Us old head tried to tell you young heads where the music you listen today came from. We just want you young people to understand how the music of today came about. Peace and Love!!!!!!!!!!
Song was made in 1976. I was a teenager when Parliament Funkadelic and Bootsy Collin’s came out with this funky music!! 70’s and 80’s and 90’s best era of music!!🎶 🎵🎼🎶❤️
This song was released in 1976-77. Boosty played guitar for James Brown at one time in his career. Bootzilla, Can't Stay Away, Roter-Rooter, Hollywood Square are a couple of my favorites.
Still a jam even today! Just Jammin this song from 1976 was also in the 2001 movie "Baby Boy with Tyrese Gibson, Taraji P. Henson and Snoop Dog. Ck it out. I know my 70's gen had all the great music when it came to Funk, Soul, Rock, and Disco 👍👍👍✌
"I'm comin' at ya, with both hands tied behind my back baby". "I'm gonna stick my love in your eye baby...so you can see me comin' baby"...lol. The late great Bootsy Collins!
Bootsy Collins has a son who Raps out of Oakland, Dru Down with tracks like "pimp of the year" "can you feel me" Was on "I got 5 on it Remix" and did one with Bootsy called "Baby Bubba"
Bootsy is the bassist for Parliament Funkadelic and he plays the SPACE BASS! James Brown hired him and his brother to play for him before he even graduated high school! 1 of the baddest bass players of ALL TIME
You have to see his live performance of this song. Amazing!!! If you loved this, please look into the QUEEN of funk Betty (Mabry) Davis. She was married to Miles Davis. Check out “He was a big freak” or “If Im in luck I might get picked up”. ✌🏽
This song was in the movie "Baby Boy"..... Snoop was lying on the couch singing it. Baby Boy's mom and boyfriend Melvin were lying in bed that scene. She kept saying "Hold me, hold me tighter"... LOL
Bootsy's Rubber Band was a sub-set of Parlament / Funkadelic. They're the same players and singers but a smaller band with Bootsy out in front. His brother, Catfish on guitar. You completely miss the last line on the fadeout: "I'm 'gon stick my love in your eye, baby, so you can see me come'n baby, just com'n all over you." All the rappers in the 90s sampled from the 70s and 80s.
Bootsy Collins started out playing guitar for James Brown, then went on to be a member of Parliament Funkadelics. "I'd Rather be with you" was released in 1976. Another Funk era group you should check out is called Con Funk Shun - Got To Be Enough.
The space bass guitar. The Rubberband were a lot of the guys that made James Brown funky. When they did Sex Machine they changed his sound. James' loss was George's gain...
Love this cut. This song was also a big inspiration for Childish Gambinos cut Redbone. Check him out with the group Deee-Lite, the song Groove is in the Heart. Q-tip from Tribe Called Quest spits a verse on it too. Early 90s dance jam, the psychedelic video is pretty dope.
Young man you just heard what alot of our older family members exposed my generation to. My childhood had some of the greatest music ever. I’m glad you are enjoying my generation music like we did 👊🏽
It was also played in the movie "Baby Boy" one of the characters were Snoop Dogg getting released from prison an old ex who showed up over to an ex Tareji P.Henson and refuse to leave sat on her sofa listening to this song, classic movie, classic song
@@JustJammin cool...you have so many videos..it's hard to keep up .. 😂 however like I've said both your old and newer videos always pop up on my TH-cam feed... Also bruh...there are Two Documentaries that you must one day check out...if you haven't already...and they are JAZZ by Ken Burns and Eyes On The Prize...I and many of my generation were spoiled to a extent with not only the golden age of hip hop but we were parented and raised by former Civil rights activists and Black Panthers...in addition those two Documentaries came out in the 80's and 90's and helped shape our thought processes...not to mention the music and culture of the 70's 80's and 90's ...so when I see u positively reacting it's a good thing but also points to the importance of parents passing down all the wealth of our struggle movements heritage history and culture...which I think many black parents and the school either supresses, doesn't know or considers, ignores and or drops the ball on...🤦.
Bootsy & Prince have said publicly they would never let there music be sampled. They said pick up a instrument & make your own music. Rap artist have begged them 2 use there music & offered insane amounts of money. Maybe Bootsy changed his mind because the money was 2 good. I know Bootsy more than Prince could use the money. I know 4 sure if they ever use Prince music I know he & now his estate would have sued...
