BOOTSY COLLINS PARTY ON PLASTIC OG '88 SEALED PS 12"

BOOTSY COLLINS PARTY ON PLASTIC PS 12"Category / Style / Moods: R&B * R&B * Disco * Funk * Deep Funk * Bass * Vocals # Brassy # Freakish # Carefree # Exuberant # Party/ Celebratory # Silly # Theatrical 10 / 17 [[$RATING]]1988 US DEF JAM PS 12"TITLE: PARTY ON PLASTICARTIST: BOOTSY COLLINSCONDITIONVINYL: STILL SEALED, AS NEW!COVER: VG+ NOT A CUT-OUT!Click here for info on grading and abbreviationsORIGINAL OLDSKOOL PICTURE SLEEVE PRESS LIKE NEW! TRACKS: Disc: 11.A1 Party On Plastic (Party Mix) (6:59) Vocals - Vicky Vee A2 A Creative Nuisance (6:30)2.B1 Party On Plastic (Da House Mix) (4:51) Vocals - Vicky Vee B2 Party On Plastic (Da Combat Dance) (6:21) Vocals - Vicky VeeBootsy Collins - Party On Plastic Label: Columbia Records Catalog#: 44 07878 Format: 12" Country: US Released: 1988 Genre: Electronic Style: Electro, Disco Notes: Vicky Vee is also the writer of this song. Writers: Bootsy and Vicky Vee Biography by William Ruhlmann Bootsy (born William Collins, October 26, 1951, Cincinnati) is a funk/R&B bassist/singer/bandleader. He formed his first group, the Pacesetters, in 1968, featuring Phelps "Catfish" Collins (his brother; guitar), Frankie "Kash" Waddy (drums), and Philippe Wynne. From 1969 to 1971, the group functioned as James Brown's backup band and was dubbed the JB's. In 1972, Bootsy joined George Clinton's Parliament/Funkadelic. He launched Bootsy's Rubber Band as a spin-off of P-Funk in 1976, the band including his brother Phelps, Waddy, Joel "Razor Sharp" Johnson (keyboards), Gary "Mudd-Bone" Cooper (drums), and Robert "P-Nut" Johnson (vocals), along with "the Horny Horns." (He was sometimes billed alone as Bootsy, and sometimes as William "Bootsy" Collins.) Signing to Warner Bros., he enjoyed the first of his 15 R&B singles-chart entries in 1976 with "Stretchin' Out (In a Rubber Band)." His most successful singles were "The Pinocchio Theory" (1977) and the chart-topping "Bootzilla" (1978). He also released six albums on Warners through 1982, including the gold-sellers Ahh...the Name Is Bootsy Baby! (1977) and Bootsy? Player of the Year (1978), then took a six-year recording hiatus, and returned on Columbia in 1988 with the appropriately named What's Bootsy Doin'? In 1989, Bootsy was a member of the Bootzilla Orchestra on Malcolm McLaren's album Waltz Dancing. In 1990, Bootsy was a featured guitarist and bassist with the dance music trio Deee-Lite. Bootsy's New Rubber Band released Blasters of the Universe on August 2, 1994. Straight Outta P University followed four years later.This exquisite piece of retro music history is a 12" vinyl sound recording (not a CD) in either the multi-track long play LP album format or as extended play EP remix 12" maxi - single disco dance record. Visit the A Sound Deal store for information on grading, shipping, abbreviations and general info.Add me to your favorites for red hot sales bulletinsand sneak previews of upcoming products. Click here for more info on grading and abbreviationsCombine Items to Save $$$ ---Click here to check the store for more!©A Sound Deal