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Bootsy Collins: “This Boot Is Made For Fonk-N” 40 Years On
The "booty" is celebrated in the weirdest and most wonderful way in this 1979 release from Bootsy Collins.
Tim Kinley
Tim Kinley is a longtime disciple of the Mothership Connection and spends way too much time copping duplicate copies of Parliament-Funkadelic albums. Documentaries, CD compilations and other Funky projects also distract him from paying utility bills, which results in his cell phone bill not being paid on time.
Parliament-Funkadelic: Standing On the Verge … of The Down Stroke
Within a week, Parliament-Funkadelic released two powerful albums that defined the funk sound, circa 1974.
Bootsy Collins: The Warner Bros. Era
Even as he performed with George Clinton and P-Funk, Bootsy Collins stretched out in a series of classic albums of his own. The funk is strong in 'em.
Parliament’s “Medicaid Fraud Dogg” Is The Cure for Your Ills
In their first album in almost two decades, Parliament and George Clinton have lost none of their funky vision. And you'll never hear a "health care debate" quite like this: a whole project devoted to what ails us.
The Woo Factor: “All the Woo in the World” Turns 40
This funky spin-off from P-Funk features Bernie Worrell’s signature keyboard sound, with contributions from George Clinton, Bootsy Collins and more.