Parliament is an American funk ensemble led by George Clinton, central to the P-Funk movement and known for influential 1970s albums such as Mothership Connection and Funkentelechy vs. The Placebo Syndrome.

Led by George Clinton; core of the P-Funk collective; celebrated for theatrical performances, heavy rhythm emphasis and landmark 1970s funk albums and singles such as "Give Up the Funk" and "Flash Light."

DeBaser reviews praise Parliament's powerful grooves, theatrical P-Funk sound and landmark 1970s albums. Reviewers highlight rhythm and communal, ecstatic responses to the music. Mothership Connection, Funkentelechy vs. The Placebo Syndrome and The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein are singled out.

For:Fans of funk, P-Funk, 1970s music, groove-seekers and readers interested in classic Parliament albums.

 Funk sweeps away every thought.

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 Funk really should be a genre reevaluated by pseudo-intellectual hipsters who are starting to frequent our cities, our bars, our favorite sites.

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 It’s the Bible of P-Funk.

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