Ultra Wave (Coloured Viny LP) Postcards

Ultra Wave (Coloured Viny LP) PostcardsIn 1980, Bootsy Collins released two studio albums, including Ultra Wave. The title is an homage to the Detroit based studios where Collins collaborated with core Rubber Band contributors Phelps Catfish Collins (guitar), Robert P Nut Johnson (vocals), and the dynamic horns of Fred Wesley (trombone) and Maceo Parker (sax). Ultra Wave was produced by George Clinton, in collaboration with Bootsy himself. For the recordings of the album, additional vocals

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The songwriting is also more focused

Performing professionally as a bassist

Writing with passion and authority

feedback and piano-laced title track than one expects to find in the slacker-friendly lo-fi genre

There’s a unity to the sound

'Love From Room 109

"Before the Catacombs there was Rhythm & Blues

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with "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" and "All or Nothing") and up through their final 45

There's also a fantastic version of The First Cut Is the Deepest and an alternate take of Play Me with producer Lloyd Charmers adding his own vocals

appalachian folk feel of the record's closing track