| Artist: Bootsy Collins |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Spreading Hope Like Dope (Intro) ~ Bootsy Collins
2. Hip Hop @ Funk U - (featuring Ice Cube/Snoop Dogg/Chuck D) ~ Bootsy Collins
3. Mirrors Tell Lies - (featuring Jimi Hendrix) ~ Bootsy Collins
4. JB -- Still the Man - (featuring Rev. Al Sharpton) ~ Bootsy Collins
5. Freedumb (When-Love-Becomes-a-Threat) - (featuring Dr. Cornel West) ~ Bootsy Collins
6. After These Messages - (featuring Samuel L. Jackson) ~ Bootsy Collins
7. Kool Whip - (featuring Phil Ade'/Candi$weetz) ~ Bootsy Collins
8. Real Deal, The - (featuring Candi$weetz/Mike Phillips/Sheila E.) ~ Bootsy Collins
9. Don't Take My Funk - (featuring Bobby Womack/Phelps "Catfish" Collins) ~ Bootsy Collins
10. If Looks Could Kill - (featuring Dennis Chambers/Zion Planet 10/B?la Fleck) ~ Bootsy Collins
11. Minds Under Construction - (featuring Buckethead) ~ Bootsy Collins
12. Siento Bombo - (featuring Oui wey/Oui Wey Collins/Olvido Ruiz) ~ Bootsy Collins
13. Jazz Greats, The (A Tribute to Jazz) - (featuring Linda Shider/George Clinton/George Duke/Ron Carter) ~ Bootsy Collins
14. Garry Shider Tribute - (featuring Nick Arnold/Linda Shider/George Clinton/Chrissy Dunn) ~ Bootsy Collins
15. Stars Have No Names (They Just Shine) - (featuring Nick Arnold/Faith Daniels/Chrissy Dunn/Ronni Racket/Casper) ~ Bootsy Collins
16. Chocolate Caramel Angel - (featuring Tom Joyner/Casper/Razzberry Hershey/Faith Daniels/Ronni Racket/Musiq (Soulchild)) ~ Bootsy Collins
17. Yummy, I Got the Munchies - (featuring Tom Joyner/Razzberry White/Musiq (Soulchild)) ~ Bootsy Collins
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| Personnel: Bootsy Collins (rap vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums, drum programming); Catfish Collins (vocals, guitar); Adrian Hall, Candice Cheatham, Nick Arnold, Linda Shider, George Clinton , Zion Planet 10, Olvido Ruiz, Chrissy Dunn, The Bootzilla Choir, Razzberry White, Pastor Cooper, Li'l Diamond, Musiq (Soulchild), Penny Ford, Tony Wilson , Bobby Womack (vocals); Danny Ray, Tom Joyner, Ice Cube, Jimi Hendrix, Phil Ade', Faith Daniels, Rev. Al Sharpton, Xavier Styles, Khrys Styles, Snoop Dogg, Samuel L. Jackson, Dr. Cornel West (rap vocals); Buckethead, Garry Shider, Shawn Steele, Ronni "Racket" Jennings (guitar); B?la Fleck (banjo); Jerald Daemyon, Paul Patterson, Casey Driessen (strings); Hal Melia, Randy Villars, Brian Hogg (saxophone); Gary Winters, Mike Wade (trumpet, flugelhorn); Fred Wesley, Marck Fields (trombone); Joel "Razor Sharp" Johnson, Morris Mingo, Bernie Worrell (keyboards); Frankie "Kash" Waddy, Steve Jordan , Dennis Chambers, Shelia E (drums); Oui Wey Collins (drum programming). | |
| Recording information: Bootzilla Re-Hab; Germany; LA; Lench Mob Studios, Los Angeles; The Institute of Audio Research, NYC; The Terrordome, Strong Island, NY. | |
| Photographers: Michael Weintrob; David Carlo; Mark Alexander. | |
| Thinking big, Bootsy Collins' 2011 effort is a conceptual trip, a funky history lesson brought to life by the P-Funk veteran, his rock-solid band, and a slew of guest stars, ranging from rapper Ice Cube to professor Cornel West. In between, there's funk-rock shredding from freaky and frequent collaborator Buckethead, some psychedelic storytelling by way of an old Jimi Hendrix interview, plus better-than-expected prose from both Rev. Al Sharpton (on the cultural magnificence of James Brown) and Samuel L. Jackson (on how the funk era was a Renaissance for the hood). Underneath it all, the P-Funk jams pop and stroll with that same old swagger, while Bootsy himself beams down his wild bits of Mothership wisdom, including "It's recess time, so put a smile on your mind" ("Don't Take My Funk") and "If you wanna lead the orchestra, you're gonna have to turn your back to the crowd" ("Siento Bombo"). The album is a bit too fat to be considered classic, but there's a casual charm to this free-flowing, reminiscence party which could have just as easily been an elaborate mess. A tribute to the late P-Funk guitarist Garry Shider and an appearance from Bootsy's older brother Catfish Collins -- who died before the album saw release -- add poignancy to this rich and funky success. ~ David Jeffries | |
Engineer: Johnny "Juice" Rosado; Charles Reynolds; Erik Zobler; Toby Donohue; Oui Wey Collins; Dave "Diz Mix" Lopez; Bootsy Baby; Asmandis Ivasili; Robert Musso; Alex Fraser; Dan Monti; Bootsy Collins |
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Musical Guests | |
| Ice Cube | |
| Snoop Dogg | |
| Chuck D | |
| Jimi Hendrix | |
| Rev. Al Sharpton | |
| Cornel West | |
| Samuel L. Jackson | |
| Phil Ade' | |
| Candi$weetz | |
| Mike Phillips | |
| Sheila E. | |
| Bobby Womack | |
| Catfish Collins | |
| Dennis Chambers | |
| Zion Planet 10 | |
| Bela Fleck | |
| Buckethead | |
| Oui wey | |
| Oui Wey Colli | |
Compilation Appearances
| Standing In The Shadows Of Motown (Bonus Tracks) | |
| Cruzin Music Box Set Volume 2 | |
| Authentic | |
| Friday (Explicit Version) |
Associated Artists and Works
| Axiom Funk | |
| Bootsy Collin's New Rubber Band | |
| GrooveGrass | |
| Lewd, Trey | |
| Sly & Robbie | |
| The Sweat Band | |
| Von Stroke, Claude |
Technical Info
| Release Date : 04/26/2011 | |
| Original Release Date : 2011 | |
| Catalog ID : 7310 | |
| Label : Mascot Records | |
| Number of Discs : 1 | |
| Studio/Live : Studio | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00020286155867 |
Professional Reviews
Down Beat (p.74)
- 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[This is] his most alive-sounding disc in nearly two decades....Here, Collins steps into his role as a living musical institution..."
- 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[This is] his most alive-sounding disc in nearly two decades....Here, Collins steps into his role as a living musical institution..."
Billboard (p.32)
- "[E]pic in scale, from its 16 mostly woofer-shaking tracks to the generation-spanning guest list."
- "[E]pic in scale, from its 16 mostly woofer-shaking tracks to the generation-spanning guest list."













