Funkadelic

'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.”

George Clinton's band fit a broad vision into shorter songs, coming up with a classic.

Original member of George Clinton’s funk empire later became a preacher.

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

The list reflects how much music grew in the aftermath of the previous decade.

"Rest in eternal melody," George Clinton writes of musician, who appeared on band's debut LP.

George Clinton boots up the mothership for its first flight, igniting a movement in the process.

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