Danny Bedrosian on P-Funk’s Breakthrough Year and George Clinton

Danny Bedrosian, keyboardist and musical director for Parliament-Funkadelic, joins Musicians Reveal with Joe Kelley for an in-depth conversation on the pivotal year that transformed P-Funk history.
Danny discusses how 1975 marked a turning point for the group, with the releases of Mothership Connection, Chocolate City, and Let’s Take It to the Stage—albums that helped elevate P-Funk from underground innovators to global funk icons.
He also shares insights into working with George Clinton, conducting primary source interviews for his book Make My Funk the P-Funk, and documenting one of the most influential movements in music history.
This episode is essential listening for fans of funk, music history, and the legacy of Parliament-Funkadelic.