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Artist: Bootsy Collins
Title: Ultra Wave
Source: CDDA
Genre: Funk
Label: Warner Bros.
Ripdate: Dec-28-2010
Storedate: xxx-xx-1980
Quality: VBRkbps 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks: 07
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■ Release Notes:
While certainly not among his greatest
efforts, Bootsy Collins' Ultra Wave
(1980) is still infinitely better than
most of the disco dregs being squeezed
from the likes of Earth, Wind & Fire or
Kool & the Gang. Although Collins
(bass/vocals) had not formally split up
the Rubber Band -- as the lineup was a
continual fluctuation of talent from the
seemingly bottomless reservoir of P-Funk
alumni -- he takes sole (and quite
possibly soul) credit on his fifth long-
player in under four years. The title is
an homage to the Detroit-based studios
where Bootsy collaborated with core
Rubber Band contributors Phelps "Catfish"
Collins (guitar), Robert "P-Nut" Johnson
(vocals), and the superbad dynamic horny
horns of Fred Wesley (trombone) and Maceo
Parker (sax). Not missing from these --
or any other Bootsy affairs for that
matter -- is the unapologetic party
atmosphere Collins' infuses within every
pulsation of his full-bodied and self-
proclaimed "Space Bass".
The catchy and sexually tweaked opener
"Mug Push" quickly became a dancefloor
favorite and garnered a short but
significant run on the R&B charts. The
overuse of synthesizers becomes
increasingly evident, particularly when
they practically bury "F-Encounter"'s
otherwise stylish groove. The end result
sounds like a cross between the
Parliament hit "Flashlight" and George
Clinton's "Atomic Dog." The shuffling "Is
That My Song?" is an arguably lightweight
entry. But to its credit, Collins,
influenced by Sly & the Family Stone and
especially funk-bass originator Larry
Graham, gives it a respectable degree of
listenability. "It's a Musical" drives
hard with brassy and sassy horn
arrangements that have the feel of
something Quincy Jones might have charted
for Michael Jackson circa Off the Wall
(1979). The slinky and rubbery backbeat
on "Fat Cat" hearkens to the loose booty
of former Bootsy's Rubber Band tracks
with Johnson's falsetto likened to the
shrill warbling often utilized on
Prince's seminal sides.
The obligatory ballad "Sacred Flowers"
also bears trademarks of the Bootsy of
old. While that in and of itself is
great, it is likewise symptomatic of
Ultra Wave's inherent deficiencies. The
pseudo-novelty closer "Sound Crack" would
probably have more going for it had
Collins ditched the dated opening
dialogue. Once it gets up to full steam,
it roars with an intensity fuelled by the
same bounce behind such P-Funk staples as
"Up for the Downstroke."
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NR. TRACK TIME.
01~ Mug Push 03:50
02~ F-Encounter 07:37
03~ Is That My Song? 03:43
04~ It's a Musical 04:48
05~ Fat Cat 07:02
06~ Sacred Flower 06:48
07~ Sound Crack 07:07
Total Time: 40:55 min
Size: 56,6 MB
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