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In this talk, jeffery shares his reflections on the funk music scene, particularly focusing on George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic. He emphasizes the uniqueness of different funk artists and the subjective nature of musical preference. Jeffery highlights the importance of audience demographics in sustaining musical acts and acknowledges the contributions of figures like Caron Thompson Clinton in maintaining the legacy of funk music. He also touches on the balance between personal desires and audience expectations in live performances. Key Points: Different funk artists have unique styles, making comparisons difficult. Musical preferences often stem from personal taste rather than objective quality. Audience demographics play a crucial role in sustaining musical acts. Caron Thompson Clinton’s contributions are vital to the success of the funk legacy. Balancing personal desires with audience expectations is essential in live performances.
