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  1. lowdown
    Part of the appeal of that Bassline for me, is that funky, punchy, in your face Thumb & Pull (slap) tone from Nate Watts. Great Bass line.
  2. lowdown
    Doris.
  3. lowdown
    No, I hadn’t seen that. Lovely stuff Thanks for posting.
  4. lowdown
    Hard to just pick just three, but these three always get a regular outing in my house. West Side Story - Dave Grusin. Kind Of Blue - Miles Davies. Michel Camilo Big Band - Caribe.
  5. lowdown
    On Electric, Tower Of Power/Steely Dan. On Upright, any band with Wes Montgomery leading.
  6. lowdown
    From the OP. "just for giggles"
  7. lowdown
    Hey Villis. Top playing on ‘Don’t Funk With Me’, excellent stuff.
  8. lowdown
    Always liked Sting, his playing/singing and composing. He is still singing ok as well these days. Huge talent. Must say though, the Bass (to me) needs turning up in the OP video, it sounds very week in the mix, muddy, indistinct, with no attack at all (just my opinion of course). A good friend of mine has just had a book published about Sting and his history. (Actually he has written a good Zappa book as well). http://www.reaktionbooks.co.uk/display.asp?ISB=9781780238135
  9. lowdown
    Ok, that was worth a flipping trophy.
  10. lowdown
    Why go to Bingo, when you can do that at Basschat ?
  11. lowdown
    What, Stacking up Ukuleles? Please don't do a Boney M cover.
  12. lowdown
    The “ Lush New Arrangements” “Watch the new video for the Aretha Franklin and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra version of “Respect,” which shows some gorgeous archive footage of the Queen of Soul performing live, along with the orchestra adding lush new arrangements at Abbey Road Studios in London. The track is included on A Brand New Me: Aretha Franklin with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, out November 10.”
  13. lowdown
    Yeah, or course. But, it was billed as “vintage vocals paired with new arrangements from the RPO” The duo of Patrick & Reedman talking through the production and arrangements.
  14. lowdown
    No puppet show ?
  15. lowdown
    If you think you are getting a 'laugh' or a 'trophy' for that stinky poo to add to your '91', you can flip off.
  16. lowdown
    Maybe Joseph Pujol ? Apart from playing his Ocarina through his Anus, he was principal Farteur at The Moulin Rouge (Le Pétomane). Here he is during his act. Thankfully, a silent movie.
  17. lowdown
    Sometimes it works (imo). Joni Mitchell revisited 'Both Sides Now'. The arrangements from 'Vince Mendoza' are outstanding. But then again, he is top draw.
  18. lowdown
    Any old excuse to start another Beatles are best bun fight.**
  19. lowdown
    Schubert for me, but closely followed by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Modern day, John Williams (the composer). his consistent quality of work over the years is amazing. 85 and still working!!
  20. lowdown
    Cool & Groovy. Master of Melody, Dave Grusin.
  21. lowdown
    Oh yes, Sanborn - No one else sounds like Sanborn.
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    Seeing as it's now a TV theme free for all...We need Cagney & Lacey. Bill Conti at his best., with Ray Pizzi on Alto Sax, and Ernie Watts playing Tenor. Not sure who the lead Trumpet player is, but some lungs on him. Wonderful stuff.
  24. lowdown
    Don't check out dude, you always bring something musically different to the table. Sometimes delivered like a nuclear bomb, but always interesting. As it happens, I agree with you about the HG program (including the gaping whole regarding George Martin), so do a few of the posters on that YouTube thread, it seems. Carry on.
  25. lowdown
    Yeah I agree. I only went for the one band, but Dan are right up there for me as well. Another band full of great arrangements/harmonies/melodies and plenty of improvising. Also they have had some terrific players in their band and on the recordings.
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