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Interview with Flea in 1988". VPRO. Archived from the original on May 5, 2013 . Retrieved January 16, 2008. Following the Stadium Arcadium tour, the Chili Peppers took an extended break. Kiedis attributed this to the band being worn out from their years of nonstop work since Californication. Their only recording during this time was in 2008 with George Clinton on his album George Clinton and His Gangsters of Love; accompanied by Kim Manning, they recorded a new version of Shirley and Lee's classic " Let the Good Times Roll". [110]

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