This year is the 40th Anniversary of Funkadelic's first release and we are proud to celebrate that landmark with the very first Funkadelic Best Of compilation to cover both their Westbound and Warner Brothers years. Over a period of 12 years from their Westbound debut album to the release of 1981's The Electric Spanking Of War Babies, Funkadelic, piloted by George Clinton, redefined the way that black music was recorded and presented. They scored 20 R&B chart hit singles and a dozen chart albums, but their influence was far greater. They brought rock music into the black music charts and demanded to be treated like a rock band and in the years following their demise they have become treated as musical greats, by the sampling hip hop hordes and by the rock music establishment. Standing On The Verge includes the two number one R&B singles One Nation Under A Groove and (Not Just) Knee Deep, sample favourites such as I'll Bet You and Undisco Kidd and dancefloor monsters such as Cosmic Slop and Better By The Pound. We have also taken the time to shine a light on more contemplative masterpieces such as Sexy Ways, the wonderful instrumental A Joyful Process, and the incredible ten minute-plus epic Maggot Brain. Their early 1969 single Whatever Makes My Baby Feels Good is included - the first time it has ever been reissued.