The chronological full p-funk show on video list

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I compiled a list of p-funk shows that’s on youtube in order to make it easier for people to find them. They’re mostly full shows, at lease a big chunk of it. Maybe it can help someone, so they won’t need to buy from a shady (not grady :stuck_out_tongue:) ebay seller.

There are sooo many shows, I feel like the pedro/roctober post all over again :laughing:. And there are even more shows out there… especially from the later years. If you wanna add stuff, feel free. I’ll make this topic a wiki, so you can just click on the edit button if you want to add another full show. Or if you found a video with a higher res or just wanna fix a wrong date or something…

The video quality varies and let me tell you, you get pretty tired after a while watching loads of shows in bad quality. So shows like Woodstock 99 and Jazz à Vienne are pretty refreshing.

Parliament/Funkadelic/GC

1976

1976-10-31 P-Funk Earth Tour - The Summit, Houston, TX

1977

1977-12-19 P-Funk Earth Tour - The Summit, Houston, TX

1978

1978-02-18 Flashlight Tour - Capitol Center, Landover, MD

1978-03-21 Flashlight Tour - The Summit, Houston, TX

1978-11-06 Anti Tour - Capitol Theatre, Pasaic, NJ

1979

1979-02-01 Motor Booty Tour - Capitol Centre, Landover, MD

1979-03-18 Motor Booty Tour - The Summit, Hoston, TX

1981

1981-04-17 Capitol Center, Landover, MD

1983

1983-00-00 Atomic Dog Tour - Capitol Centre, Landover, MD

1984

1984-04-01 The Summit, Houston, TX

1985

1985-08-17 Rockpalast, Loreley, Germany

1989

1989-08-19 Cabaret Metro Club, Chicago, IL

1989-08-25 St. Andrews Hall, Detroit, MI

1990

1990-01-19/22 Bobigny, France and Utrecht, Netherlands

1990-07-22 Montreux Jazz Fest, Montreux, Switzerland

1991

1991-06-25 The Palladium, New York, NY

1991-07-09 Montreux Jazz Fest, Montreux, Switzerland

1992

1992-00-00 Osaka, Japan

1992-09-20 Ritz, New York, NY

1993

1993-04-22 The Trocadero, Philadelphia, PA

1993-05-28 Convention Centre, Washington, DC

1993-07-00 Grant Park, Atlanta, GA

1993-10-31 Community Center, Berkley, CA

1993-12-19 Manhattan Center, New York, NY

1994

1994-02-23 Trenton State College, Trenton, NJ

1994-04-04 Tramps, New York, NY

1994-05-05 Wesleyan College, Middletown, CT

1994-08-28 Palookaville, Santa Cruz, CA

1994-09-04 Lollapalooza, Dominguez Hills, Carson, CA

1996

1996-03-09 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA

1996-05-17 Drum Rhythm Festival, Amsterdam, Netherlands

1999

1999-07-22 Woodstock 99 West Stage, Rome, NY

1999-07-23 Woodstock 99 West Stage, Rome, NY

1999-10-12 Metropol, Pittsburgh, PA

2001

2001-10-31 Liberty Hall, Lawrence, KS

2002

2002-07-26 Fuji Rock Festival Yuzawa, Niigata, Tokyo, Japan

2012

2012-07-03 Jazz à Vienne, France

Bootsy

1976

1976-10-31 The Summit, Houston, TX

1978

1978-04-07 Washington, DC

1978-05-20 The Summit, Houston, TX

1989

1989-07-22 Ariake MZ, Tokyo, Japan

1990

1990-10-11 Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA

1993
1993-08-07 Club Citta, Kawasaki, Japan

1998

1998 -07-18 Jazz Open, Stuttgart, Germany

Brides of Funkenstein

1979

1979-03-18 The Summit, Houston, TX

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Wow! This is an amazing resource, thx <3

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@silentboatman more of a documentary with some live excerpts, but I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_v5ivGE2iA&ab_channel=FredKikineism

It’s from the 3 nights marathon at Hot Brass club in Paris in July 1995. I was there and it was mindblowing: 4 hours the first night, 5 hours the second night and 3 hours the third night, all in a very small venue. One of my best concerts memories ever.

I was just googling it to see if by any chance any audio bootleg of these nights existed, when I found this from French cable TV channel Paris Premiere.

This suggests that it’s very possible that at least one of the three shows, if not all three were taped, and it really drives me nuts knowing it exists somewhere in someone’s vault, In the meantime I’ll have a ball watching this tonight, it’s already better than nothing :heart_eyes:

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I found the director and asked him if by any chance he still had the complete recordings, and he was nice enough to reply, but unfortunately he didn’t keep the rushes :frowning: I’m still happy this little documentary exists, though :slight_smile:

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This is great! My weekends sorted! Thanks man!

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This is absolutely amazing! @silentboatman with the goods once again! This should keep me busy at work for a month or 2​:grinning: Thank you!:metal:t4:

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That 77 band from Houston is funkier to me that the 76 Houston. More improv for sure. Those Chops Horns put on a special performance. And the vocals the girls get on Children of Production and spine-tingling. And I think I’m the one who shot that ATL 93 at Grant Park. I have to check mine, 100,000 folks out there.

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Just to let you know, I videotaped that Connecticut 1994. There are still some master tape videos in the archives that I could transfer to DVD.

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