Besides the Brides of Funkenstein, and all the P-Funk tracks on my playlists, this, What's a Telephone Bill, and Munchies For Your Love take pride of place. Bootsy is funk to the power of funk
Bootsy, Funkadelic, Parliament were NOT limited to any particular coast. This was 1976 they were original Funksters. They were definitely Global, even out of this world . LOL
I just saw the comment 2 below mine but yes, Donald Glover - Redbone is basically paying homage to this song. Also, there is a song called I'd Rather Fuck With You by, I believe, Do or Die. Both of those are FIRE tracks.
Good choice because Rick James and Bootsy Collins were major competitors with each other! Also, check out Bootsy's "Stretchin' Out (on A Rubber Band)" th-cam.com/video/TJ0XolwVyz8/w-d-xo.html, his covers of "Cool Jerk" th-cam.com/video/gMNQ3JCGddQ/w-d-xo.html and "Do You Love Me" th-cam.com/video/3RyO4ilbnWo/w-d-xo.html from the "Standing In The Shadow of Motown" soundtrack and for, context, his first song as a member of James Brown's band: "Give It Up or Turn It Loose" (live! from the album "Sex Machine"): th-cam.com/video/MtPOpre61NI/w-d-xo.html
The artist u mentioned may have sampled it for i rather be your nigga, however, Tupac sampled this song for I rather be ur nigga in the 90s. Play bootsy's whats a telephone bill.
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1976 was the year
Us old head tried to tell you young heads where the music you listen today came from. We just want you young people to understand how the music of today came about. Peace and Love!!!!!!!!!!
Rolling Stone magazine just rated Bootsy as the 4th greatest bassist OF ALL TIME brother
Song was made in 1976. I was a teenager when Parliament Funkadelic and Bootsy Collin’s came out with this funky music!! 70’s and 80’s and 90’s best era of music!!🎶 🎵🎼🎶❤️
If you like funk, check out The Gap Band.
@Chuck Taylor lol
And s.o.s
Check out Bootsy's "What's A Telephone Bill?" .
This song was released in 1976-77. Boosty played guitar for James Brown at one time in his career. Bootzilla, Can't Stay Away, Roter-Rooter, Hollywood Square are a couple of my favorites.
Freak like me- Adinah Howard sampled the melody. But you can hear the influences heavy. Redbone has the same vibe.
So did Beyonce
NWA sampled on their 2nd CD. Easy E remade it was called I'd rather F with you
And Tupac rather be your nigga
Vintage funk by Bootsy! Love that bass line! 👏🏾🎶🎸🎤🎹🥁💯🎉
Still a jam even today!
Just Jammin this song from 1976 was also in the 2001 movie "Baby Boy with Tyrese Gibson, Taraji P. Henson and Snoop Dog. Ck it out.
I know my 70's gen had all the great music when it came to Funk, Soul, Rock, and Disco 👍👍👍✌
This Jam is Iconic.🙏🏾❤️💐🏆
This came out in 1976, on Bootsy's Stretching Out LB.
"I'm comin' at ya, with both hands tied behind my back baby". "I'm gonna stick my love in your eye baby...so you can see me comin' baby"...lol. The late great Bootsy Collins!
Bootzilla is still with us, though !
Bootsy Collins has a son who Raps out of Oakland, Dru Down with tracks like "pimp of the year" "can you feel me"
Was on "I got 5 on it Remix" and did one with Bootsy called "Baby Bubba"
Bootsy is the bassist for Parliament Funkadelic and he plays the SPACE BASS! James Brown hired him and his brother to play for him before he even graduated high school! 1 of the baddest bass players of ALL TIME
Y all dont know how much fun it was back in the 70s listing to this music and getting hight!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of my favorite funk songs ever.
This song came out in 1976 on Bootsy's...Streching Out With Bootsy's Rubber Band album.
It's da funk man...no explanation just an extra groovy sensation!!!! Btw- this song is from 1976...
Bootsy is also part of Parliament and Funkadelics!
This was when music was music brah. Eazy E sampled it for "ID rather f@#k you". Good one tho great react.
