Parlet was essentially comprised of back-up singers from P-Funk. George Clinton was their producer on each of their 3 albums. "Play Me or Trade Me", "Pleasure Principal", and "Invasion of the Booty Snatchers" have roots in Funk, R&B, Soul and Disco.
This particular song doesn't stray from the established vibe that the Mothership always brought. It's basically more of the same under the guise of female singers who in this case take center stage. This being said there is just something here that works. Maybe it's the keyboard riff or funk laiden backstage. The women of Parlet can also belt it out when not singing the reprise.
Very nice post. I'm waiting for new posts. again thank you
Posted by: kiralık devremülkler | March 26, 2011 at 03:08 PM
Good post. I like to read your posts. well written. thank you.
Posted by: Polatlı | January 04, 2011 at 10:27 AM
Hi man and thanks a million for the track... I knew the Brides of Funkenstein (funkateers, you have to get the "Never buy Texas.." LP !!), not Parlet... As good as their sistas !
great blog...
Posted by: harold | July 24, 2005 at 03:14 PM