Earlier this week, the inimitable sat for not one but two conversations about his work and where it comes from. First, he spoke with the host of , Jason King, about soul music, swag and Kendrick Lamar.
Then, after the screened Clinton's 20-year-old film , he took the stage for an interview conducted by songwriter, producer and musician . The two industry veterans traded stories about Miles Davis and staying in the game. Clinton's memoir, , was released earlier this month along with five new songs, and a new Funkadelic album is hard on its heels.
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