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Just sitting in my garden drinking (Colombian) Coffee waiting for the first quarter final to start and my wife started playing the 'Supernatural' album on the system (very loud )

Agree with what 'Happy Jack' said earlier (up above somewhere). As a big Football fan, it's been a real absorbing three weeks for me. Some real talent and drama on show.

When the Pianist pulls out 'Cherokee' at 300 bpm.....It's always a good time for the Bassist to wonder about and take photos...

That trap door (bottom left). Is that where you keep the Drummer between gigs?

So it is (I missed that)... Ok, so it's a good mid afternoon to late afternoon (or early evening), afternoon out. But it still won't put me off, Officer...

Looks like a good night out (One of my favourite musicians as well). Thanks for the link. 👍

'Dorothy's Dog' (although a covers band).

If you do try Dorico (there is now a demo version), it is worth trying the demo of ‘Note Performer’ with it. Realistic articulation playback and It really does bring you scores to life (feel & soundwise). Articulation & Dynamic markings control the CC#'s/Velocity etc. https://www.noteperformer.com/

That’s an interesting read. I thought I read that LJ was the Bassist, but that was on Wiki, so not to be trusted I suppose. Strange one, as it really does sound like a Stingray Bass as well. It does say Abe Laborial here as well. https://forum.amcorner.com/threads/rise-herb-alpert.14758/

Miming to the original track. 'Soul Train' very rarely had anything live. Also, why would Herb wanna play the same duff note again? 😂 (Louis Johnson playing Bass on the recording)

Sad news. R.I.P.

That’s James Gadson. He was the guy back then, he certainly did a lot of sessions in the 70’s and 80’s. I think he was still gigging locally in the LA area up until a couple of years ago. A nice little read about his career here. http://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/James_Gadson.html

Yeah, some lovely stuff.

I am no better at maths, I am just the messenger boy...Lol....

Yeah, the pattern changes all the time, but he is saying that the pulse is always on the 3rd 8th note (not random). It’s only maths really, and I think it sounds like it (just my opinion of course). 😄

No doubt, we know that they are both very good players, but I just can't get into the (Trio Combo) Bass Ostinato with the Drum/Sax impro over the top (although great internal clock from Foley). Someone kind of summed up what was happening in 'Love Supreme'... "The rhythms... make sense. If you count 8th notes (or 16ths, not sure, depending on metre) over foley's bassline and count every third note, Chris Dave uses that as his pulse (his quarter note)".

I think he has been unwell for a while. Very sad. R.I.P.

The second part of that Bass higher register phrase/riff reminds me of the guitar line in 'January by Pilot'...Well a little bit....😀 Good stuff.

Terrific groove from David Hungate and Jeff Porcaro (love the swing 16's Hi-Hat pattern).

Buddy Rich in all his glory at Ronnie Scott's. Love him or hate him, he could deliver to the audience. His solo starts at 3:00. I must say, I think the band sound great (also a wonderful arrangement).

@lowdowner If your Flute reading in treble clef became second nature, you will be familiar with rhythms. They won't change in Bass clef. The only thing different in the Bass clef will be the register/octaves. You just need plenty of practise with Bass Guitar/Double Bass charts. Read, read and read on a daily basis. There are a ton of accurate, transcribed Bass charts here (Link below). Get stuck in and work your way through them. They are free.....😀 https://freebasstranscriptions.com/transcriptions/ Example PDF. ABBA-Dancing-Queen-2018-edit.pdf

Please don't say that when you have had one too many... 😀