Recorded during their 1976 "Earth Tour," this live album captures Parliament at the peak of their powers, midway through a period of incredible creative and commercial success. It features extended, improvisational versions of their most popular tracks, showcasing the band's legendary musicianship and electrifying stage presence.
- The album was recorded live in concert during Parliament's 1976 "Earth Tour."
- It was released in May 1977 on Mercury Records.
- This release features extended, improvisational versions of hits like "Up for the Down Stroke" and "Chocolate City."
Parliament is a legendary American funk band, formed in the late 1960s by George Clinton. They are best known for their flamboyant stage shows and their pioneering work in the funk, soul, and disco genres. In 1977, Parliament was at the height of their powers, touring extensively in support of their recent studio albums.
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