Bootsy's Rubber Band - Bootzilla & Ahh... The Name Is Bootsy, Baby (Live In DC '78)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Bootsy's Rubber Band. Live In DC '78.
WHO'S THE PLAYER, HUH!? WHATCHA SAY!? HAVE MERCY! UHH, GOOD GOD!
Keepin' it on The One, slappin' that bass silly in between! The real nitty-gritty aphrodisiac for your soul! Our ancestors, they all had The Funk in them when they danced together around the campfires in Africa. Not that kumbaya-jivin' sh*t, no, they were really gettin' down, dancing themselves into trance. Some wandered off to get a, more or less, pale cadaverous skin tone, but The Funk has been lurking in everyone's hip bone ever since... It makes you wonder what them muthas would think if they saw us today and all the sh*t that's been going on throughout history? In the United States slaves were forbidden to have drums. The slave-owners were well aware of the powerful communicative and unifying force that the drums could unleash (Introduction "Give The Drummer Some", in the book: The Life And Music of James Brown, written by RJ Smith). There is truly something magical about syncopated and interlocking rhythms. I'd say that The Funk is like the true vision of the world, with different rhythms and different people working together to create something truly amazing... There's more to The Funk than meets the eardrums... May The Funk always be with you and guide you through the funklessness!
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Bootsy was/is one of the wildest, most talented performers in music history.
I seen him in Detroit Michigan the Spacebass was awesome it vibrated the whole building Joe Lewis arena best concert I ever seen beside Parliament Funkidellic We want Bootsy
Saw Bootsy's Rubber Band at Cobo Hall in August of 1977, in Detroit, Michigan. They were on tour for the "Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!" album-I was so impressed-they did all of those intricate parts that I kind of was not expecting them to do-but they did them-everything sounded just like the original parts on that album!
And what they're doing in the above video is not indicative of what I saw them do, all those years ago, in Detroit. I think that first national tour in 1977, was for them, something they had to "prove" themselves to, wherever they played, like Prince when he came out on his first national tour in either late 1979 or early 1980-and they definitely did, when they came to Detroit!
They(Bootsy's Rubber Band) also were in my opinion, one of the all-time greatest live and recording studio acts of the 1970's or any other decade! 9-24-24.
i was fourteen years old when this all went down, parliment had flash light out , earth wind and fire had fantasy and the isley brothers had take me to the next phase out was that some funky shit or what ! i am an original geepee and that,s what black radio sounded and felt like in 1978 you kids today are being so cheated ; i really feel sorry for yall .
You should. I stopped listening to the radio a long time ago. I hate when ppl try to justify mumble rap 👎🏽.
black hipster girl thanks for sharing your thoughts and feelings and you just keep on shining and discovering beautiful art and music ; don't let anyone discourage you , you stay healthy , strong funky fly and blessed ; best wishes from mr whiteside .@@BlackHipsterGirl
Word. I tell my son that all the time.
I was right there with you,alot funky good music what a time to be youn
BOOTSY COLLINS IS WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE A BEAST AS WELL AS THE RUBBER BAND ,PEANUT , BONE AND THE RESTOF THEM FUNNNNKKKKK AWAAAAYYY!!!!
Bootsy IS the most original Funkah in town BOBBA!
Saw him in 1978 in Mobile, Alabama. Also on bill was Raydio with Ray Parker and T Connection. Funk n weed.
Damn they killed this. Just nonstop funking
I was there at that concert that night. That whole show is ranked number one and my all-time live concert jams!
I was there!!! Thanks for the footage. P-Funk Earth Tour!!!
BOOTSYS' RUBBER BAND paying Tribute to Legendary Hollywood Movie Star.GODZILLA is he here tonite?Yea,he's backstage somewhere.You didn't see him?No,get me another drink,I'm sure I'll see him later.😁😎
The t. V work is done good too. These guys are out of this world good 😮😵😉
White guy Metal player here, if nobody gets this, just stop playing. THIS WAS HEAVY FAR BEFORE METAL!!!
Yes!!! Thank you!!!! 1Nation4Life
Now I know where easy e got the We want easy from.
Yall youngsters are catching on...
Will never forget the capital centre
Sweet memories. Festival Style was the best.
#dmv👊🏾
Thank you for posting.
Long live the Capitol Center!!!!
Whos got the stars on their eyes? Who’s got the space bass? Who’s got the Rubber Band?
6:50 that VOLUME!!!
What kind of distortion is Bootsy using?? Crazy sound
Its a ehx big muff pi.He has his own signature bass fuzz now
Nick Nerguizian all types
The Big Muff
Big Muff
Big Muff
He is USING PRO CO RATT & EH BASS MICROSYNTHESIZER
Funk!
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Black people then were so talented and creative. Today black people have gotten lazy and lack hunger and desire to be creative in music and other artistic endeavors.
Go somewhere with that garbage. We're just as creative and innovative as we've always been...even with the music programs being cut out of our public schools, even with other people imitating us and doing the kinda of music we were 30-40 years ago and getting credit for being "innovators" (i.e., Mark Ronson, the entire Daptone thing, etc.), and so forth.
@@Odawg96 ....If you think the things you named are anywhere near as good as the music and musicians of the past, more power to you.
@@areguapiri Obviously you didn't understand what i wrote. The comment about Ronson and Daptone wasn't meant to be a compliment.
aregua1 no we HAVEN'T
Uh oh! Do I sense sir nose with dat pinocchio theory?