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And Mark king ?

When he was with George Duke ahhhhh man very well.

Wow that dude on the drums.was smoking as well.

Yeah he came out at a very good time as there were a few other's. A new before him .as well but he did his thing. Very well too.

Saw him w/The Brothers Johnson in 1980-to this day I can't remember ever seeing another bass player like him-he used to also, slap the neck and get the notes from the bass in that manner, in the same way one would ordinarily finger the notes from below the neck, right around the pickup area! He was truly PHENOMENAL, I kid you not people. 12-8-24.

Great tribute to the man himself Thunder Thumbs

Don't know how I found myself here but dang!!!! Amazing

King of ( Thump Bass ) !!!!!!!!!

Louis, the greatest, the funkiest !

Ce fût un génie

10.50 the sizzle of that Musicman.RIP Louis,a true legend and innovator x

Louis Fonkateer#1

is strange the younger brother ages the fastest than the oldest brother ....don't look or seem, right!!

I got the chance to see Louis Johnson in Pittsburgh civic arena amazing thank you God for that moment

I've always loved Lewis Johnson, and posted videos of me playing slapping. I just happened to be the 222nd subscriber to your channel🐱🐈

I officially have a new found respect for bass musicians. Very Cool

Creative video. Loved how the animation went with the beat.

Very Cool!

A true master at his craft!

I liked the cord thing going on.

That was Cool!

Awesome. Great to meet you at market bistro

DEUS!!! WILLIAN BOOTSY COLINS

Oh man the 70's, we were grooving to everything we could find that wasn't opera or country (but there's some great country funk out there in the ether too), trippin' balls and dancing up a storm at 3am, thank you Bootsy and crew!

Joey vs. BOOTSY. Look up the man not the monkey with a cup.

Met him in Nashville - most kind/pleasant person - so nice to meet a legend and find out they are so grounded and grateful. Such a nice guy....

Bootsy and Buckethead, two of the greatest!

Boostsy brought it to the people. Still moving in my seat. A true treasure

The Funk changed music in so many ways. And Bootsy was the one changing it. You can't call yourself a Bass player of you don't know who Bootsy Collins IS. He's right up there with all the rest of the greats. Amazing player.

There will never be another Bootsy. From playing with James Brown to P-Funk to Dee Lite to Praxis...the list goes on and on. One of my all time greatest heroes. Once, yrs ago(around 2010), I was talking with some young kids in their 20's and when I said his name they didn't even know who he was. It was at that point I turned around and walked away. Why am I even speaking with you about music if you don't know who Bootsy is? Could never pick a favorite moment or song he was a part of. Way too many to choose from. Some of the P-Funk and Praxis moments are so legendary. There are a "few" new shining creators coming up. But it is sad it's so few new musical gems these days.

Just an amazing guy all around

My first live concert! Parliament & Bootsy's Rubber Band at the Philadelphia Spectrum circa 1976.

" The funk is a creature from outer space, about the size of a medicine ball, all covered in teets." - Old Greg

Got my first Bootsy album at 6... Been listening for 4 decades... He's genius

Bootsy was wearing them top hats way before the dude Slash smh they steal everything...🤔💯🎩

Maaaaan that Hiram Bullock could kill a solo

A innovator and a leader in true aartist.

let's gooooo

That damn 1 hitting like ike turner

You killed with this Joe. Nice work.

Cut my teeth to P-Funk on a console stereo in the projects. Sounded like shit, but at that time, it worked. Fast forward to today.... I disrupt the air patterns with a Denon powered Bose/Altec Lansing speaker system..... Sounds the way it is supposed to now.... Sweet. 😎

Back when musicians actually had to play.

A lot of drugs were abused and sacrificed to make this video.

100%

AIN'T NOBODY BADDER ON DA' BASS- THAN LARRY GRAHAM.

Cold Zilla tribute/mashup. Stank u very much🤘🏾

Yabba dabba doozie bobba!!

Master! Respect ✊️

That was incredible and it was nice to see Bootsy and his brother Catfish jamming.May Phelps always RIP.

Gotta wonder if Bootsy and my bass hero, Stanley Clarke, have ever had any facetime. I've seen both of them play, and I really love them both, but Stanley had George Duke and Jean Luc Ponty and all those jazz fusion giants in his posse...not that any of that is exclusive. Only true outsider would be someone who didn't love either Bootsy or Stanley.