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"Rockit" is a jazz composition performed and recorded by pianist Herbie Hancock. Read More

Uncle Jam Wants Youis the 11th album released by the band Funkadelic. The album was released in September of 1979. The album title was in reference to the recruitment posters by the US Army with the tagline "Uncle Sam wants you!" Read More

The song "Pop Life"is a single from the album,Around the World in a Day which was released in 1985. Two songs were released in two extended versions. In the US these two songs were "Pop Life" on A-side and "Hello" on B-side. Read More

Originally on the albumAround the World in a Day,"Raspberry Beret" was turned into a 12" single and released in the US with the song "She's Always In My Hair" on the B-side. Read More

The Clones of Dr. Funkensteinwas released by Parliament in September 1976. The album is charted as 3 on the Billboard R&B chart. Read More

Mothership Connection was the 4th studio album by Parliament released in 1975. The album was certified gold and then platinum. Read More

Gloryhallastoopid was released in 1979 by the funk ensemble. The album reuses samples from previous albums by Parliament. Read More

Motor Booty Affair was released by Parliament in November 1978. The cover art was done by Overton Loyd. Read More

"America" was a song on the album Around The World In A Day released in 1985 by Prince and The Revolution. The song references issues in the United States within the mid-1980s such as Communism and nuclear war. Read More

For Youis the debut album by Prince. It was released in 1978 and was produced and composed by Prince. Read More