BOOTSY COLLINS ON THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON

Callin’ all Funkateers: Tune in tonight, May 7 to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and watch Bootsy get Funked Up with Jimmy! (Check local listings.)

On June 1, Bootsy will release the single “Stars” featuring Emi Sunshine and a host of musical friends and shout-outs to help raise awareness for all musicians in need and the MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund. Stay tuned for more info.

Keep the Funk—and yourself —alive. STAY SAFE.

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Jimmy Fallon had one of our very favorite comedians on with a string section of lovely ladies performing the classic "CHOPPIN BROCCOLI"

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JIMMY FALLON AND THE TONIGHT SHOW IN NEW YORK!

 JIMMY FALLON!!

Well well! I can finally get into watching theTonight Show again...I was a die hard David Letterman fan and I wanted him to get the show....boo...nothing against Jay Leno but I never found him funny..except when he dressed up as Madea...but with the tonight show back in NYC and with Jimmy Fallon a seriously talented guy on all fronts...we are back...

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