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Jeffery discusses the significance of the final shows of Parliament Funkadelic led by George Clinton, emphasizing the unique nature of this tour. He notes the difference in energy and song choices compared to previous tours, suggesting that this may truly be a farewell. He expresses excitement about attending these last shows in California, reflecting on his extensive experience as a fan over nearly 50 years. He also highlights the community aspect of the funk music scene and the importance of seizing opportunities before they vanish. Key Points: The tour is labeled as the “final tour” rather than a farewell, suggesting an impactful conclusion. Jeffery notes a change in energy and song selection during the final shows. He shares his excitement about attending the last three California shows. The importance of the funk community and shared experiences is emphasized. Jeffery reflects on his long history with the band, having seen them over 200 times.
