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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | George Clinton is a famous and acclaimed Funk musician. If James Brown was the pioneer of funk, George Clinton was the man who arguably fulfilled its potential as the driving force of Parliament-Funkadelic. He is known foremost for his conceptual vision, socially conscious lyrics and production skills. The bands themselves are famous for their excellent musicianship, fierce live performances and outlandish albums boasting satirical comic-book artwork, its most famous covers being the ones drawn by Pedro Bell and Overton Loyd. Besides being considered a member of funk's "holy trinity" (alongside James Brown and Sly Stone), he's also the second or third most sampled musician, depending on who's counting. |
