We Want the Funk! covers a lot of ground, from Sly and the Family Stone to Prince, African artists like Fela Kuti, hip hop pioneers like De la Soul and more. It also explores how bands like Clinton's ...

Which then builds into a full-on groove by James Brown, leading to an existential question – asked over the course of the film to people like Miller, Parliament-Funkadelic leader George Clinton ...

Disco, punk, reggae, and metal were rising, and artists from Patti Smith to P-Funk to Willie Nelson were kicking out classics ...

A tiny Chaka Khan took her 50th anniversary tour to the Opera House with a crowd pleasing set, that needed her strong vocals.

variety was not as pronounced as in his most recent albums, which have seen Clark expand his remit well beyond Texas blues. Still, you could hear echoes of Parliament/Funkadelic in the loose ...

Miller honed his musical chops during funk’s ‘70s golden age when songs from groups like the Ohio Players and Parliament pumped ... their members on their album covers. Miller, whose comment ...