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Cnplx enrnmnET .......... ........... ...emprthrI .......... ................... indpndn(RW®C: Rear Wndow® Captonng) (DVS®: Descrptve Vdeo Servce®) Legend Movies continued from page 51 Placed strategically between slabs obone-crush- ing unk-rock on Bootsy Col- lins’ latest album, Tha FunkCapital of the World, are sam- ples oJimi Hendrix being interviewed. One comment, in particu- lar, will stand out or his ans who are more amiliar with his guitar histrionics than his apparent beliein extraterres- trial lie. “Let’s pretend there’s a y- ing saucer coming down,” Hendrix says on the track, Mirrors Tell Lies. “Instead ochecking it out, people want to shoot it down. Tey should try and get into it, see what it’s really about. ” Hendrix’s open-minded- ness really shouldn’t come as a big surprise when you con- sider his wizardry and how he singlehandedly redened the guitar’s sound. And given that Collins believes he’s “rom another world,” his decision to use those quotes makes sense. In act, George Clinton, who spoke about science c- tion and Aro-uturism at the British Library in London last month, once told me he and Bootsy (who played in Clin- ton’s Parliament Funkadelic band) “had an encounter in Mississauga so I deinitelybelieve they ’re here. ” “I heard Jimi alluding to extra-terrestrial lie on a ewsongs, but I wasn’t aware he was deep into it,” Collins tells me in a sot midwestern lilt rom Cincinnati. “But, you know, it’s not a surprise to me. ” he legendary unk bass- ist, who brings his 13-strong army to the jazz estival Sat- urday, says he unearthed the quote while working on a Hendrix project last year. “he Hendrix amily had asked me to narrate (the doc- umentary) Jimi Hendrix Voo- doo Child(that’s part othe West Coast Seattle Boyboxset) so I got the chance to read letters and postcards that Jimi had written,” the lie- Bootsy call long Hendrix an says. “I was recording my album at the same time and I elt I really needed to include some othis stuso I asked or their permission and his sister said, ‘Ocourse!’ and let me pick whatever I wanted.” he man ondly known as Bootzilla says that “even though Jimi and I never met, I really eel we’ve been con- nected or a long time. “Jimi was the cat!” says the down-to-earth Collins whose irst group, he Pacesetters, served as James Brown’s back-up band rom ’69 to ’71. “His music speaks or itsel, it’s just amazing. And as ar as expressing his soul and his look, he just brought it!” On Tha Funk Capital ofthe World, Collins brings the unk with the help omore than a dozen guests. Tese include Public Ene- my’s Chuck D, the prominent Arican-American cultural critic Cornel West, the Rev. Al Sharpton, Snoop Dogg, soul legend Bobby Womack and acclaimed banjo player Bela Fleck. In an interview, Chuck D told me, “What Hendrix is to the guitar, Mr. Boots is to the bass. Hands down! I think the unspoken genius oBootsy is his humble approach to get- ting artists motivated and together as one. hat’s a unique git. ” Some critics have said the disc is so crowded with guests it eels like the colour- ul bassist is a guest himsel. Collins bristles when I raise this. “his record isn’t about me, it’s bigger than me,” he says. “I don’t care that some critics are missing the point. II’d listened to the critics back in the day, I wouldn’t be playing what I play. Backthen, they said stuf like, ‘You can’t play bass like that!’ and ‘You can’t wear clothes like that!’ “I want to bring people together and get ’em excited and do it in a way that reallymoves them,” Collins adds. “Music today is all about the paper god and I can’t put my trust in that god. I put mytrust in what people need and what they need is love. And someone’s gotta bring it.” NOTE: Bootsy Collins and his band are at David Pecaut Square (near Roy Thomson Hall) Saturday. Saidah Baba Talibah opens. 8:30 p.m. $40. errol nazareth Rhythms N’ Rhymes Legendary bassist brings the funk to jazz festival hear nOW thIS! Errol’s can’t miss list Groove merchants King Sunshine play Mel Lastman Square tonight to celebra te our amazing country’s 144th birthday. Free. 9:30 p.m. Jully Black, Danny Fernandes and Stereos perform at the City of Vaughan’s Canada Day party. 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mackenzie Glen District Park in Maple. city. vaughan.on.ca Two of my favourite local Latin DJs, EL Machetero and eLman, spin tracks from their eclectic collections at Harbourfront Centre Saturday. harbourfrontcentre.com 1 2 3 B O O TS yc OllINS
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