George Clinton now represented by Universal Attractions

_________________________________________________________________ Attending the Billboard Touring Conference & Awards in NYC?  We would love to meet with you. Please contact us to set up a meeting. _________________________________________________________________  George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic "The show was on time and on target... they put on one heck of a performance for us and we would gladly have them back anytime. - Don Butcher, Entertainment Co-Chair - Hampton Bay Days   Routed Avails Available for domestic and international dates Isolated dates also available   December 2, 2010 - Pittsburg, PA December 3, 2010 - New York, NY December 4, 2010 - Portland ME December 8, 2010 - Cleveland,OH December 10, 2010 - Pittsburgh, PA December 11, 2010 - Washington, DC January 21, 2011 – Tokyo, Japan January 22, 2011 - Tokyo, Japan January 24, 2011 – Osaka, Japan April 13, 2010 - Knoxville, TN   The Hit List   The king of funk gets his own episode of Unsung and for every one who felt that they knew everything about George Clinton you haven't seen anything yet. Watch these clips from the episode.       Click here to watch     George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic   Think of George Clinton and you'll likely conjure an image of a crazy black man with rainbow dreads and garb befitting a galactic shaman literally barking at phat bottomed girls with a sub-atomic "WOOF!" This lovable nutcase is the legendary and internationally renowned grandfather of funk and the founder of the Parliament-Funkadelic MOB, taking the sonic innovations of James Brown and Sly Stone to both outer space AND Neptune while selling millions of records and concert tickets in the process. Quiet as its kept, however, George Clinton's initial approach to the ladies was crooning (when he wasn't cutting hair) as the leader of a standup vocal group he formed in `55 called The Parliaments, emulating the doo wop and love songs that were popular when he was in diapers (well...he STILL wears those on occasion).   What is there left for the North Cackalackee-born grandfather of funk to do after four decades of rockin' steady on the one?  ... [read more]   Since 1949 Representing such artists as Dinah Washington and Jimmy Lunceford, Universal Attractions Agency was founded in 1949.  In 1958, Universal took on James Brown "The Godfather of Soul" and went on to represent him for more than 40 years.   Today, Universal Attractions boasts the representation of an extensive list of nationally and internationally renowned artists including Brian Mcknight, George Clinton, The Heads of State (featuring Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill & Ralph Tresvant), Bell Biv Devoe, Keith Sweat, MC Hammer and Salt N Pepa ... [read more] Also Available for Bookings: Brian McKnight George Clinton Angie Stone Mint Condition SWV Keith Sweat Fantasia DMX Najee MC Hammer  Hip-Hop Royalty  6 Jokers and a Queen of Comedy Bell Biv Devoe  "Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill & Ralph Tresvant"  70's Soul Jam  Salt-N-Pepa Teena Marie  Twista Paul Mooney  The Stylistics Superstars of Jazz Fusion  Chalie Boy All-4-One Heavy D Roy Ayers "Bobby Caldwell & Diane Schuur"                             Universal Attractions Agency - 135 West 26th Street - 12th Floor - New York , NY 10001 Phone: 212.582.7575  -  Fax: 212.333.4508  -  info@universalattractions.com www.universalattractions.com