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Documented collaborators

Mallia Franklin was a foundational voice in the funk era, known for her role as an original Parlet member and as a long-standing contributor to the Parliament-Funkadelic collective. Born in Detroit on March 3, 1952, Franklin’s influence spans studio work, on-stage energy, and a network that helped shape the sound of modern funk. Although she passed away in 2010, her pioneering contributions continue to resonate with fans and fellow musicians. Here, you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from her discography, and context for her enduring legacy, along with how to explore her music and related acts in the Detroit and broader Midwest funk scene.

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What reaches the room

While Mallia Franklin does not have active 2025 tour dates, fans can explore her historic recordings, including early Parliament-Funkadelic sessions and Parlet material, as well as her solo project Funken Tersepter (1995, P-Vine, Japanese release). For ongoing updates on related artists and events in the funk lineage, consider following official pages and archival releases from P-Funk alumni. If you’re seeking authentic funk vibes and a connection to the roots of the genre, Mallia Franklin’s work remains a vital touchstone.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Mallia Franklin

  • Born March 3, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan; died February 5, 2010.
  • Original Parlet member (joined 1978) and vocalist on Pleasure Principle (1978) and Invasion of the Booty Snatchers (1979).
  • Longtime Parliament-Funkadelic contributor; background vocals on Chocolate City (1975), Motor Booty Affair (1978), Uncle Jam Wants You (1979), and Zapp II (1982).
  • Solo album Funken Tersepter released in 1995 (P-Vine, Japanese release).
  • Credited with introducing Bootsy Collins and Junie Morrison to the P-Funk family.
  • Awards include Minnesota Black Music Awards Local (R&B Local: Mallia Franklin, 1990).

The records

Mallia Franklin Discography

  • Funken Tersepter
    1995 · P-Vine
  • Zapp II
    1982 · Warner Bros.
  • Sweat Band
    1980 · Uncle Jam
  • Uncle Jam Wants You
    1979 · Warner Bros.
  • Invasion of the Booty Snatchers
    1979 · Casablanca
  • Pleasure Principle
    1978 · Casablanca
  • Motor Booty Affair
    1978 · Casablanca
  • Chocolate City
    1975 · Casablanca

The hits

Top Mallia Franklin Songs

  • Wolf Tickets
    1980 · US R&B #2
  • Help from My Friends
    1980 · US R&B #4
  • Ridin' High
    1979 · US R&B #1
  • Pleasure Principle
    1978 · US R&B #3

While Mallia Franklin does not have active 2025 tour dates, fans can explore her historic recordings, including early Parliament-Funkadelic sessions and Parlet material, as well as her solo project Funken Tersepter (1995, P-Vine, Japanese release). For ongoing updates on related artists and events in the funk lineage, consider following official pages and archival releases from P-Funk alumni. If you’re seeking authentic funk vibes and a connection to the roots of the genre, Mallia Franklin’s work remains a vital touchstone.

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