Lord of the Harvest
Bootsy Collins · 1993
43 min · 8 tracks · blues · funk · soul
A vibrant fusion of funk, blues, and soul that grooves with infectious basslines and playful lyricism.
Why this album works
'Lord of the Harvest' is notable for its chart performance, peaking at number 20 on the Billboard Top R&B Albums. The album was also significant in reinforcing Collins' legacy within the funk genre while influencing subsequent artists who sought to capture the essence of P-Funk's vibrant energy.
- Best for
- infectious grooves for dancing dynamic journey with peaks playful lyricism and energy
- Context
- Released in 1993, 'Lord of the Harvest' marked Bootsy Collins' return to solo work after a series of collaborations and contributions to the P-Funk collective. This album came after his 1988 release 'What’s Bootsy Doin’?' and emphasized his unique blend of funk while showcasing his signature humor and musicianship.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Dip· James Brown· The Neville Brothers
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 C.B.I. Files / Bugg Lite Standout 6:19
- 2 Fuzz Face Standout 7:56
- 3 Exterminate Standout 2:37
- 4 Smell the Secrets 3:02
- 5 Count Zero 5:57
- 6 Bootsy and the Beast 5:11
- 7 No Fly Zone (The Devils Playground) 6:56
- 8 The Passion Continues 5:03
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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