Buzzy Posted December 16, 2018 Share Posted December 16, 2018 Another bass legend gone https://bestclassicbands.com/joe-osborn-obituary-12-16-18/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jonno1981 Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 He was a massively influential player. RIP. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LeftyP Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 Joe's bass playing on The Fifth Dimension's recording of Aquarius/Let The Sunshine is one of the best performances you will hear. Very skillful but controlled. Joe was one of the unsung bass heroes and it's only in recent years that I discovered many of my favourite recordings had Joe laying down the bottom line. Thanks Joe. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bumnote Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 Rip Joe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ahpook Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 (edited) Amazing bass player. The bass line to 'The Only Living Boy In New York' is still one of the most sublime pieces of playing I've ever heard. Edited December 17, 2018 by ahpook 4 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lowdown Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 (edited) Terrific musician and certainly worthy of the title, 'Bass Legend'. R.I.P Edited December 17, 2018 by lowdown 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krispn Posted December 17, 2018 Share Posted December 17, 2018 (edited) Not enough people know who JO was which is so true for so many great bass players. Studio legend and I can only imagine the stories he could have told. Golden age for being a session guy, the go to session guy! and worthy of every positive comment said, and to, follow on this thread. Here's To The HGT! Edited December 17, 2018 by krispn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NikNik Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 Just heard of this this morning. Gonna play that 'Windy' bass-line right now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stewblack Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 18 hours ago, ahpook said: Amazing bass player. The bass line to 'The Only Living Boy In New York' is still one of the most sublime pieces of playing I've ever heard. Thank you. I haven't listened to this track in years. What a glorious piece of bass playing. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stewblack Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 Saw one obit described him as an unsung hero. There's an inscription for every bass player's gravestone. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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bazzbass Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 (edited) On 17/12/2018 at 22:53, ahpook said: Amazing bass player. The bass line to 'The Only Living Boy In New York' is still one of the most sublime pieces of playing I've ever heard. agree wholeheartedly his playing on America is the epitome of melodious wonderment R.I.P Joe at 1:46 to 1:55 are the money notes to me Edited December 18, 2018 by bazzbass 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ahpook Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 14 minutes ago, bazzbass said: agree wholeheartedly his playing on America is the epitome of melodious wonderment R.I.P Joe at 1:46 to 1:55 are the money notes to me Oh yes, absolute masterpiece...good choice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bazzbass Posted December 18, 2018 Share Posted December 18, 2018 (edited) one day I was playing along to Neil Diamond and wonderred who the bassist was, Shilo had a great bassline. Then I played America by Simon and Garfunkel and wonderred the same thing. Looked it up and found out it was Joe. His discography is mind blowing. Then I find out he is dying and now this. Thanks Joe, I've learnt SO much from your basslines Arranged by year, artist, title and Chart Position 1961, Rick Nelson, Travelin Man, 1 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, This Diamond Ring, 1 1965, Barry McGre, Eve of Destruction, 1 1966, Mamas and Papas, Monday Monday, 1 1966, Johnny Rivers, Poor Side of Town, 1 1967, Association, Windy, 1 1969, Fifth Dimension, Wedding Bell Blues, 1 1969, Tommy Roe, Dizzy, 1 1970, Carpenters, Close To You, 1 1970, Neil Diamond, Cracklin Rose, 1 1970, Partridge Family, I Think I Love You, 1 1970, Simon and Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water, 1 1972, Helen Reddy, I Am Woman, 1 1973, Carpenters, Top of the World, 1 1973, Helen Reddy, Delta Dawn, 1 1974, Carpenters, Please, Mr. Postman, 1 1964, Johnny Rivers, Memphis, 2 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Count Me In, 2 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Save