IN THE MEDIA

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Tom Vickers on His Punk Years: Detroit, George, Bootsy

In the P-Funk Archives with Tom Vickers

Tom Vickers, The P-Funk Minister of Information for Parliament-Funkadelic from 1976 to 1980.

Tales from the Tour Bus: George (Part 1)

Tales from the Tour Bus: George (Part 2)

Tales from the Tour Bus: Bootsy (Part 1)

Tales from the Tour Bus: Bootsy (Part 2)

"TRUTH IN RHYTHM" - Tom Vickers (Parliament-Funkadelic), Part 1 of 2

"TRUTH IN RHYTHM" - Tom Vickers (Parliament-Funkadelic), Part 2 of 2

"TRUTH IN RHYTHM" - Tom Vickers Career Overview From P-Funk to A&M; Records, Part 1 of 3

"TRUTH IN RHYTHM" - Tom Vickers Career Overview Songs and Music Publishing to A & R, Part 2 of 3

"TRUTH IN RHYTHM" - Tom Vickers Career Overview A & R to Compilation CD's, as well as ZZ Top involvement, Part 3 of 3

Rock Godz - Tom Vickers on P-Funk Near Riot

Episode 35: P-Funk Special + Hal David audio with Lloyd Bradley and Tom Vickers

In this week’s episode of the RBP podcast, Barney Hoskyns and Mark Pringle are joined by not one but two guests: Lloyd Bradley and Tom Vickers. They tell the story of how they met, Lloyd blagging his way into a singles reviewing session with George Clinton at Blues and Soul magazine while Tom was Parliament’s ‘Minister of Information’. This gives rise to a lengthy discussion about all things Parliament, Funkadelic, and George Clinton as well as Lloyd explaining how he managed to go from sneaking into gigs to a long and illustrious career in music journalism. Click here for more.