Funkadelic - The Naz (featuring Sly Stone) video free download


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The single "The Naz" features Sly Stone on vocals doing Lord Buckley's "The Nazz". BUY IT on iTunes at http://bit.ly/funkadelicnaz

Sly uses his trademark radio rap that he used to kick as a DJ on San Francisco's radio station KSOL-AM.

Visit http://georgeclinton.com/thenaz

George Clinton Launches "The C Kunspyruhzy" Label via INgrooves Fontana

Under a new arrangement with digital distributor INgrooves Fontana, George Clinton revives his record label "The C Kunspyruhzy" with the first new Funkadelic release in over 20 years: "The Naz" featuring Sly Stone.

Sweetwater 420 Festival, Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) April 20, 2013

"In 2005 we served up our last Parliament Funkadelic release for our label, The C Kunspyruhzy. We titled it 'How Late Do You Have to Be Before You're Absent'," says Dr. George Clinton.

"We called it that because so much record industry red tape had hung up the release for several years."

The legendary Dr. Funkenstein continues, "With INgrooves Fontana we have a partner who will allow us to release amazing music to a larger audience using digital era technology. We are excited to start with our first new Funkadelic release in 22 years. You are going to be hearing from so many artists on The C Kunspyruhzy imprint, beyond just Parliament and Funkadelic (P-Funk): from my talented grandchildren like Kandy Apple Red and Tra'Zae to my son Trey Lewd, as well as other emerging artists, Mary Griffin, Bouvier, Dayonne, Ebony Houston, and Edens Fill. Now, once again, you'll also hear from those you never thought you'd hear from again!"

The C Kunspyruhzy label will cover all genres of music -- rock, funk, R&B, electronic, jazz, and hip-hop.

"We are thrilled to be working with the legendary George Clinton to release this great new music from P-Funk and are looking forward to working with all of the artists in The C Kunspyruhzy family," said INgrooves Fontana General Manager, Amy Dietz.

The single "The Naz" features Sly Stone on vocals telling the story of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Sly uses his trademark radio rap that he used to kick as a DJ on San Francisco's radio station KSOL-AM. "He just laid it down and we built the entire song around it," says Clinton.

"Sly is wickedly lyrically clever with this tale of how Jesus came to fame".

The second song on this single is "Nuclear Dog", an instrumental rock reworking of Clinton's 1983 chart topping hit "Atomic Dog." In classic Funkadelic tradition, "Nuclear Dog" features blazing solo after solo from long time P-Funk guitarist DeWayne "Blackbyrd" McKnight. Jazz fans should know Blackbyrd from his start with the great Sonny Rollins and subsequent legendary work as a member of Herbie Hancock & The Headhunters before he joined P-Funk.

The C Kunspyruhzy label dedicates the new Funkadelic single to P-Funk bassist Cordell "Boogie" Mosson who passed away just days before the release, as well our family and other departed band members, Garry Shider, Belita Woods, Mallia Franklin, Ray Davis, Tyrone Lampkin, Tiki Fulwood, and Eddie Hazel. P-Funk band member biographies can be found at http://georgeclinton.com/family.

In addition to launching The C Kunspyruhzy, this year Clinton continues to tour relentlessly as "George Clinton and The P-Funk All Stars" and features many of the label's artists as part of his live act. Visit http://georgeclinton.com/tour for dates.

Dr. Clinton also continues to fight for artist rights through the campaign and web site -- http://flashlight2013.com - so that the next generation of musicians and current living legends can retain their copyrights and royalties.

In 2012, George Clinton was granted an honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music. He spent four days on the Berklee campus providing seminars culminating in a finale concert with the Berklee students. He also recently donated the legendary P-Funk stage prop, The Mothership, to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture.

Other recent career highlights for Dr. Clinton include celebrating the 50th year of his music career at the Apollo Theater, speaking engagements at the Stax Music Academy and SXSW 2013, and partnering with Red Bull Music Academy on several events including Culture Clash.

ABOUT THE C KUNSPYRUHZY:

Under the watchful eyes of Dr.Funkenstein's original Thought Processors Archie Ivy and Ron Dunbar, as well as The Dr. himself, The C Kunspyruhzy will guide the next generation of The P-Funk Empire's onslaught into the digital age and revolut

Comments

9 years ago

Robert Russell

HELL FUNKIN YEA!!!

9 years ago

Hugh Barbry

I don't want to spoil it, but listen to the lyrics

9 years ago

Hugh Barbry

Has anyone figured out what Sly is singing about?

9 years ago

Alexandru Vitzentzatos

AWESOME

9 years ago

Remorf Chucket

Damn, Sly's voice has really deteriorated. Still funky as fuck, great single 

10 years ago

Nader Iranfar

*♫ This offer is not about the meaning of the lyrics. It's more about the tones, rhythms and harmonies.*

10 years ago

Danyelle Adams

does'nt remind me of westbound funkaDELIC AT ALL SOUNDS LIKE A TYPICAL P FUNK SONG THOUGH JUST MY OPINION GEORGE HAS ABOUT 1500 SONGS UNRTELEASED.

10 years ago

Chuck Sabo

No problem! Take care! Chuck

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

OH I hope that is the case and it is taken care of cause I find it unfortunate for the musicians involved though man. Anyway thanks for shedding light on this situation.

10 years ago

Chuck Sabo

No problem Smove! Sometimes at the level that George is at, things are expected to be done by other people he employs. He may not even by fully aware of this situation yet.

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

play like his mother died. To keep it honest I just can't believe this. I thought he would at least pay and credit the acts he worked with..SMH!

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

Sorry man. I wasn't trying to attack you. The reason why I said what I said was out of utter disbelief that the legendary George Clinton would do this. I mean this is the man behind Parliament as well as Funkadelic.Plus he worked with Bootsy Colllins among many other great artist. Not to mention he made one of my favorite albums of all time, Maggot Brain. Which included one of the best intro's I ever heard on an album which is also the title track. I mean the genius in him to tell Eddie Hazel to

10 years ago

Chuck Sabo

I make a habit of Not Lying! This is gods honest truth! The vocal is Sly. No, they've not been payed yet... but are tying to get some sort of payment. Even just some kind of buy out! When I wrote that comment, I had just spoken with Rob, and was just airing my disappointment. Perhaps ask any further questions directly to Rob & Sue. Take care!

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

WOW. I hope your not lying, but that seems messed up.Do you know what Sly added to the song then? It sounds like Georges voice on the song to me. I at least hope Rob and Sue got paid for this.

10 years ago

Chuck Sabo

Here's how it went down... George sent Rob & Sue an unedited version of this vocal on it's on. They edited it, created, played, and recored the music that is now backing the new edited vocal.... That is now the record!! They're recording is what's released!! As far as other instances go, there's just a lot of records out there that have left musicians out of the credits!

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

NO. I mean like what did they do for the record. Also what are some other instances when you seen this go down.

10 years ago

Chuck Sabo

For Real!

10 years ago

Dee Smoove

See'n wut?

10 years ago

Yoel Chajes

Ceep them Koming!!

10 years ago

Ronald Grasty

The Master of Funkin can you Funkin Dig Man!

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