George Clinton celebrated his 67th birthday with P-Funk Allstars performance of Parliament and Funkadelic's best-known songs - "Tear the Roof off the Sucker," "One Nation Under a Groove" -  at the intimate Zune club in L.A. Sly Stone, Freda Payne, John Frusciante and a bevy of photographers were among the party-goers; between the 19-or-so band members and the shutterbugs, there was only limited space for the celebrating horde. Even Sir Nose had no place to dance.
Second floor of the three-story  building was devoted to Clinton's paintings, the best of which are heavily inspired by Basquiat. And bizarrely, cognac can be used to make tasty mojito.