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Bootsy Collins
Tha Funk Capitol Of The World
Artists
Catno
M 7310 1 M 7310 1
Formats
2x Vinyl LP Album
Country
Release date
Jan 1, 2011
Genres
$38*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Spreading Hope Like Dope (Intro)
1:46
A2
Hip Hop @ Funk U
4:10
A3
Mirrors Tell Lies
5:11
A4
JB-Still The Man
4:30
A5
Freedumb (When-Love-Becomes-A-Threat)
4:05
B1
After These Messages
4:54
B2
Kool Whip
4:13
B3
The Real Deal
3:55
B4
Don't Take My Funk
5:24
C1
If Looks Could Kill
4:07
C2
Minds Under Construction
6:37
C3
Siento Bombo
4:03
C4
The Jazz Greats (A Tribute To Jazz)
3:57
C5
Garry Shider Tribute
3:29
D1
Stars Have No Names (They Just Shine)
5:10
D2
Chocolate Caramel Angel
6:58
D3
Yummy, I Got The Munchies
7:03
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