Stretchin' Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band [Import]

Product Description
Previously available only from Japan, this a lower-pricedpressing of Bootsy's 1976 Warner Brothers album, co-producedby George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Seven tracks,including 'Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band)' and 'I'dRather Be With You'.

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Average customer rating: Kinda sad really "Gee Money A Rubber Fan" Funk at it's Best A Classic They call me Casper...

Stretchin' Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band Bootsy's Rubber Band Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby! Bootsy? Player of the Year The One Giveth, The Count Taketh Away Chocolate City Funkentelechy Vs. the Placebo Syndrome ASIN: B000006TJ3 Release Date: 1996-03-29

Tracks:

1. Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band)
2. Psychoticbumpschool
3. Another Point Of View
4. I'd Rather Be With You
5. Love Vibes
6. Physical Love
7. Vanish In Our Sleep

Album Description

Previously available only from Japan, this a lower-pricedpressing of Bootsy's 1976 Warner Brothers album, co-producedby George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Seven tracks,including 'Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band)' and 'I'dRather Be With You'.

Album Details

William "Bootsy" Collins Broke Out on his Own and Released this Debut Solo Album after Having Served Time Backing the Godfather of Soul James Brown and the Master of Funk George Clinton in Parliament/Funkadelic. All of Collin's Early Solo Albums on Warner Bros. Are Funk Essentials, but Arguably, this is the One to Take to the Desert Island with You. Includes the Title Track Hit Along with "Psychoticbumpschool" and "i'd Rather Be with You"...and All of Bootsy's Charisma as Well in the Grooves!

Customer Reviews:

Kinda sad really.......2007-05-10

We just can't get it like this anymore, this was one of my most favorite albums from the 70's, saw this tour as well.
this is IMO some Bootsy's finest work!

"Gee Money A Rubber Fan".......2006-01-25

The Year was 1976. I was basically into soul music, 19 years old and in the Navy. that's when a heard a friendly BOOOO! This album blue me away because it was vastly different from anything that I had ever herard. I am a trombonist and Fred Wesley was my idol a member of Booty's " Horny Horns" section. The only thing about this music was somewhat familiar to me was some of that James Brown flavor in the horn licks. But man that Space bass and razor sharp synthesizer had me listening over and over again to try and figure out just what they were doing. My favorite track is "Love Vibes. This album helped to usher in that electric funk sound that was never mastered by anyone except Booty and of course Dr. Funkenstien himself. If you are a true lover of the funk grab this one...YAA We're Funkin ON Babba.

Funk at it's Best.......2005-11-29

This is the funkiest album I've ever heard. THe title cut is so funky that a skunk will stop to salute it. I was 19 years old when I got the album and I was just blown away. This album was contemporary with Parliament's "Mothership Connection", "Brass Construction 1" & The Brother's Johnson "Looking out for #1). THis was my favorite. Bootsy had won me over big time. Click on the samples and get a whiff of some real funk. I highly reccomend this album is your really into funk.

A Classic.......2003-04-05

This is truly an all-time classic! Every single track is a soulful funky masterpiece. "I'd Rather Be With You" (catchy), "Love Vibes" (both soothing and thrilling) and "Vanish In Our Sleep" (haunting) are some of the most beautiful songs of the whole P-Funk canon, while "Psychoticbumpschool" will definitely get you movin'. PLAY LOUD!

They call me Casper..........2003-03-16

Let me take you back just a little bit...to a time of 6-inch afros, platform shoes, strawberry and coconut scented afro hairspray, dashikis, Mad Dog 20/20, Wild Irish Rose and Yago Sangria wine. (I never thought some of these things would make a comeback in the late `90s and 21st century...but...oh well.) It's the mid `70s, the funk decade, and I'm a freshman at Salem State College in Salem, MA. My roommate burst into the room late one Saturday night, and he was ecstatic as he described a song ("Stretchin' Out...") he had just heard played at the campus radio station. We were, and still are, loyal funkateers, as he explained that Funkadelic/Parliament's bass player, Bootsy Collins, had gone solo. Other than seeing his name on P-Funk album credits, I had no idea who Bootsy was or what he looked like, but I knew if he was associated with the funk mob he had to be badder than a 3-year-old in church early Sunday morning. When I finally purchased and had the opportunity to listen to the entire album, I was blown away. With the volume knob turned to 10, I must've pumped those grooves into my cerebral cortex at least three dozen times that day before I finally gave the album a much needed rest.

From start to finish, this album quenches your thirst for the sweet nectar of old-school funk. The opening track "Stretchin Out..." is so nasty and funky you'll swear you can smell and see the vapors comin' off the disc/album, and you're personally introduced to the sub-sonic twangs and bangs of Bootsy's intergalactic, custom-made "Space Bass"; you'll never be the same again. Just as you're ready to give your booty a rest, "Psychoticbumpschool" snatches you by bootyus maximus and forces you, although pleasantly, to shake what your mamma gave ya. "Another Point of View", the sleeper jam on the album, is just as funky but with a smoother groove guided by either a cowbell or woodblock tempo, with an ethereal synthesizer outro. "I'd Rather Be With You" is one of those songs you listen to when you're on the phone late at night, candles glowing, incense burning, trying to convince that special someone to drop by for a late night snack...if you know what I mean. The aptly named "Vanish in Our Sleep", the final track, will tuck you in for the evening after your ear holes have been thoroughly satisfied. Bottom line: If you are accumulating research material for your PhD in funkology, this CD is an absolutely essential.

Warning: Make sure all research references are listed on your footnote page. Plagiarism will not be tolerated!

