Tha Funk Capital of the World
Bootsy Collins · 2011
75 min · 16 tracks · blues · funk · soul
A vibrant fusion of funk and soul that invites listeners to celebrate life through rhythm and joyous grooves.
Why this album works
'Tha Funk Capital of the World' is significant for its blend of classic funk with modern themes, receiving praise for its authenticity and relevance. The album features contributions from various artists and revitalizes the P-Funk sound, impacting both fans and newer musicians alike. It showcases Collins' enduring legacy and was well-received by critics, adding to his reputation as a foundational figure in funk music.
- Best for
- celebratory rhythms for gatherings dynamic peaks and valleys joyous grooves for dancing
- Context
- When Bootsy Collins released 'Tha Funk Capital of the World' in 2011, he was revisiting his iconic P-Funk roots while exploring new artistic directions. This album marked his first major release in over a decade, following a hiatus after 1994's 'Fresh Outta da Funk University'. As a veteran of the funk genre, Collins utilized this opportunity to reestablish his influence in contemporary music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Dip· James Brown· The Neville Brothers
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Spreading Hope Like Dope (intro) 1:46
- 2 Hip Hop @ Funk U Standout 4:10
- 3 Mirrors Tell Lies 5:10
- 4 JB-Still the Man Standout 4:30
- 5 Freedumb (When-Love-Becomes-a-Threat) 4:05
- 6 After These Messages 4:53
- 7 Kool Whip 4:13
- 8 The Real Deal 3:54
- 9 Don’t Take My Funk 5:24
- 10 If Looks Could Kill 4:06
- 11 Minds Under Construction Standout 6:37
- 12 Siento Bombo 4:02
- 13 Garry Shider Tribute 3:29
- 14 Stars Have No Names (They Just Shine) 5:10
- 15 Chocolate Caramel Angel 6:57
- 16 Yummy, I Got the Munchies 7:02
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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