Madd kewl, the riff from " Another Point of View " That's the same thing Parliament done with " You Can't Miss What You Can't Measure " which is also the same riff in " Do That Stuff "
This is Rufus Allen singing on this record, in 1971. With Bootsy Collins and Catfish Collins, pure Funk, from Cincinnati Ohio. Today is December 12,2020.
From what I hear Catfish and Bootsy were messing around at rehearsal. James said "what is that? Play it again". And funk was born. I will have to get back to y'all with the first funk recording they put out but help me if you can. I'd appreciate it.😎
@@GSRAW88- Soulpower 74 was a re-dub of “Soulpower” which was originally created in 1971 with Bootsy Collins on bass. There was not a new bass player for Soulpower 74… because it was not a different sound/instrument production. But yes! Bootsy had left the group.. you’re correct. But his bass playing was still on the Soulpower 74 recording.
(FUNKING CLASSIC) so Google ultrafunktruckadelic and checkout the tribute band WARNING u might experience uncontrolled booty movements that will blow your mind and make yo azz shine🚛💣💣😲💍
@@rufusallen7471 Mr. Allen I am honored that you responded to my question. In this year 2021 marks 50 years and the history of this group is still cloudy. A round table video of the remaining members would shed much needed light. Randy Crawford, Philippé Wynne how major or minor were their roles. This would be a great accompaniment to the album that came out. Stay funky!!!
![Bootsy Phelps and Gary - Together in Heaven [Pt. 1]](/img/n.gif)
One of my Marine Brothers played in this Band, his name was Randy Wallace
This song funked all the funk outta me leaving me funkless, so I listened to it again to get refunktified. Thank you GStrongRAW, thank you.
This jam is funky as hell you can't get any better than this
It ain't the notes, it's the space between them! This is a perfect example!
@disissanchy That's my purpose for sharing these gems my friend, for the love and appreciation.....Groove On!!!
Madd kewl, the riff from " Another Point of View "
That's the same thing Parliament done with " You Can't Miss What You Can't Measure " which is also the same riff in " Do That Stuff "
I remember jammin' to this back in the 70's. Haven't heard this rare gem in years. This song makes you get up and dance. Thanks GStrongRaw!
This brings back memories. Haven't heard this jam in years.
This is Rufus Allen singing on this record, in 1971. With Bootsy Collins and Catfish Collins, pure Funk, from Cincinnati Ohio.
Today is December 12,2020.
Reminds me of Fuzzy Haskins a lil. Did he do anything else after this?
Thanks GStrongRaw for the posting...The Bomb...
"Say Catfish! Ya doin yo thang. Ya got the lead box. Doin the boomerang!"
It is good to be, from Cincinnati Ohio!!!! This Rufus Allen singing this SONG !! Bad Man, from Cincinnati !!!! This is the early 60's
Thank you sir - a gem indeed!
Funk as it should be. Thanks for uploading.
Classic funk
cincinnati funk.whats so never the dance.RIP Catfish
Between the Funk Roots on the Earth (with James) and the Funk on The Space (with George).
Frankie's killin it
From what I hear Catfish and Bootsy were messing around at rehearsal. James said "what is that? Play it again". And funk was born. I will have to get back to y'all with the first funk recording they put out but help me if you can. I'd appreciate it.😎
dope classic!
Dyn-O-Mite!
Classic Bootsy and Catfish jam.
Yes, Oh God Yes! I love it!
Early funk! You best believe!😎
perfect
@bwarren700 My Pleasure, Thanks for FUNKIN' wit me!
THE GROOVE IS TOOOOO TIGHT.
Sounds Funky to Me 🤔 🤔🙄 🙄🤔 🤔 Garrison, Brenda and Bootsy today is January 2, 2020.
Time is 8:00pm.
Rufus on vocals.Live and Living Funk !!!1
damn!
@bmuhamad Ur humbly welcome!
Catfish and baby brother clownin wit friends......
Bootsy was still playing with the JB's when they made "Soulpower 74".....
False. Bootsy left in 71
@@GSRAW88- Soulpower 74 was a re-dub of “Soulpower” which was originally created in 1971 with Bootsy Collins on bass. There was not a new bass player for Soulpower 74… because it was not a different sound/instrument production. But yes! Bootsy had left the group.. you’re correct. But his bass playing was still on the Soulpower 74 recording.
See the video with Bootsy playing bass..
ua-cam.com/video/SmrZRcfYWvA/v-deo.htmlsi=C3_Pko1WGDT1AbxF
Too cold
♥♥♥
All the way (Funkdefyde) ....
(FUNKING CLASSIC) so Google ultrafunktruckadelic and checkout the tribute band WARNING u might experience uncontrolled booty movements that will blow your mind and make yo azz shine🚛💣💣😲💍
Yo
de la bomde de chez BOMBE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tune Rare as
1:01 What's that from??
I think it’s If It Don’t Fit Don’t Force It from Chocolate City!
it’s from “Another Point Of View” by Bootsy
The lead singer does not call out Kash or Tiger so who is the drummer?
TIGER PLAYED DRUMS ON THIS RECORDING I CALLED HIM HIS NICKNAME "BOP"
@@rufusallen7471 Mr. Allen I am honored that you responded to my question. In this year 2021 marks 50 years and the history of this group is still cloudy. A round table video of the remaining members would shed much needed light. Randy Crawford, Philippé Wynne how major or minor were their roles. This would be a great accompaniment to the album that came out. Stay funky!!!
who singing ?
Michael Fisher Rufus Allen.