Hiphop booty in R&B, Hip Hop & Rap Music

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"Old School Booty Jams [Edited]" (10/23/2001) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.Includes bonus CD.

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"Strip Club Classics [Edited]" (11/23/1999) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Motor-Booty Affair" (06/05/1990) R&B Parliament, Casablanca/UniversalPersonnel includes: George Clinton, Ron Ford, Ray Davis (vocals); Garry Shider (vocals, guitar); J.S. Theracon (vocals, guitar, synthesizer, keyboards, bass, drums); Bernie Worrell (vocals, synthesizer, keyboards); Garry "Bone" Cooper (vocals, drums); Mike Hampton, Phelps "Catfish" Collins (guitar); Bootsy Collins (guitar, bass, drums); Fred Wesley, Richard "Kush" Griffith, Maceo Parker, Rick Gardner, Greg Black, Greg Thomas, Benny Cowan (horns); Cordell "Boogie" Mosson, Rodney "Skeet" Curtis (bass); Tyrone Lampkin (drums); Larry Fratangelo (percussion); Debbie Wright, Jeanette Washington, Maliia Franklin, Shirley Hayden, Cheryl James, Lynn Mabry, Dawn Silva, Linda Brown, Raymond Spruell, Mike "Chip" Payne (background vocals). Engineers: Jim Vitti, Pete Bishop, Mike Iacopelli, Greg Riley. Recorded at United Sound Systems and Super Disc, Inc., Detroit, Michigan. Possibly the oddest of all the Parliament album concepts, 1978's MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIR is about water. Well, actually, it's about racial identity--like all of George Clinton's projects--but water is the defining metaphor. It works more often than not, surprisingly, but as always, the real focus is not on the goofy-serious lyrics, or even on the tape-effect vocals of Clinton and superstar bassist Bootsy Collins as the character Sir Nose D'Void of Funk, who gets his comeuppance in the manic and hilarious "Aqua Boogie." No, it's the monster funk grooves that Clinton, Collins, and the other 31 (!) credited musicians and vocals lay down that are the real point of MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIR, from the jazz-tinged title track to the spacey and psychedelic love song "Water Sign." Fred Wesley's Horny Horns are the real stars of the show, their tight syncopations as much of a lead voice in the complex arrangements as Bernie Worrell's wriggly synths. MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIR is an all-time '70s funk classic, and second only to 1975's peerless MOTHERSHIP CONNECTION as a Parliament album.

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"Gotta Lot of Booty [Edited]" (07/02/2002) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Booty Jamz 2001" (01/30/2001) R&B Various Artists, DM Records

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"Booty Essentials 2001 [Edited]" (10/03/2000) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.Includes bonus CD. While BOOTY ESSENTIALS 2001 lists a year in its title, this collection actually covers hip-hop from a wide swath of the 1990's and while it's heavy on the 2 Live Crew and related material (it is a Luke Records release, after all), there are some pleasant surprises on this compendium of house party bangers. Alongside pure classics of the genre such as "Tootsie Roll," "Daisy Dukes" and "It's Your Birthday," are non-booty-specific smashes such as Naughty By Nature's "O.P.P." and Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is," making for a more than respectable middle school rap collection, whatever one's tastes may be.

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"Booty Phat Classics [PA]" (04/17/2001) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Booty Essentials 2001 [PA]" (10/03/2000) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.Includes bonus CD. While BOOTY ESSENTIALS 2001 lists a year in its title, this collection actually covers hip-hop from a wide swath of the 1990's and while it's heavy on the 2 Live Crew and related material (it is a Luke Records release, after all), there are some pleasant surprises on this compendium of house party bangers. Alongside pure classics of the genre such as "Tootsie Roll," "Daisy Dukes" and "It's Your Birthday," are non-booty-specific smashes such as Naughty By Nature's "O.P.P." and Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is," making for a more than respectable middle school rap collection, whatever one's tastes may be.

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"The Best of Latin Booty Party" (06/08/2004) R&B Various Artists, DM Records

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"Booty 101: The Forbidden Dances [Edited]" (05/20/2003) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Booty Mixx Party: Summer Club Jams [PA]" (06/29/1999) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Booty Shake 2005 [PA] *" (09/17/2002) R&B Baby Luke, Two Sweet RecordsPersonnel includes: Fresh Kid Ice, Mr. Mixx.

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"Booty Super Party: Club Classics" (06/29/1999) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Best of Old School Players" (04/25/2000) R&B Old School Players, DM Records

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"Booty Classics Throwback [PA]" (02/15/2005) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Booty Jamz" (09/16/1997) R&B Various Artists, DM Records

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"Old School Booty Jams [PA]" (10/23/2001) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.Includes bonus CD.

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"Gotta Lot of Booty [PA]" (07/02/2002) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.GOTTA LOT OF BOOTY contains a bonus disc entitled THE NEW 2 LIVE CREW BACK AT YOUR ASS FOR THE NINE-4.

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"Old School Booty" (01/22/2002) R&B Old School Players, DM Records

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"Disco Hits: Shake Your Booty" (06/10/1997) R&B Various Artists, Flashback Records

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"Booty Essentials From the ATL" (04/01/2003) R&B Various Artists, DM RecordsPerformers include: DJ Smurf, DJ Magic Mike, Kilo, D-Roc, MC Shy-D, Lil' Jon And The Eastside Boyz, Ludicris.

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"Booty 101: The Forbidden Dances [PA]" (05/20/2003) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Dirty South Booty Freaknik [PA]" (03/06/2001) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.

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"Latin Booty Party Jams" (11/02/1999) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.For LATIN BOOTY PARTY JAMS, Luke and his crew collect many memorable Spanish-language booty shaking hits of the 1990's, alongside a bunch of Latin-flavored 2 Live Crew tracks. The collection opens with DJ Laz's classic 1991 jeep hit, "Mami El Negro," which is paired with a Caribbean re-imagining of 2 Live Crew's strip club anthem, "Pop That C." The whole affair is a celebration of the Miami scene, with Luke's area pranksters at the center.

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"Old School *" (06/02/2005) R&B Booty T., Booty T.

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"Booty Essentials 2001" (10/03/2000) R&B Various Artists, Lil' Joe Records, Inc.Includes bonus CD. While BOOTY ESSENTIALS 2001 lists a year in its title, this collection actually covers hip-hop from a wide swath of the 1990's and while it's heavy on the 2 Live Crew and related material (it is a Luke Records release, after all), there are some pleasant surprises on this compendium of house party bangers. Alongside pure classics of the genre such as "Tootsie Roll," "Daisy Dukes" and "It's Your Birthday," are non-booty-specific smashes such as Naughty By Nature's "O.P.P." and Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is," making for a more than respectable middle school rap collection, whatever one's tastes may be.

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"Booty House" (07/09/2003) R&B Robert Windley, CD Baby