Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic

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1.	Butt-to-Buttresuscitation 03:55	buy track
2.	Let's Take It To The People 01:49	buy track
3.	Undisco Kidd 06:37	buy track
4.	Take Your Dead Ass Home (Say Som'n Nasty) 07:18	buy track
5.	I'm Never Gunna Tell It 03:39	buy track
6.	Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic (Opusdelite Years) 12:52	buy track
7.	How Do Yeaw View You? 03:43	buy track

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Released in 1976, Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic may have been delivered as a contractual obligation, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t stacked with some of the funkiest and least known gems of the band’s career. Underrated in the group’s catalog and perhaps overshadowed by their move to a major label, Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic contains infectious grooves and far-out sounds that continue to take advantage of advances in synthesizer technology and other studio tools, not to mention endless sample fodder. Kidd Funkadelic is ripe for rediscovery by fans of the group and is sure to please brand new listeners as well.

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released September 21, 1976

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Funkadelic Detroit, Michigan

Led by George Clinton and consisting of some of the best musicians of the 70s or any era, Funkadelic recorded eight albums for Westbound that smashed all genre barriers. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, psychedelics, the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War and a lifetime of ingesting soul, blues, country and early rock n' roll, Funkadelic created a sound and legacy that still shape culture today. ... more

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