You have to see his live performance of this song. Amazing!!! If you loved this, please look into the QUEEN of funk Betty (Mabry) Davis. She was married to Miles Davis. Check out “He was a big freak” or “If Im in luck I might get picked up”. ✌🏽
I suggested If I'm In Luck ....love Betty Davis
1976 . I was out of high school and had this on eight track
This song was in the movie "Baby Boy"..... Snoop was lying on the couch singing it. Baby Boy's mom and boyfriend Melvin were lying in bed that scene. She kept saying "Hold me, hold me tighter"... LOL
You love PFumk! This is the bass player for PFUNK and George Clinton. He plays the FAMOUS SPACE BASS
Bootsy's Rubber Band was a sub-set of Parlament / Funkadelic. They're the same players and singers but a smaller band with Bootsy out in front. His brother, Catfish on guitar. You completely miss the last line on the fadeout: "I'm 'gon stick my love in your eye, baby, so you can see me come'n baby, just com'n all over you." All the rappers in the 90s sampled from the 70s and 80s.
Bootsy Collins started out playing guitar for James Brown, then went on to be a member of Parliament Funkadelics. "I'd Rather be with you" was released in 1976. Another Funk era group you should check out is called Con Funk Shun - Got To Be Enough.
Bone sampled part of this for the track Mo Murda on the East 1999 Eternal album.
I was just about to say this and you beat me to it lol
Bootsy is playing the bass on that song too
The space bass guitar. The Rubberband were a lot of the guys that made James Brown funky. When they did Sex Machine they changed his sound. James' loss was George's gain...
Bootsy...I think this song was around 1975 or 1977...in between those years. Bootsy was the MAN back then even as a little kid I thought so.
I wore this 8-track out in 1976 believe me lol!!!!
And all those samples Bootsy should have been paid.
You got to love Bootsy!! Yeah
If you want me to stay by sly and the family stone you got to hear that as well same grove man nasty funk music.
Love this cut. This song was also a big inspiration for Childish Gambinos cut Redbone. Check him out with the group Deee-Lite, the song Groove is in the Heart. Q-tip from Tribe Called Quest spits a verse on it too. Early 90s dance jam, the psychedelic video is pretty dope.
This song came out in 1976, two years before I was born
And the year I entered high school. In The Land of Funk, no less. 😉
What album had the star 👓 on the inside cover.
Young man you just heard what alot of our older family members exposed my generation to. My childhood had some of the greatest music ever. I’m glad you are enjoying my generation music like we did 👊🏽
Yes Bootsy!! ♥️♥️♥️
It’s Bootsy baby!
Try his song Hollywood Square and Rotorooter. You'll be glad you did.
You hear the chorus and it’s like oof okay 👌🏼 then the first verse hits when bootsy comes in and it’s like oh mah goodness!
Every west coast rapper is influenced by this song. It's the root of the west coast sound.
It was also played in the movie "Baby Boy" one of the characters were Snoop Dogg getting released from prison an old ex who showed up over to an ex Tareji P.Henson and refuse to leave sat on her sofa listening to this song, classic movie, classic song
Shock g character humpty was modeled after bootsy
Booty's band took over for James Brown's band when they were in Cincinnati. James' band quit on him due to money issues......
And "Red Bone" Childish Gambino of course!
TOO SHORT From Oakland, CA also sampled this also on the song "Gettin It"
Doggone I forgot all about this song! Wow I love me some Bootsy! Didn't he have a band called Bootsy's Rubber Band?
Yes
Questions mark asylum sampled it too - song also called I rather be with you
The Bassssss! Baby Bubba! 95? Yet James Brown Protege. "On the one"
Bootsy Collins: Bootzilla!!!!
Also check out "Cosmic Slop" Funkadelic.
This song is a classic I have my bulls hoodie on right now too homie good reaction
Just Begun by The Jimmy Castor Bunch. Not as sampled, but it really helped bring back b-boying.
Bboying never left it just relocated ;)
Peace Bruh... yea...it was a feature in the movie Baby Boy..ever seen that movie? Snoop's character was rocking it..
Yeah I reacted to it.
