Funkadelic - (not Just) Knee: Deep

Also heavily utilized the song's themes and sounds, even featuring George Clinton on their own track titled "Knee Deep".

Released in 1979 on the album Uncle Jam Wants You , is one of the most significant tracks in the history of funk music. Clocking in at over 15 minutes in its full album version, it became Funkadelic's second and final #1 hit on the Billboard Soul Singles chart. Lyric Summary Funkadelic - (Not Just) Knee Deep

The track is widely considered a "blueprint" for rhythm, influencing future generations through its heavy use in hip-hop sampling. Also heavily utilized the song's themes and sounds,

Used portions of the song in "Who Am I? (What's My Name?)" . Funkadelic - (Not Just) Knee Deep

Most famously sampled the groove for their 1989 hit "Me Myself and I" .