Showing posts with label Bootsy Collins. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 17, 2026

Bootsy Collins - North Sea Jazz Festival, Statenhal, Den Haag, Netherlands 07-11-1998 (FM)

Bootsy Collins & The New Rubber Band
Cosmic Consciousness
North Sea Jazz Festival
Statenhal
Den Haag, Netherlands
July 11, 1998
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Intro
02 Mothership Connection
03 Ahh!...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby
04 Bootsy? (What The Name Of This Town?)
05 Psychotic Bump School
06 Keep The Funk Alive
07 Party-lic-ables
08 Funk Card
09 I'm Leaving U (Go Gotta Go)
10 Who-Ya-Hey
11 Bernie's In-And-Outro
12 Funkentelechy
13 One Nation Under A Groove
14 Flash Light
15 Roto Rooster
16 I'd Rather Be With You
17 Do The Freak
18 A Sacred Place (R.I.P.)
19 Stretchin' Out (IN A Rubber Band)
20 Touch Somebody
21 Night Of The Thumpasaurus People
22 Mothership Connection (Star Child)
23 Soul Power
24 Super Bad
25 Give It Up And Turn It Loose
26 I Lost Someone
27 Sex Machine (Cut)
28 Intro Jam
29 Chat
30 Compact Funk Groove

total time: 2hr 16mn 44sc

Tracks 01-22 North Sea Jazz Festival, Statenhal, De Haag, Netherlands, 07-11-1998
Tracks 23-27 Tribute To James Brown North Sea Jazz Festival, Nile Arena, Ahoy, Rotterdam Netherlands, 07-11-2008
Tracks 28-30 Later With Jools Holland 04-13-2011


Line-Up 1998:
Bootsy Collins - vocals, bass
Bernie Worrell - keyboards
Greg Fitz - keyboards
Garry "Do-Wop" Shider _ guitar
Lawrence 'Flip' Cornett - guitar
Frankie 'Kash' Waddy - drums
Rick Gardner - trumpet
Don Bynum - saxophone
April 'Showers' Woods - vocals
Be-Wise - vocals
Gary 'Mud-Bone' Cooper - vocals
Henry Benefield - vocals

Line-Up 2008:
Bootsy Collins - vocals, bass
Candice Cheatham, Vicki Anderson Byrd, Tomi Rae Hynie-Brown, Anthony Wilson - vocals
Danny Ray - MC
Donald Moore - rap
Keith Cheatham Jr., Miguel Cheatham - rap, dance
Eric Person, Sylvester Scott - sax
Fred Wesley, Thomas Sullivan - trombone
Phelps Collins, Khari Wynn, Keith Cheatham Sr. - guitar
Bartlett Anderson - keyboards
Charles Hargrove - bass
Erik Hargrove, John Starks - drums
John Griggs; Collins, Patty, Dodwell, Serge, Fraser, Alex, Logan, Dwight, Williams, Kathie Brown, together with the members of James Brown's old band: the J.B.'s.

Over 2 hours of Uncut Funk brought to you by the Master Of Maximum Funk Thump Bootsy Collins. Bootsy's pedigree runs deep in Funk and Soul with stints in Parliament-Funkadelic, and James Browns band Th JB's. Bootsy and his brother Phelps "Catfish" Collins put together a band called The Pacemakers. After James Brown's band quit en-mass over a pay dispute The Peacemakers were hired to form a new backing band The JB's or the Original JB's as they are sometimes called. In 1972 Bootsy and Catfish were introduced to Funkmaster George Clinton, they quickly joined forces. After a while Bootsy formed Bootsy's Rubber Band with other members of the P-Funk collective.