...and I thought I had heard every acid-fried Eddie Hazel /Funkadelic tune

amazing...

Wow.

Good looks on this.

why the rest of ILM doesn't care, I don't know...

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http://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=27UE48LRTM3CB1168PRPK1FQDT

"Thanks" doesn't really do it, but uh, thanks. Wow.

Thanks to all who kindly ignored my "fottage" above. Just too blown away to type.

I wish the Parliament shows I've seen over the years had anything close to that sort of hypnotic energy. The only performance I've ever seen live that came close to that was New Kingdom back in 96.

I'm not saying this is the Holy Grail, but it is as noteworthy as Odysseus' tomb. (I just wanted to share that for no good reason)

not on mine. which is a good thing. b/c now i have this and "Good Thoughts." And good thoughts on ye who've brought this forth.

Of course they did two 2+ hour sets, so not surprising that he repeated himself.

Still, just great footage. Makes me want purple bell-bottomed overalls.

-- milton parker, January 19th, 2006.

If church had been this good I would have kept going.

though yeah they've made some changes

and again
http://www.youtube.com/w/Michael-Hampton---Standing-on-the-Verge---Houston%2C-1979?v=xPFQ08u7DDQ&search=Audioslave%20Funkadelic%20Parliament%20Funk%20Sould%20Rock%20George%20Clinton

http://www.youtube.com/w/Uncle-Jam---Landover%2C-MD-1979?v=4dYjy5nWxzc&search=Audioslave%20Funkadelic%20Parliament%20Funk%20Sould%20Rock%20George%20Clinton

The Michael Hampton solo http://www.youtube.com/w/Michael-Hampton---Standing-on-the-Verge---Houston%2C-1979?v=xPFQ08u7DDQ&search=Audioslave%20Funkadelic%20Parliament%20Funk%20Sould%20Rock%20George%20Clinton actually comes directly after Eddie's.

vlc player can view them.

I can YSI it if anyone is desperate enough to want anything p-funk related.
Theres an eddie hazel song on it called Purple Hazel.

I also have the Axiom Funk album with one of eddie hazels last songs on it.

hmmm ... I think we may have determined the provenance of this "Rat Kissed The Cat" track (here listed as "Rat Kissed the Cat on the Navel")

http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=vzc23y2mtp&ref=index.php

Wow! Is that real? Has anyone heard it yet?

Wait. "with support from other US Music members, and a fair bit of the current Funkadelic lineup too." Who were US Music?

Just Ordered CD from Amazon.co.uk!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/U-S-Music-Funkadelic/dp/B001PA7OQC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1240008871&sr=8-2

Track Listings
1. Broken Heart
2. Baby I Owe You Something Good
3. Be What You Is
4. I Miss My Baby
5. Rat Kiss The Cat On The Naval
6. Baby I Owe You Something Good
7. I Miss My Baby
Product Description
CD Description
The Funkadelic who had made the albums, "Funkadelic", "Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow" and "Maggot Brain" collapsed in on themselves under the pressures of touring and nefarious substances in 1972, although some members shuttled back and forth between Detroit and Toronto and kept recording. One of the side projects embarked upon was an LP by a group called U.S. One single, `Baby I Owe You Something Good' b/w `I Miss My Baby', appeared that year credited to U.S. music with Funkadelic. An album reached test-pressing stage, but until now no more has been heard of it.

U.S. (which stood for United Soul) were from George Clinton's home town of Plainfield, New Jersey. They included future Funkadelic members Gary Shider and brothers Cordell and Larry Mosson. U.S. recorded in Detroit and Toronto with the album produced by Bernie Worrell, Ray Davies and Fuzzy Haskins. In addition it featured many Funkadelic musicians.

The original album master of five tracks includes some prime era Funkadelic grooves, including the outrageous `Rat Kiss The Cat On The Navel' and `Be What You Is', both uptempo psychedelic funk; the wonderful gospel-imbued vocals of Shider on `I Miss My Baby'; and the opener `This Broken Heart'. When the LP wasn't issued the group split up and Funkadelic co-opted some of their members.

This release is part of Ace Record's Westbound 40th Aniversary celebrations. A truly historic lost album it is the first off-shoot from the Parliafunkadelicment Thang, that became a whole industry in itself.

Check out the funkadelic albums poll thread, there was chat on the Funkadelic - Toys cd i got last year. Some amazing stuff on it,
including a truly amazing and superior version of Wars Of Armageddon on it
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Toys-Funkadelic/dp/B0000640BB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1240008993&sr=1-1

just found this album on blogspot... sounds like the same track, just less murky and a little faster than the original poster's version.

http://djuilson.blogspot.com/2009/04/usunited-soul-music-with-funkadelic.html

nice find - cleaned up version is pretty sweet. Be What You Is sounds like the real find here tho! The rest of this stuff has been released before.

loving this

thought it was pretty disappointing, not buying it after checking out the DL and I was very excited going in. thought Toys had some great stuff, though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iML_01l5Thg

never heard this before. there's a few more song clips floating around - does anyone here actually have the entire concert...? sounds amazing

so... no?

The poppier version of "Rat Kissed the Cat"on A Fifth of Funk isn't particularly psychedelic but it's pretty awesome nonetheless. Still don't think I've heard the full length version Shakey linked above.

God this fucking tune

shakey can you send me this please? I lost mine in an old hard drive fail

Finally got round to getting the ‘Rest In P’ comp...don’t know why I didn’t have it (possibly because the ‘Jams From The Heart’ comp is pretty poor) but there’s some fantastic jams on there...thoroughly recommended

https://giftofdoubt.medium.com/eddies-blues-d3ae9820b5f1

Interesting and bittersweet story about when a young 1985 era DC punk rock kid carrying a guitar got approached by a guy named Eddie who asked him if he wanted to jam

I think some of y’all will find the above story fascinating to read.

A hell of a read indeed.

I read that somewhere before, so great

Wow what a fantastic story...nobody’s guitar playing was exquisitely painful/beautiful as Eddie’s