Bootsy Collins
American bassist
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2025 | Bootsy Collins planned release of 'Album of the Year #1 Funkateer' through Bootzilla Records |
2024 | Upcoming release of Album of the Year #1 Funkateer, continuing his musical legacy |
2024 | Created two promotional videos: 'The Influencers' featuring multiple artists including Fantaazma, Snoop Dogg, Dave Stewart, Westcoast Stone, and Wiz Khalifa, and 'Pure Perfection' featuring Fantaazma |
2024 | Upcoming release of Album of the Year #1 Funkateer, continuing his musical legacy |
2023 | Released promotional video 'Funk Not Fight' featuring Baby Triggy and Fantaazma |
2023 | Collins released the single 'Honeysuckle Neckbone' with BLK ODYSSY. |
August 26 2023 | Bootsy Collins hosted the Detroit Music Weekend's Funk Festival. |
August 26 2023 | Bootsy Collins hosted the Detroit Music Weekend's Funk Festival. |
July 22 2023 | Inducted into the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame. |
July 22 2023 | Inducted into the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame. |
2022 | Guest starred as himself in the Nickelodeon show The Patrick Star Show during the mid-season finale. |
2022 | Released two promotional videos: 'Hip Hop Lollipop' featuring Fantaazma and 'Boot-A-Claus/Here 4 A Reason' featuring multiple artists including Baby Triggy, Garry G7 Jenkins, Dreion, Fantaazma, and Dmaub |
2022 | Guest starred as himself in the Nickelodeon show The Patrick Star Show during the mid-season finale. |
July 7 2022 | Served as emcee for the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama. |
July 7 2022 | Served as emcee for the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama. |
February 25 2021 | Announced as the 'special guest host' of Silk Sonic's first studio album, credited with naming the band and serving as the album's narrator. |
February 25 2021 | Announced as the 'special guest host' of Silk Sonic's first studio album, credited with naming the band and serving as the album's narrator. |
2020 | Ranked number 4 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 50 greatest bassists of all time, cementing his legacy as a legendary bass guitarist. |
2020 | Released The Power of the One album, showing his ongoing musical innovation |
2020 | Bootsy Collins released the album 'The Power of the One' through Bootzilla Records |
2020 | Released The Power of the One album, showing his ongoing musical innovation |
2020 | Ranked number 4 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 50 greatest bassists of all time, cementing his legacy as a legendary bass guitarist. |
January 2019 | Announced retirement from live performances due to health reasons, but planned to continue working in the studio and mentoring young musicians. |
January 2019 | Announced retirement from live performances due to health reasons, but planned to continue working in the studio and mentoring young musicians. |
2018 | Collaborated with singer Kali Uchis on the song 'After the Storm'. |
2018 | Collaborated with singer Kali Uchis on the song 'After the Storm'. |
December 14 2018 | Played a show with Detroit-based funk artist GRiZ and collaborated on a new song. |
December 14 2018 | Played a show with Detroit-based funk artist GRiZ and collaborated on a new song. |
2017 | Released World Wide Funk album, demonstrating his continued musical relevance |
2017 | Released World Wide Funk album, demonstrating his continued musical relevance |
2016 | Inducted into the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame. |
2016 | Inducted into the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame. |
2013 | Portrayed a radio DJ in the video game Grand Theft Auto V, which featured several of his own songs. |
2013 | Portrayed a radio DJ in the video game Grand Theft Auto V, which featured several of his own songs. |
2011 | Released Tha Funk Capital of the World album, solidifying his status as a funk music icon |
2011 | Featured in a TV commercial for Old Navy, creating 'boots' to be sold in the store. |
2011 | Featured in a TV commercial for Old Navy, creating 'boots' to be sold in the store. |
2011 | Released Tha Funk Capital of the World album, solidifying his status as a funk music icon |
June 2011 | Bootsy Collins performed at the 10th Annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. |
June 2011 | Bootsy Collins performed at the 10th Annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. |
April 2011 | In an interview with The Guardian, Collins openly discussed his past drug use, revealing that he had taken LSD daily for over two years at one point in his life. |
April 2011 | In an interview with The Guardian, Collins openly discussed his past drug use, revealing that he had taken LSD daily for over two years at one point in his life. |
April 15 2011 | Performed a memorable funk snippet on the music show Later... with Jools Holland. |
April 15 2011 | Performed a memorable funk snippet on the music show Later... with Jools Holland. |
March 2011 | Bootsy Collins and his wife visited Franklin L. Williams M.S #7 school, where they donated a bass, gave children a bass lesson, and rapped with students playing the blues. As a result of this visit, Collins became an honorary board member of the Little Kids Rock program. |
March 2011 | Bootsy Collins and his wife visited Franklin L. Williams M.S #7 school, where they donated a bass, gave children a bass lesson, and rapped with students playing the blues. As a result of this visit, Collins became an honorary board member of the Little Kids Rock program. |
2010 | Launched new signature bass at the NAMM Show with Warwick, featuring the 'Bootsy Collins Black Star Signature Bass' and 'Bootsy Collins Orange Star Signature Bass'. |
2010 | Voiced Jimi Hendrix in the documentary Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child. |
2010 | Voiced Jimi Hendrix in the documentary Jimi Hendrix: Voodoo Child. |
2010 | Launched new signature bass at the NAMM Show with Warwick, featuring the 'Bootsy Collins Black Star Signature Bass' and 'Bootsy Collins Orange Star Signature Bass'. |
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