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***SOLD*** MTD535 -Bass from Hubert Eaves IV (Erykah Badu)
stonecoldbass replied to Wimpy's topic in Basses For Sale
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Yeah man, those Sharay Reed videos are prob my fave bass clips on youtube, soooo into it! Debra killings is pretty tasty too, cool drumming. Do you have the gospel chops bass shedz dvd by any chance? craig
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***SOLD*** MTD535 -Bass from Hubert Eaves IV (Erykah Badu)
stonecoldbass replied to Wimpy's topic in Basses For Sale
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GOLD! I'd heard about this but never managed to find it, thanks! Wonder who/why it was recorded.... c
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Yes! Downloaded a coupla tracks from their new album, "down the wire" I think one is called. Tasty, tight, funky. I like! Good topic. :-)
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SOLD**Lakland Skyline Daryl Jones 4 string ***SOLD***
stonecoldbass replied to Alfie Noakes's topic in Basses For Sale
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John East Jazz Preamp
stonecoldbass replied to BB2000's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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You should DEFO check out Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns. They're primarily a club band in vegas and aren't strictly a 'latin' band but there's definitely a latin tinge to everything they play. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5MtoVX4SLA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5MtoVX4SLA[/url] enjoy! c
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Ooooh yeah!!! Phat! Cheers for posting this! c
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Yaaas! Another Lettuce convert! I saw them in New York in 2008 on a boat that did a tour up the hudson and round the statue of liberty, one of the best nights of my life! Get the live in tokyo album, i know it's like £20 odd quid but it's sooo worth it. cheers! craig
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[quote name='Higgie' post='705530' date='Jan 8 2010, 02:34 PM'][url="http://www.youtube.com/user/Higgie1423"]Here[/url] is a link to my YouTube channel. More vids coming soon [/quote] Nice man! I like the authenticity of I Wish, not many people get all the little inflections, great vintage tone too. keep it up!
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[quote name='maxrossell' post='699759' date='Jan 3 2010, 05:59 PM']Just wondering if anyone rates John Stockman from Karnivool. I'm just listening to their new record. Really amazing, thick, toneful and tuneful basslines. Hell, he even slaps on one tune and it doesn't sound sh*t (maybe because it's not a funky noodly look-at-me line, just a regular bassline with a sharper tone). Also he uses a six and he's the first sixer I've seen who hasn't bored me sh*tless with their fretw*nking.[/quote] Yeah i think he's great, a friend and I saw them a few months back in Glasgow and the kicked ass! Got chatting to John and the drummer outside the gig too, cool guys!
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Yeah good work mate, great to see someone getting into what their doing instead of the usual 'bedroom bass face'!
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nuff said
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Hey guys, Here are the full song videos from my Roots revisited gig, sorry if it seems like I'm hijacking this thread! Everyone in the band put in a lot of work and we're pleased with how our first gig turned out! Hope you enjoy them! Thanks for the encouragement so far. Craig
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Here is a link to my ebay auction. If someone from here wishes to buy it now I will waive the postage fee. Cheers! C [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200422743874&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_1646wt_1167"]BOSS GT10B[/url]
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Thanks very much Nathan!! We were lucky enough to put together a band of musicians who were all really into learning this kinda music. Like you say there aren't many musicians never mind bands who are doing this kind of material but it's definitely been worth the effort! craig
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Hey folks, here as promised is a little medley from my last gig. We go under the banner Roots Revisited and we put on a night where we covered live versions of Jill Scott and Erykah Badu tunes. It was a great learning experience in so many ways: putting together and rehearsing an 11 piece band, working out a whole heap of material by ear, trying to nail not only parts but the style as well etc etc... Anyways, here it is, let me know what you think: Our next night is gonna be a Prince night ;-)
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Hey folks, here as promised is a little medley from my last gig. We go under the banner Roots Revisited and we put on a night where we covered live versions of Jill Scott and Erykah Badu tunes. It was a great learning experience in so many ways: putting together and rehearsing an 11 piece band, working out a whole heap of material by ear, trying to nail not only parts but the style as well etc etc... Anyways, here it is, let me know what you think: Our next night is gonna be a Prince night ;-)
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Thanks guys! It;s great to play in a band just for the music. Alphabet St is top of the list mate, there's a wicked live version from the O2 aftershow gig.
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Hey folks, here as promised is a little medley from my last gig. We go under the banner Roots Revisited and we put on a night where we covered live versions of Jill Scott and Erykah Badu tunes. It was a great learning experience in so many ways: putting together and rehearsing an 11 piece band, working out a whole heap of material by ear, trying to nail not only parts but the style as well etc etc... Anyways, here it is, let me know what you think: Our next night is gonna be a Prince night ;-)
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The Funky Chicken. That's where it's at people. c
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Hi Craig, wow! Thanks a lot for your post! Would never have thought that video would work its way back to the band! I have their double live album and was blown away by the level of musicianship present in what we would call a 'club' or 'cabaret' band! If only the UK had a scene like they have in the US or Australia... So how do you know the guys in the band? I'll get onto transcribing the rest of the tune asap....maybe not note for note but as close as I can! Cheers craig
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Any thoughts....? c