Notoriously freaky bassist who gave P-Funk its grimy bottom, also had an astronomical set of spaced-out solo LPs.
Bootsy Collins first gained notoriety as a teenage bass wunderkind in James Brown's 1970s band, but found his real niche as a top-ranking officer in George Clinton's Parliament/Funkadelic army. Known for his virtuoso slap-funk playing, unfailing groove, and over-the-top wardrobe, Bootsy is revered by bass players as the link between Larry Graham and Stanley Clarke. In addition to recording several successful solo albums, Collins has played with several other like-minded space travelers such as prog-metal flash guitarist Buckethead.
Mascot Music / Mascot Records / Megaforce
2011
Funk To The Max
2004
Ryko Distribution / Rykodisc
1997
Crash Music, Inc.
1997
Rykodisc
1994
CBS Records
1991
4th & Broadway
1990
Columbia
1988
Warner Bros.
1982
Ol' Skool / Warner Bros.
1980
Ol' Skool / Warner Bros.
1977
WEA International
1976