Average customer rating:

Stretchin' Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band Bootsy's Rubber Band Manufacturer: Warner Bros. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005621P

Tracks:

1. Stretchin' Out (In a Rubber Band)
2. Psychoticbumpschool
3. Another Point of View
4. I'd Rather Be With You
5. Love Vibes
6. Physical Love
7. Vanish in Our Sleep

Average customer rating: Kinda sad really "Gee Money A Rubber Fan" Funk at it's Best A Classic They call me Casper...

Stretchin, Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band Manufacturer: Musicrama, Inc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby! Bootsy? Player of the Year The One Giveth, The Count Taketh Away Chocolate City Funkentelechy Vs. the Placebo Syndrome ASIN: B000003PNO Release Date: 1996-06-25

Album Description

Previously available only from Japan, this a lower-pricedpressing of Bootsy's 1976 Warner Brothers album, co-producedby George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. Seven tracks,including 'Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band)' and 'I'dRather Be With You'.

Album Details

William "Bootsy" Collins Broke Out on his Own and Released this Debut Solo Album after Having Served Time Backing the Godfather of Soul James Brown and the Master of Funk George Clinton in Parliament/Funkadelic. All of Collin's Early Solo Albums on Warner Bros. Are Funk Essentials, but Arguably, this is the One to Take to the Desert Island with You. Includes the Title Track Hit Along with "Psychoticbumpschool" and "i'd Rather Be with You"...and All of Bootsy's Charisma as Well in the Grooves!

Customer Reviews:

Kinda sad really.......2007-05-10

We just can't get it like this anymore, this was one of my most favorite albums from the 70's, saw this tour as well.
this is IMO some Bootsy's finest work!

"Gee Money A Rubber Fan".......2006-01-25

The Year was 1976. I was basically into soul music, 19 years old and in the Navy. that's when a heard a friendly BOOOO! This album blue me away because it was vastly different from anything that I had ever herard. I am a trombonist and Fred Wesley was my idol a member of Booty's " Horny Horns" section. The only thing about this music was somewhat familiar to me was some of that James Brown flavor in the horn licks. But man that Space bass and razor sharp synthesizer had me listening over and over again to try and figure out just what they were doing. My favorite track is "Love Vibes. This album helped to usher in that electric funk sound that was never mastered by anyone except Booty and of course Dr. Funkenstien himself. If you are a true lover of the funk grab this one...YAA We're Funkin ON Babba.

Funk at it's Best.......2005-11-29

This is the funkiest album I've ever heard. THe title cut is so funky that a skunk will stop to salute it. I was 19 years old when I got the album and I was just blown away. This album was contemporary with Parliament's "Mothership Connection", "Brass Construction 1" & The Brother's Johnson "Looking out for #1). THis was my favorite. Bootsy had won me over big time. Click on the samples and get a whiff of some real funk. I highly reccomend this album is your really into funk.

A Classic.......2003-04-05

This is truly an all-time classic! Every single track is a soulful funky masterpiece. "I'd Rather Be With You" (catchy), "Love Vibes" (both soothing and thrilling) and "Vanish In Our Sleep" (haunting) are some of the most beautiful songs of the whole P-Funk canon, while "Psychoticbumpschool" will definitely get you movin'. PLAY LOUD!

They call me Casper..........2003-03-16

Let me take you back just a little bit...to a time of 6-inch afros, platform shoes, strawberry and coconut scented afro hairspray, dashikis, Mad Dog 20/20, Wild Irish Rose and Yago Sangria wine. (I never thought some of these things would make a comeback in the late `90s and 21st century...but...oh well.) It's the mid `70s, the funk decade, and I'm a freshman at Salem State College in Salem, MA. My roommate burst into the room late one Saturday night, and he was ecstatic as he described a song ("Stretchin' Out...") he had just heard played at the campus radio station. We were, and still are, loyal funkateers, as he explained that Funkadelic/Parliament's bass player, Bootsy Collins, had gone solo. Other than seeing his name on P-Funk album credits, I had no idea who Bootsy was or what he looked like, but I knew if he was associated with the funk mob he had to be badder than a 3-year-old in church early Sunday morning. When I finally purchased and had the opportunity to listen to the entire album, I was blown away. With the volume knob turned to 10, I must've pumped those grooves into my cerebral cortex at least three dozen times that day before I finally gave the album a much needed rest.

From start to finish, this album quenches your thirst for the sweet nectar of old-school funk. The opening track "Stretchin Out..." is so nasty and funky you'll swear you can smell and see the vapors comin' off the disc/album, and you're personally introduced to the sub-sonic twangs and bangs of Bootsy's intergalactic, custom-made "Space Bass"; you'll never be the same again. Just as you're ready to give your booty a rest, "Psychoticbumpschool" snatches you by bootyus maximus and forces you, although pleasantly, to shake what your mamma gave ya. "Another Point of View", the sleeper jam on the album, is just as funky but with a smoother groove guided by either a cowbell or woodblock tempo, with an ethereal synthesizer outro. "I'd Rather Be With You" is one of those songs you listen to when you're on the phone late at night, candles glowing, incense burning, trying to convince that special someone to drop by for a late night snack...if you know what I mean. The aptly named "Vanish in Our Sleep", the final track, will tuck you in for the evening after your ear holes have been thoroughly satisfied. Bottom line: If you are accumulating research material for your PhD in funkology, this CD is an absolutely essential.

Warning: Make sure all research references are listed on your footnote page. Plagiarism will not be tolerated!

Average customer rating:

Stretchin' Out In Bootsy's Rubber Band Manufacturer: Warner Bros. / Wea international ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B000KDH6J0

Product Description

Japanese import, packaged in stardard jewel case with inserts and OBI strip. >>>>> TRACK LISTING: 1. Stretchin' Out (In A Rubber Band) 2. Psychoticbumpschool 3. Another Point Of View 4. I'd Rather Be With You 5. Love Vibes 6. Physical Love 7. Vanish In Our Sleep

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