Artist
Bootsy’s Rubber Band
Detroit, United States · 1975 – 1979
Bootsy’s Rubber Band is a music group from Detroit, United States, active 1975–1979. Their discography on Gatefold includes 9 records.
9
Albums tracked
52
In collections
1975
Since
Biography
P.Funk band created (and led) in 1976 by bass player Bootsy Collins, featuring his brother Catfish Collins (guitar), Frank Waddy (drums), the Horny Horns, Gary "Mudbone" Cooper & Robert "P.Nut" Johnson (vocals).
Frederick Allen was the original keyboard player but he was replaced by Joel "Razor" Johnson in 1977.
Leslyn Bailey was the only female vocalist but she left the band soon after their first release, "Strechin' Out".
With the help of George Clinton, the band has released four LPs for Warner Brothers between 1976 and 1979, as well as two 12" singles (in 1982 and 1990).
Bootsy has recreated his band under the name of Bootsy's New Rubber Band in 1994, with a lot of original band members.
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