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Bootsy Collins albums featuring Brandy
Bootsy Collins Music Videos (3)
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| | Ultra Wave CD (1980)
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While certainly not among his greatest efforts, Bootsy Collins' Ultra Wave (1980) is still infinitely better than most of the disco dregs being squeezed from the likes of Earth, Wind & Fire or Kool & the Gang. Although Collins (bass/vocals) ...
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 Bootsy Collins Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Bootsy Collins songs: Psychoticbumpschool, Vanish in Our Sleep, Bootzilla, Stretchin' Out, Pinocchio Theory, Another Point of View. More music songs Roto-Rooter, Jam Fan, Mug Push, Love Vibes, Physical Love, Countracula, Landshark, Fat Cat, I'd Rather Be With You Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Hollywood Squares Lyrics, Can't Stay Away Lyrics, Cool Jerk Lyrics, Do You Love Me Lyrics, What's a Telephone Bill? Lyrics.
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Bootsy Collins Biography
Bootsy Collins first gained notoriety as a teenage bass wunderkind in James Brown's 1970s band, but found his real niche as a top-ranking officer in George Clinton's Parliament/Funkadelic army. Known for his virtuoso slap-funk playing, unfailing groove, and over-the-top wardrobe, Bootsy is revered by bass players as the link between Larry Graham and Stanley Clarke. In addition to recording several successful solo albums, Collins has played with several other like-minded space travelers such as prog-metal flash guitarist Buckethead.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Bootsy Collins | Parliament, Snoop Dogg, Fred Wesley, Keith Richards, Johnnie Taylor, Cyndi Lauper, Maceo Parker, Toots & The Maytals, Bootsy Collins & Bootsy's New Rubber Band | | Fred Wesley | Parliament, Maceo Parker, Candy Dulfer, Soulive, 10,000 Maniacs, Pee Wee Ellis, Milt Jackson, Marcus Miller | | Bernie Worrell | Funkadelic, Parliament, Talking Heads, Gov't Mule, Fred Wesley, Jack Bruce, Johnnie Taylor, Black Uhuru, Les Claypool | | Phelps "Catfish" Collins | James Brown, Parliament, Brian Culbertson, Deee-Lite, JB's, Fred Wesley | | Maceo Parker | James Brown, Parliament, Candy Dulfer, Prince, Fred Wesley, 10,000 Maniacs, JB's, Marcus Miller | | Gary Shider | Parliament, George Clinton, P-Funk All-Stars, Amp Fiddler, Digital Underground, DJ Quik, Will Iron, Prince, Red Hot Chili Peppers | | Richard "Kush" Griffith | Parliament, James Brown, P-Funk All-Stars, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley |
Contemporaries
Earth, Wind & Fire, The Isley Brothers, Prince, Tower of Power, The Ohio Players, The Commodores, War, Cameo, P-Funk All Stars, Parliament, Maze, Charles Wright, The Gap Band, Graham Central Station, Mandrill, The Brothers Johnson, Slave, Con Funk Shun, Zapp, L.T.D., B.T. Express, Larry Graham, Trouble Funk, Roger (Zapp)
Followers
Prince, Herbie Hancock, Red Hot Chili Peppers, OutKast, Jamiroquai, Rick James (Bass), Primus, Bill Laswell, Faith No More, Marcus Miller, Spin Doctors, Deee-Lite, APB (Scotland)
Influences
James Brown, Sly & the Family Stone, The Temptations (R&B), Curtis Mayfield, The Jackson 5, Rufus Thomas
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