Ahh... The Name Is Bootsy, Baby!

VINYL FORMAT. Exact repro reissue of Bootsy's all-time classic 1977 album on 180 gram vinyl, manufactured by Rhino. Gatefold sleeve.
,br> "Most P-funk addicts consider this 1977 LP essential listening, and it isn't hard to see why they feel that way. Everything on the album is excellent; that is true of up-tempo smokers like 'The Pinocchio Theory' and the title song as well as slow, moody, eerie offerings such as 'What's a Telephone Bill?' and 'Munchies for Your Love.' The lyrics are consistently humorous and clever, the grooves are consistently infectious. You can think of Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby! as a meeting of the funk minds - Collins produced this record with his mentor, George Clinton, who co-wrote all of the material. So Clinton has a lot of input and gives Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby! the distinctive P-funk sound that Parliament/Funkadelic was known for. But at the same time, he encourages Collins' originality - Bootsy's Rubber Band sounds like a Parliament/Funkadelic spin-off (which is exactly what it was), but not a Parliament/Funkadelic clone. Without question, Ahh...The Name Is Bootsy, Baby! is essential listening for lovers of hard 1970s funk." - All Music Guide