@@JustJammin cool...you have so many videos..it's hard to keep up .. 😂 however like I've said both your old and newer videos always pop up on my TH-cam feed... Also bruh...there are Two Documentaries that you must one day check out...if you haven't already...and they are JAZZ by Ken Burns and Eyes On The Prize...I and many of my generation were spoiled to a extent with not only the golden age of hip hop but we were parented and raised by former Civil rights activists and Black Panthers...in addition those two Documentaries came out in the 80's and 90's and helped shape our thought processes...not to mention the music and culture of the 70's 80's and 90's ...so when I see u positively reacting it's a good thing but also points to the importance of parents passing down all the wealth of our struggle movements heritage history and culture...which I think many black parents and the school either supresses, doesn't know or considers, ignores and or drops the ball on...🤦.
Many a grampa's wooed grandma's with Bootsey😉
Bootsy & Prince have said publicly they would never let there music be sampled. They said pick up a instrument & make your own music. Rap artist have begged them 2 use there music & offered insane amounts of money. Maybe Bootsy changed his mind because the money was 2 good. I know Bootsy more than Prince could use the money. I know 4 sure if they ever use Prince music I know he & now his estate would have sued...
(TUPACS) "I WANNA BE YOUR N-I-G-G-A" was a sample song
Hollywood Squares....a banger for sure!!!
Bootsy is Still The Man!
No That Song Was Recorded In The Early 1970's
Besides the Brides of Funkenstein, and all the P-Funk tracks on my playlists, this, What's a Telephone Bill, and Munchies For Your Love take pride of place. Bootsy is funk to the power of funk
The Black music family tree !!! R&B Funk is the parent of Disco & HipHop
Id rather be with you by Beyonce is an interpolation of this song and strawberry letter 23 by the brothers Johnson
And William had writing producer composer credit on parliament and funkadelic hits
Boosty Collins played guitar for James Brown. I think you guys would like listening to James Brown Funky President
Bootsy, Funkadelic, Parliament were NOT limited to any particular coast. This was 1976 they were original Funksters. They were definitely Global, even out of this world . LOL
The east Coast and Midwest gave us pfunk
Easy-E damped this my brother
Alright Youngblood you have just become a Funkateer.
The best song that sample this was NWA I’ll rather fuck with you
Finally Bootsy reaction
Dude said 1995! lol!
Listen to HIS BASS
I just saw the comment 2 below mine but yes, Donald Glover - Redbone is basically paying homage to this song.
Also, there is a song called I'd Rather Fuck With You by, I believe, Do or Die.
Both of those are FIRE tracks.
Bootsy legend played woth james brown pfunk zapp and his own rubber band
Please react to the Isley Brothers - Summer Breeze 🔥🔥🔥
Bone Thugs n Harmony also sampled alot of P Funk💯👍
So fire!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Check out Theme From The Black Hole by Parliament and Aqua Boogie by them to. Funky Funky!🕶️
1995 was not the funk era. Dude, it was the 70's. I know this sounds ancient but it's fact
Ah the name is Bootsy is the one!!!
Bootsy's "May The Force Be With You" is another song worth reacting to....
Childish Gambino redbone
And some Ohio players lol
Tupac "Ratha be ya N!%%@"
Uncut FUNK !!!
Nwa sampled this
Bootsy still fine listen to what’s a telephone bill please Jamming
So are you going to do What’s a telephone bill
Good choice because Rick James and Bootsy Collins were major competitors with each other! Also, check out Bootsy's "Stretchin' Out (on A Rubber Band)" th-cam.com/video/TJ0XolwVyz8/w-d-xo.html, his covers of "Cool Jerk" th-cam.com/video/gMNQ3JCGddQ/w-d-xo.html and "Do You Love Me" th-cam.com/video/3RyO4ilbnWo/w-d-xo.html from the "Standing In The Shadow of Motown" soundtrack and for, context, his first song as a member of James Brown's band: "Give It Up or Turn It Loose" (live! from the album "Sex Machine"): th-cam.com/video/MtPOpre61NI/w-d-xo.html
Hey, you should defo react to childish Gambiano- redbone. It samples this song and you will definitely like it
The 70s were a different time
That's Booty rapping.....
The artist u mentioned may have sampled it for i rather be your nigga, however, Tupac sampled this song for I rather be ur nigga in the 90s. Play bootsy's whats a telephone bill.
Never by Texas From a Cowboy - Brides of Funkenstine.
You should watch the live 76 version
Check out Hollywood Squares
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Eazy e sampled this with “id rather fuck you”
Year 1976
I reckon Shock G was inspired by this. I think it might be a bit like that Jamaican 'Toast' style of MCing
Old school