Funkadelic’s Maggot Brain remains one of electric guitar's ultimate trips. It has got a lysergic energy all of its own. This is funk-rock as mysticism, the sound of Eddie Hazel seeing through ...

What better way to honor the life of Eddie Hazel than enjoying the iconic merging of his two great passions–playing his guitar and his love for his mother—through the epic “Maggot Brain”.

(The opening credits feature some stolen valor from Eddie Hazel and Funkadelic, too, even though “Maggot Brain” has already been used by several other movies and shows recently.) The square ...

I remember trying to scramble, weak-legged, toward a festival exit while George Clinton’s Funkadelic played “Maggot ... gave to Eddie Hazel when he first unleashed that voodoo guitar seance ...

It happened in 1997, when Santana was touring the US with another guitar legend, Jeff Beck. The young Julian joined Carlos on stage for a performance of the Funkadelic classic Maggot Brain ...

“Eddie” is a reference to Eddie Hazel, the visionary guitarist from Funkadelic who managed to out-Hendrix Hendrix via his historic solo on “Maggot Brain.” “Tear For Eddie” has a ...

This is also the reason why Funkadelic’s ‘Maggot Brain’ is ... Looking at the opening song as a whole, it largely revolves around a ten-minute guitar solo delivered by Eddie Hazel with refreshing ...

Featuring a wonderfully catchy acoustic guitar ... gusto. Maggot Brain is the titular track on the third studio album of American funk rock legends Funkadelic. Released in 1971, it’s a haunting track ...

An extended version of the Funkadelic classic "Maggot Brain" left the crowd divided, with hardcore fans blown away by Hampton's note-for-note facsimile of Eddie Hazel's unbridled guitar soloing ...

By the time Hinsley’s guitar starts screaming like Eddie Hazel’s on ‘Maggot Brain’ and Brown’s falsetto shrieks lead into the too-soon fade, it doesn’t seem extravagant to claim ‘Emma’ as the feminine ...