funk icon jokes about being there to watch “one giant leap” moment.

Following his first new album with Parliament in 38 years, George Clinton says there's plenty more new music on the way.

76-year-old discusses “movement” with “new kids in the band” and says there’s plenty of inspiration for the times ahead.

The mothership is preparing for its final voyage.

Robert "P-Nut" Johnson, whose vocal talents enlivened Bootsy Collins' Rubber Band and George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic, has passed away.

As this list of the Top 10 Funkadelic Rock Songs demonstrates, the more experimental half of George Clinton's P-Funk empire sure knew what to do with a guitar. While Parliament focused on more traditional funk and soul music, guitarists Eddie Hazel, Gary Shider and Michael Hampton led Funkadelic deep into uncharted territory, creating some of the most exotic rock music of the '70s...