Tales of Kidd Funkadelic

Funky beats, crazy lyrics, and the guitar of Kidd Funkadelic himself combine to create a fitting final Westbound LP for Funkadelic. This 1976 album saw them score another Top 20 hit as P-Funk madness started to take over the R&B charts. Includes the R&B hit "UnDisco Kidd", which sees George Clinton and Bootsy define the Funkadelic sound that would peak with "One Nation Under A Groove" two years later. The 2005 CD package also reissues all seven tracks of the original album and adds the rare 45 edit of "UnDisco Kidd" from the same year. Includes in-depth notes by Funkadelic expert Dean Rudland, including information taken from exclusive interviews with band member Fuzzy Haskins and the band's press officer Tom Vickers. The booklet fully reproduces Pedro Bell's distinctive cartoon artwork, and features period memorabilia and photographs. Westbound U.S.