What is the best P-Funk side project?

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There are so many - I know there are some that I haven't heard. I'd have to say that as of know my favourite is the Eddie Hazel album.








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these are two of my favs - but also love that eddie hazel. theyre all pretty much in the same bag tho.
 
My first thought was Copeland as well though I'd probably go for the histrionics of I Am What I Am.





Does Junie count as his best side projects were before he joined Funkadelic......
 
J i m s t e r said:+1 for Eddie Hazel.





Brides was unmemorable.




I know what you're saying, but this track is seminal pfunk - for a 'side project' - worth the admission price





 
Jonny_Paycheck said:+1 for Eddie Hazel. One of the best records I own, bar none.




A 1994 episode of the television series Homicide: Life on the Street involved a shooting motivated by one character's destruction of another character's copy of Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs




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Here's some other great p-funk related stuff not metioned:





Chairmen Of The Board - Skin I'm In LP. Similar to the Copeland albums the backing band is Funkadelic.


Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense LP. This is a stretch, but at this stage the band was touring with Bernie Worrell and Lynn Mabry.


The Parliaments - the group that started it all. Don't sleep on them. Incredible music and about 8 of their tracks went on to be re-recorded by Funkadelic.





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Eddie Hazel is classic, no doubt - you'll appreciate this as well :





Eddie Hazel - Rest In P





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http://rapidshare.com/files/157521644/EDDIE_HAZEL_-_RIP.rar





Raer - Released only in Japan in 1994, but its been out of print for years.





Track Listing:


Until it Rains {Grace Cook} 4:50


Beyond Word and Measure {G Cook} 4:46


Relic 'Delic (Purple Hazel) {G Cook} 3:01


Straighten Up {G Cook} 5:14


Juicy Fingers {G Cook} 14:18


We Three {G Cook, G Clinton} 12:09


Why Cry {G Cook} 2:48


We Are One {G Cook} 6:10


No, It's Not! {G Cook, G Clinton} 9:23


Until it Rains (reprise) {G Cook} :47





Personnel:


Producer: George Clinton





Vocals: Eddie Hazel, Lynn Mabry, Dawn Silva


Guitar: Eddie Hazel


Bass: Billy "Bass" Nelson, Bootsy Collins


Keyboards: Bernie Worrell


Drums: Tiki Fulwood, Jerome Brailey, Buddy Miles
 
staxwax said:Eddie Hazel is classic, no doubt - you'll appreciate this as well :





Eddie Hazel - Rest In P





do5uom.jpg






http://rapidshare.com/files/157521644/EDDIE_HAZEL_-_RIP.rar





Raer - Released only in Japan in 1994, but its been out of print for years.





Track Listing:


Until it Rains {Grace Cook} 4:50


Beyond Word and Measure {G Cook} 4:46


Relic 'Delic (Purple Hazel) {G Cook} 3:01


Straighten Up {G Cook} 5:14


Juicy Fingers {G Cook} 14:18


We Three {G Cook, G Clinton} 12:09


Why Cry {G Cook} 2:48


We Are One {G Cook} 6:10


No, It's Not! {G Cook, G Clinton} 9:23


Until it Rains (reprise) {G Cook} :47





Personnel:


Producer: George Clinton





Vocals: Eddie Hazel, Lynn Mabry, Dawn Silva


Guitar: Eddie Hazel


Bass: Billy "Bass" Nelson, Bootsy Collins


Keyboards: Bernie Worrell


Drums: Tiki Fulwood, Jerome Brailey, Buddy Miles




CD-only?





http://www.discogs.com/Eddie-Hazel-Rest-In-P/release/405293
 
cd only - oh, and if youre wondering who Grace Cook is with all the songwriting credits:





Grace Cook is Eddie Hazel's mother. Eddie used the name of his mother for some writing credits on several P.Funk records, due to some financial problems.
 
Bernie Worrell's 1978 solo LP isn't the best side project, but "Insurance Man for the Funk" slams:





 
Jonny_Paycheck said:+1 for Eddie Hazel. One of the best records I own, bar none.




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Peace,





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