The rather dodgy Trading Places label is releasing 2 more coloured vinyl live P-Funk All Star albums next month. They previously put out a RSD (how they managed to make it seem legit I don’t know) release in 2020, ‘Make My Funk The P-Funk’,
https://www.discogs.com/release/15836067-George-Clinton-P-Funk-All-Stars-Make-My-Funk-The-P-Funk
which consisted of tracks from the ‘Live…and Kickin’ album:
https://www.discogs.com/master/550755-George-Clinton-The-P-Funk-All-Stars-Live-And-Kickin
and I’ve a feeling the new releases may be rehashes from the same source. They’re being stocked at Forced Exposure in the US, also juno.co.uk in the UK
https://www.forcedexposure.com/Artists/CLINTON.GEORGE.html
The promo notes claim the tracks were recorded in Chicago. Anyway if you really need more splatter vinyl, go ahead, but buyer beware… 
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I was just about to post about it. 
Exactly, probably tracks from Live and Kickin. There was some talk about that ‘Make My Funk The P-Funk’ 2020 vinyl here.
Live in Chicago 1989 / The PFunk Power
The thing that is extra crazy about the second one is that it has the same logo as pfunkpower.bigcartel.com . That’s kind of strange, right?
Made a table to make it easier to see the connection between Live and Kickin and the Trading Places records
. So most of the tracks from the Live in Chicago 1989 record are defensively not from Chicago 1989.
Live and Kickin |
Make My Funk |
Chicago 1989 |
PFunk Power |
Cosmic Slop |
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x |
Bop Gun |
x |
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Standing On The Verge |
x |
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Funk Gettin’ Ready… |
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x |
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Funkentelechy |
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x |
Give Up The Funk |
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x |
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Let’s Take It To… |
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x |
Good Love |
x |
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Maggot Brain |
x |
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Make My Funk The… |
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x |
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Flashlight |
x |
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Aquaboogie |
x |
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Atomic Dog |
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x |
Mothership Connection |
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x |
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Pepe The Pill Popper |
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x |
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Let’s Get Satisfied |
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x |
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Ain’t Nuthin’ But… |
x |
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State Of The Nation |
x |
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What a mess! I see all these releases say they are licensed from Prestige Elite Records
https://www.prestige-elite.com/, so maybe they are a legit budget outfit, licensing out recordings, and I’m being unfair saying they’re bootlegs.
The P-Funk logo thing is odd though…at worst it’s a copy & paste job.
The albums do seem to be competitively priced, but they’re not exactly enhancing anyone’s legacy…!
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