What’s Bootsy Doin’? 12” x 12” promotional poster, 1988 light of the world Never worn – pulled straight

Never worn – pulled straight from Louie Vega’s personal storage

Germany’s nearly two-hundred-year-old Hohner company invented the melodica in the 1950s

P-Funk keyboardist Bernie Worrell played the compact wind instrument on “I’d Rather Be With You” from that year’s Stretchin’ Out with Bootsy’s Rubber Band

guitarist and bandleader Levi Seacer Jr

It’s a Dego Vs Domu affair

What’s Bootsy Doin’? 12” x 12” promotional poster, 1988 light of the world Never worn – pulled straightIn 1988, after spending the better part of six years off the recording scene, Bootsy returned with the Columbia Records album Whats Bootsy Doin? The ten track LP, which featured the lead single Party on Plastic, summoned a wide swath of P Funk family members back to Bootsys table, including George Clinton, Bernie Worrell, Gary Mudbone Cooper, Mallia Franklin, and Fred Wesley, while also featuring contributions from Bill Laswell and Bootsys own mom.