LIVE SHOW FROM 1989........ DISC 1: 1. Chocolate City 2. Alice In My Fantasies 3. Cosmic Slop 4. Let's Take It To The Stage (Medley) 5. Thanku4letnmebmyselfagin 6. Up For The Downstroke 7. We Be Fonk'n Over Here 8. Get Off Your Ass and Jam (Medley): Bop Gun / Funk Um Just To See The Look On Their Face 9. Gamin' On Ya: / Do Not Attempt To Readjust Your Radio 10. Undisco Kidd (We Be Fonkin' Over Here Too) 11. Pussy 12. Do That Stuff 13. Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk (Pay Attention -- B3M) 14. Biological Speculation - (rap) 15. Standing On The Verge (Of Gettin' It On) 16. Good To Your Ear Hole 17. Pump It Up 18. Maggot Brain DISC 2: 1. Intro (Garry's Rap) 2. Knee Deep 3. Rap "Niggerish" 4. Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) 5. Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples 6. Atomic Dog 7. Why Should I Dog You Out?: Batman / Cold Sweat / Sing A Simple Song / Lickin' Stick / Want To Take You Higher............ Full Title: Funk Um Agin...For The First Time: P-Funk Allstars "Live In L.A.". Personnel: George Clinton, Michael "Clip" Payne, Dr. Funkenstein, Robert P-Nut Johnson (vocals); Cordell "Boogie" Mosson (guitar, bass, background vocals); Eddie Hazel, DeWayne "Blackbird" McKnight, Garry Shider (guitar, background vocals); Mike Hampton (guitar); Greg Thomas (saxophone, background vocals); Bennie Cowan (trumpet); Greg Boyer (trombone); Joesph "Amp" Fiddler, David Spradley (keyboards); Lige Curry (bass, background vocals); Billy Bass (bass); Tony Thomas, Frankie Waddy (drums); Robert Wilson, Michael "Clip" Payne, Tracey "Treylewd" Lewis, Gary "Mudbone" Cooper (background vocals). Recorded live at The Strand Nightclub, Manhattan Beach, California on November 11, 1989. Includes liner notes by Robert Ward, Rich Panse & David Mills. There is nothing in the world like a P-Funk concert. George Clinton and his comrades are the funkiest of the funky and the baddest of the bad. The ensemble plays a tight funk that helps the crowd get loose. Recorded in 1989, LIVE IN L.A. features a multitude of talented musicians, including veteran guitarist Eddie Hazel, who quit the band shortly after this show. All the band members step up to the plate on this record. Ringmaster George Clinton makes his famous stage speeches while "Undisco Kidd" features funkified and jazzy bass (Rodney Curtis) and keyboard (Joseph "Amp" Fiddler) solos. Longtime member Garry Shider shines on guitar with a solo on "Knee Deep." Michael Hampton unleashes a bluesy solo of his own on the nine-minute "Maggot Brain." An 11-minute version of "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)" shows what a jam session should be. "Why Should I Dog You Out" closes the album and features a medley of Prince, Sly Stone, and James Brown tunes. One of the most influential and heavily sampled artists ever, George Clinton always throws a party onstage, and LIVE IN L.A. is your invitation.