Parliament-Funkadelic brought their theatrical "P-Funk Earth Tour" to the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey, in November 1978. This performance of "Red Hot Mama" showcases their distinctive blend of funk and rock, characterized by elaborate stage props and a large ensemble cast. The group, led by George Clinton, evolved from both Parliament and Funkadelic, two acts that shared musicians and a conceptual vision. Their intricate live shows became a hallmark of the P-Funk era, often featuring the P-Funk Mothership descending onto the stage. "Red Hot Mama" originally appeared on Funkadelic's 1974 album, "Standing on the Verge of Getting It On." The track features Eddie Hazel's guitar work, a key element in defining the band's psychedelic funk sound during this period. FULL VIDEO 🎸: youtube.com/watch?v=3XzKKcC7kek myownsummary #RockHistory #HallOfFame #PFunk #RedHotMama #GeorgeClinton