↑ arvau

Wikipedia / Go Fer Yer Funk

Go Fer Yer Funk is the first installment of the George Clinton Family Series collection. The album was released in 1992 by P-Vine Records in Japan, and then was released the next year by AEM Records in the U.S. and Sequel Records in the U.K.. The Family Series was designed to present previously unreleased recordings done by various bands in the Parliament-Funkadelic musical stable. The first CD is notable in that it features the title cut "Go Fer Yer Funk" which originally featured a collaboration between P-Funk and Funk legend James Brown.

The final track on all of the Family Series CDs features commentary from George Clinton on the background of each track. All of the Family Series CDs were also available on limited edition vinyl.

Track listing

Tracks and their order may vary between different releases.

Personnel

Go Fer Yer Funk

  • Artist: Parliament (1981) Producer: George Clinton

  • Featuring: Funkadelic, Bootsy Collins, Horny Horns, James Brown

Funk It Up

  • Artist: Sterling Silver Starship (1981) Producer: George Clinton, Ron Dunbar

  • Lead Vocals, Bass, Drums: Donny Sterling

  • Keyboard: Jerome Rogers, Donny Sterling

  • Guitar: Rodney Crutcher, Tony Thomas

  • Background Vocals: Parlet, Mahlia Franklin, Ron Dunbar

These Feets Were Made For Dancin' (Foot Stranger)

  • Artist: Ron Dunbar (1982)

  • Producer: George Clinton, Ron Dunbar

  • Percussion/Drums: Tyrone Lampkin

  • Bass: Cordell "Boogie" Mosson

  • Guitar: Gary Shider

  • Keyboard: Bernie Worrell, David Spradley

  • Horns: Horny Horns

  • Lead Vocals: Ron Dunbar

  • Background Vocals: Parliament, Brides Of Funkenstein, Parlet

Send A Gram

  • Artist: Jessica Cleaves (1980–81) Producer: George Clinton

  • Vocals: Jessica Cleaves

  • Drums: Ty Lampkin

  • Bass: Danan Potts

  • Keyboard: David Spradley

  • Guitar: Cordell Mosson, Ron Bremby

  • Background Vocals: Andre Williams, Tracey Lewis, George Clinton,

  • Sidney Barnes, Robert Johnson

  • Horn & String Arrangements: Bernie Worrell

Who in the Funk Do You Think You Are?

  • Artist: Sly Stone (1981)

  • Piano, Bass, Guitar, Vocals: Sly Stone

  • Guitar: Ron Ford

Better Days

  • Artist: Andre Foxxe (1984) Producer: George Clinton, Garry Shider

  • Vocals: Andre Foxxe

  • Guitar: Marvin Williams

  • Keyboard: David Spradley

  • Background Vocals: Marvin Williams, Garry Shider

The Chong Show

  • Artist: Bootsy Collins (1979–80) Producer: George Clinton, Bootsy Collins

  • Keyboards, Bass, Guitar, Lead Vocals: Bootsy Collins

  • Keyboards, Background Vocals: David Spradley

  • Percussion: Carl "Butch" Small

Michelle

  • Artist: Treylewd's Flastic Brain Flam (1978–79) Producer: George Clinton

  • Guitar: Tracey Lewis, DeWayne McKnight, Garry Shider

  • Drums: Dennis Chambers

  • Bass: Jeff "Cherokee" Bunn

  • Keyboard: Gary Hudgins

  • Vocals: Tracey Lewis

  • Background Vocals: Kevin Shider, Andre Foxxe, Tracey Lewis, Patricia Curry, Garry Shider, Linda Shider, Brides, Parlet, Ray Davis, Parliament, Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, Steve Pannel, Robert Johnson, Tony Lafoot, Jessica Cleaves

Sunshine of Your Love

  • Artist: Funkadelic (1984) Producer: George Clinton

  • All instruments by: DeWayne "Blackbyrd" McKnight