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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic join Dionne Warwick, Black Sabbath and more in becoming the Recording Academy's latest Lifetime Achievement Award honorees. Parliament released it's first album in 38 years, Medicaid. For Your Consideration: Parliament’s Medicaid Fraud Dogg. Ok we tried and put the word out to you Recording Academy members to consider our album, the first Parliament album in 38 years, and several tracks from it, for.

George Clinton of George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic performs at the Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival on March 4, 2017, in Okeechobee, Fla. George Clinton’s Parliament are back after almost four decades. The funk stalwarts just released Medicaid Fraud Dogg, their first album since 1980’s Trombipulation. The album release follows the advance single I’m Gon Make U Sick of Me, featuring Scarface. In a Reddit AMA early this year, Clinton was asked why Medicaid Fraud Dogg would be released under the Parliament moniker, rather than its twin band Funkadelic.

Though technically Clinton's first "solo" album, the record featured most of the same personnel who had appeared on recent albums by Parliament and Funkadelic, both formally disbanded by Clinton in 1981

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Get to it: The album, "Medicaid Fraud Dogg" is streaming no. If you’re in the frame of mind that funk has been asleep for approximately the last 38 years, you’ll be pleased to know it’s awake now: George Clinton and Parliament just dropped their first new album since 1980, a surprise, digital-only recording called Medicaid Fraud Dogg, streaming now. Clinton, the deeply influential forefather of funk (and all its winding genre successors), formed Parliament in the early ‘70s as part of his famed c collective

Funk legend George Clinton turned 70 this summer and in an exclusive interview for the Craig Charles Funk and Soul show he talks about how he has no plans to retire, why the 1960's were his favourite decade and how many times he has been cloned! He also picks some birthday tunes, talks about his new collaborations and reveals who he would invite to his birthday party. Last on. Sat 13 Aug 2011 19:00.

Parliament have returned. George Clinton’s legendary funk group have released a new album titled Medicaid Fraud Dogg-listen to it below. It features the previously released single I’m Gon Make U Sick O’Me, featuring Scarface. The last album to be released under the Parliament moniker was 1980’s Trombipulation. In an interview from earlier this year, Clinton revealed that the new Parliament album features P-Funk horn players Fred Wesley, Pee Wee Ellis, Greg Thomas, and Benny Cowan. Clinton is set to retire from touring in 2019

Legendary funk band Parliament, led by George Clinton, have just released their first album in 28 years. Hear the 23-track Medicaid Fraud Dogg below: Clinton recently announced his retirement from touring, so his upcoming shows with c will be his last ever. Check the UK dates below: Fri 6 July – Nottingham Rock City Sat 7 July – Manchester Academy Sun 8 July – London Roundhouse.