DaveFry

The late legend Lloyd Brevett , Godfather of Reggae Bass : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1maACujPu6w

She only wanted to see you laughing in the purple rain .

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The cattle prod method ( punishment for unwanted behaviour ) is not as effective in the long run as the Reward Good Behaviour And Discourage Unwanted Behaviour by Ignoring It method . Try the Reward With Fish method :- [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yS6qU_w3JQ[/media]

Which band ? The one with the best listeners every time .

Randy Newman talks about a couple :- 6:30 " You can leave your hat on " 14:12 " Short People " [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KX73Cwx61U[/media] In a similar way I didn;t get the humour in Leonard Cohen's " I'm Your Man " until I heard the original because I only knew the Joe Cocker version .

Try the two-piece method :- [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWubx8OfcH0[/media]

.... and by contrast :- [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdSRnWU03Og[/media]

Random rummaging round the old memory gander bag unearths this version of the Stevie Wonder song :- [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1oLtEONmiw[/media]

[quote name='DaveFry' timestamp='1503760816' post='3360780'] The map is not the territory . * * Alfred Korzybski [/quote] I fear I need to explain further for fear of accusation of elitism . - TAB notation is like a map representing a tune we wish to learn . - Conventional notation is another map for the same territory . - Apparently John Paul Jones uses his own map that he learnt from his father to write in a sort of shorthand in order to remember ideas that come to him . - The Rocksmith visual thing of a fretboard at the bottom and the notes coming down the screen in time is another map . They are all just maps for tunes . Once you learn or know the territory ( the tune ) you should have no need of a map any more . The best map ( in this tune-learning scenario ) is the one that works best for the map reader to learn the territory . Just trying to add perspective .

The map is not the territory . * * Alfred Korzybski

I used to work with a bassist who played a gig here in Jersey supporting the Noel Redding band in the 70s . Afterwards , Noel sold him his Sunn amp that had JHE stencilled on it .

" And here's another from the Great American Songbook . " Yeah , great .

32-bar AABA form ( with pre-agreed intro and ending ) ..... take it away Red ! [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_htGBKvXWpI[/media]

Southern Rock band Nashville Pussy's version of Nutbush City Limits [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glIEwEcfLWI[/media]

Thanks guys .

Who was this playing bass back in '76 please ? ( Best view at 5:38 ) [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5it0YN_Q1vU[/media] TIA

This may help , 6:35 to 28:00 ( I was reluctant to add till I remembered you play sax , so chances are you may understand a keyboard map .) [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ey-YWlT1Gc8[/media] hth

When Buddy Holly & The Crickets landed back in the US of A after their world tour in May '58 with cash in their pockets they decided to buy motorcycles and ride home the 350 miles . The three of them caught a cab to the nearest motorcycle dealer's shop in the right direction . The Harley Davidson dealer thought they were just time-wasting kids and threw them out , so they tried the next shop , which happened to sell British bikes . Here they were recognised and treated like royalty so they rode home though a thunderstorm on two Triumphs and an Ariel . Rock 'n Roll ! Buddy's '58 650cc Ariel Cylone was up for auction 3 years ago :- [url="https://www.autoevolution.com/news/buddy-hollys-ariel-cyclone-bike-under-the-hammer-photo-gallery-86354.html"]https://www.autoevol...lery-86354.html[/url]

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One of the first things I learned on a Hammond as a kid :- ( I cheated by using both feet ) [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikrz4RFDhjA[/media]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlWqNl4Yips[/media] The world is very , very large And butter is better than marge The world is very, very big And bacon comes from a pig

In that phrase it is the leading note into a Cminor chord that Jaco is outlining . ( C , Eflat , C ).( although we can't see the key signature but you said it was in Eflat )

That is a natural sign not a sharp sign .

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