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  1. www.amazon.com › prime-video › actorGeorge S. Clinton: Movies, TV, and Bio - amazon.com

    George S. Clinton began his professional musical career as a songwriter, arranger, and session musician in Nashville, while earning degrees in music and drama at Middle Tennessee State University. The summer after graduation, George attended the Atlanta Pop Festival and, upon hearing Joe Cocker perform "With a Little Help from My Friends", left his native Chattanooga, bound for Los Angeles and ready to rock and roll.

  2. www.youtube.com › watchBig Bounce Main Title - YouTube

    Jul 30, 2018 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupBig Bounce Main Title · George S. ClintonThe Big Bounce℗ 2004 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., Under Exclusive Li...

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  3. secondhandsongs.com › artist › 103755Artist: George S. Clinton | SecondHandSongs

    Everybody's a Masterpiece: Richard Reicheg, George S. Clinton: Three Dog Night: 1976: Covered by : Hold On to Your Lady: George S. Clinton: George Clinton [US2] September 1974: Covered by Tom Sullivan: Life and Breath: George S. Clinton: Climax featuring Sonny Geraci: April 1972: Covered by : Little Christmas Tree: Artie Wayne [US2], George S ...

  4. music.apple.com › us › albumWild Things (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) by George S ...

    George S. Clinton, Morphine. 3:37. 13. End Credits. 5:15. January 1, 1998 13 Songs, 36 minutes ℗ 1998 Mandalay Entertainment, under exclusive license to Varese Sarabande Records, under exclusive license to Varese Sarabande Records. Also available in the iTunes Store.

  5. soundcloud.com › georgesclinton › setsStream George S. Clinton | Listen to Mortal Kombat (Original ...

    Aug 15, 1995 · Listen to Mortal Kombat (Original Motion Picture Score), a playlist curated by George S. Clinton on desktop and mobile.

  6. www.soultracks.com › george_s__clintonGeorge S. Clinton | SoulTracks - Soul Music Biographies, News ...

    Back in 1977, I read a favorable review in Rolling Stone of a 1974 album by the George Clinton Band called The George Clinton Band Arrives . Comparing the group to an early Hall and Oates, the magazine labeled it a solid early-70s sampling of blue-eyed soul. Intrigued, I looked around for the album. Unfortunately, the disc hadn't sold well and ...