Duarte
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Shame she doesn't play the basses though...
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Shame she doesn't play the basses though...
RobertB
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Not necessarily one of my "favorite" basslines, but undeniably cool. Shoulda known this was a Ray, but I probably haven't even heard this song since before I started playing bass. [nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMenB9Ywh2Q"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/nomedia]
Duarte
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That is indeed a classic.
'Rappers delight' by the sugarhill gang...what song is that bassline from originally? (sounds bernard edwards to me)
'Rappers delight' by the sugarhill gang...what song is that bassline from originally? (sounds bernard edwards to me)
RUINER
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A Wilhelm Scream: "Jaws, 3: People, 0" or "The Horse". Look 'em up! All SR4. Brian Robinson is a monster.
mathewsanchez
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+1000000000000000000000
for chic.
for chic.
mathewsanchez
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And Flea. I couldn't resist posting this. We've all seen it and most of us love it:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDTUr-fHwHI&feature=related"]YouTube - The Chad & Flea Show[/ame]
Seen him twice live and I hope to see him again before the chilis break up. His EBMM days were definately his best on TRHCP, Freaky Styley, Uplift Mofo Party Plan, Mothers Milk and One Hot Minute.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDTUr-fHwHI&feature=related"]YouTube - The Chad & Flea Show[/ame]
Seen him twice live and I hope to see him again before the chilis break up. His EBMM days were definately his best on TRHCP, Freaky Styley, Uplift Mofo Party Plan, Mothers Milk and One Hot Minute.
WarMan
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Jessie's Girl?
My wife made me sit through an A&E Biography on Rick Springfield. His bassist was playing a sunburst Stingray on Jessie's Girl. I don't know if it was used on the actual recording. That was the only interesting thing about the biography.
My wife made me sit through an A&E Biography on Rick Springfield. His bassist was playing a sunburst Stingray on Jessie's Girl. I don't know if it was used on the actual recording. That was the only interesting thing about the biography.
Fat Children
Steve Mackey on Jarvis Cocker's Fat Children
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXfs87baS4U"]YouTube - Jarvis Cocker - Fat Children[/ame]
Now thats what i call a bass sound - pino who
Whoops - he's using a P in this clip - usually uses a black SR4 though
Steve Mackey on Jarvis Cocker's Fat Children
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXfs87baS4U"]YouTube - Jarvis Cocker - Fat Children[/ame]
Now thats what i call a bass sound - pino who
Whoops - he's using a P in this clip - usually uses a black SR4 though
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mynan
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I like the bass part for Live's "Iris". Their bass player used a Stingray on all/most of "Throwing Copper".
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM7jwevTEOU&feature=related"]YouTube - Live - Iris (Throwing Copper - 1994 Radioactive Records)[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM7jwevTEOU&feature=related"]YouTube - Live - Iris (Throwing Copper - 1994 Radioactive Records)[/ame]
RobertB
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My wife made me sit through an A&E Biography on Rick Springfield. His bassist was playing a sunburst Stingray on Jessie's Girl. I don't know if it was used on the actual recording. That was the only interesting thing about the biography.
That bass player is selling a pre-EB SR on ebay right now.
ratfart
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How about any of Lonnie Turner's stuff with Steve Miller.
Subtle, in the pocket, memorable, booty shaking stuff with killer tone!
Subtle, in the pocket, memorable, booty shaking stuff with killer tone!
Buzzman
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I didn't see any Cliff Williams Love here and with the recent AC/DC release I thought I'd throw his solid (lock with Phil Rudd) rock out with a pick lines in to the thread mix.
basschick22
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Pino Palladino's bassline to "New York Minute" is the fretless StingRay I believe, it's one of my favorite basslines.
Flea's bassline to Young MC's "Bust a Move" is pretty cool, too.
Flea's bassline to Young MC's "Bust a Move" is pretty cool, too.
Grand Wazoo
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Weather Report - Birdland - Jaco's basslines
Jaco - The Chicken
Billy Cobham - Red Baron
The Police - Roxanne
Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster Jamming
Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
Frank Zappa - Peaches En Regalia
Frank Zappa - Sinister Footwear
Rush - YYZ
many many more but those are the ones I usually warm up with.
sorry delete all above none of these are played on a MM perhaps. sorry
Jaco - The Chicken
Billy Cobham - Red Baron
The Police - Roxanne
Stevie Wonder - Master Blaster Jamming
Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
Frank Zappa - Peaches En Regalia
Frank Zappa - Sinister Footwear
Rush - YYZ
many many more but those are the ones I usually warm up with.
sorry delete all above none of these are played on a MM perhaps. sorry
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Duarte
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True, not played on a stingray, but sounds better when it is IMO:
[ame=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fQQ2IH0CAMg]YouTube - Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder - bass playalong[/ame]
We're playing that in my band now, and it sounds super awesome wicked cool. Love that tune.
Smallmouth_Bass
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It doesn't hurt if you are incredible groovemeister like that guy either!
Rano Bass
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Duarte
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That is true, but I believe he used a 70s fender P in the sir duke recording. Either way, great tunes!