Your Heart For Me, 2 1967, Mamas and Papas, Dedicated To the One I Love, 2 1968, Association, Never My Love, 2 1968, Richard Harris, MacArthur Park, 2 1970, Carpenters, Superstar, 2 1970, Carpenters, Weve Only Just Begun, 2 1970, Fifth Dimension, One Less Bell to Answer, 2 1971, Carpenters, Rainy Days and Mondays, 2 1972, Carpenters, Hurting Each Other, 2 1973, Carpenters, Yesterday Once More, 2 1976, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Id Really Love to See You, 2 1966 , Johnny Rivers, Secret Agent Man, 3 1967 , JohnnyRivers, Baby, I Need Your Lovin, 3 1968 , Fifth Dimension, Stone Soul Picnic, 3 1968 , Monkees, Valleri, 3 1969 , Bobby Sherman, Little Women, 3 1971 , Carpenters, For All We Know, 3 1973 , Carpenters, Sing, 3 1973 , Helen Reddy, Leave Me Alone, 3 1965 , Gary Lewis/Playboys, Everybody Loves a Clown, 4 1966 , Mamas & Papas, California Dreamin, 4 1967 , Scott Mackenzie, San Francisco, 4 1974 , America, Tin Man, 4 1975 , Carpenters, Only Yesterday, 4 1962 , Rick Nelson, Teenage Idol, 5 1962 , Rick Nelson, YoungWorld, 5 1966 , Mamas & Papas, Words of Love, 5 1967 , Mamas & Papas, CreequeAlley, 5 1968 , Grass Roots, Midnight Confession, 5 1968 , Kenny Rogers &, Just Dropped In, 5 , The First Edition 1970 , Bobby Sherman, Julie, Do You Love Me?, 5 1974, Neil Diamond, Longfellow Serenade, 5 1975, America, Lonely People, 5 1977, KennyRogers, Lucille, 5 1962, Rick Nelson, Its Up to You, 6 1964, Rick Nelson, ForYou, 6 1966, Mamas & Papas, I Saw Her Again, 6 1966, Tommy Roe, Hurray for Hazel, 6 1969, Kenny Rogers &, Ruby, 6 , The First Edition 1969 , Neil Diamond, Holly Holy, 6 1970 , Barbra Streisand, Stoney End, 6 1972 , Johnny Rivers, Rockin Pneumonia, 6 1971 , Partridge Family, Doesnt Somebody, 6 , , Want to Be Wanted? 1965 , Johnny Rivers, Seventh Son, 7 1967 , Fifth Dimension, Up, Up, and Away, 7 1969 , Simon & Garfunkel, The Boxer, 7 1971 , Tommy Roe, Stagger Lee, 7 1972 , Carpenters, Goodbye to Love, 7 1966 , Gary Lewis/Playboys, Green Grass, 8 1968 , Boyce & Hart, I Wonder What Shes Doin, 8 1969 , Tommy Roe, Jam Up, Jelly Tight, 8 1972 , America, Ventura Highway, 8 1972 , Fifth Dimension, Didnt Get to Sleep at All, 8 1975, Helen Reddy, No Way to Treat a Lady, 8 1961, Rick Nelson, Hello, Mary Lou, 9 1964, Johnny Rivers , Mountain of Love, 9 1967, Spanky & Our Gang, Sunday Will Never Be the Same, 9 1969, Bobby Sherman, La La La, 9 1970, Bobby Sherman, Easy Come, Easy Go, 9 1971, Grass Roots, Sooner or Later, 9 1971, Partridge Family, Ill Meet Ya Halfway, 9 1973, Art Garfunkel, All I Know, 9 1973, B.W. Stevenson, My Maria, 9 1974, Helen Reddy, You and Me Against the World , 9 1975, Austin Roberts, Rocky, 9 1978, England Dan & John Ford Coley , Well Never Have to Say Goodbye Again , 9 1982, Sylvia, Nobody, 9 1967, Johnny Rivers, Tracks of My Tears, 10 1968, Association, EverythingThat TouchesYou, 10 1970, Mark Lindsay, Arizona, 10 1972, Fifth Dimension, If I Could ReachYou, 10 1976, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Nights Are Forever, 10 1961, Rick Nelson, A Wonder Like You, 11 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Somethins Burnin, 11 1974, Carpenters, I Wont Last a Day, 11 1963, Rick Nelson, Fools Rush In, 12 1964, Johnny Rivers, Maybelle, 12 1968, Cass Elliott, Dream a Little Dream, 12 1971, FifthDimension, Never My Love, 12 1972, Carpenters, Its Going to Take Some Time, 12 1972, Austin Roberts, Somethings Wrong With Me, 12 1973, Helen Reddy, Peaceful, 12 1976, Carpenters, Theres a Kind of Hush, 12 1966, Gary Lewis/Playboys, My Heart Symphony, 13 1968, Fifth Dimension, Sweet Blindness, 13 1971, Helen Reddy, I Dont Know How to Love Him , 13 1972, Partridge Family, I Woke Up in Love, 13 1967, Johnny Rivers, Summer Rain, 14 1966, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Paint Me a Picture, 15 1969, Grass Roots, Id Wait a Million Years, 15 1971, Grass Roots, Temptation Eyes, 15 1974, Helen Reddy, Keep On Singing, 15 1961, Rick Nelson, EverLovin, 16 1967, Fifth Dimension, Go Where You Wanna Go, l 6 1971, Grass Roots, Two Divided By Love, 16 1971, Bobby Sherman, Cry Like a Baby, 16 1981, Carpenters, Touch Me When Were Dancin, 16 1968, Spanky & Our Gang, Like to Get to Know You, 17 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Tell It to Brother, 17 1975, Carpenters, Solitaire, 17 1976, Art Garfunkel, I Only Have Eyes For You, 18 1966, Johnny Rivers, Muddy Water, 19 1968, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Sealed With a Kiss, 19 1969, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, But You Know I Love You, 19 1970, Glen Campbell, Honey Come Back, 19 1971, Fifth Dimension, Love Lines, Angels & Rhymes, 19 1976, Helen Reddy, Somewhere in the Night, 19 1982, Michael Murphy, Whats Forever For, 19 1965, Johnny Rivers, Midnight Special, 20 1967, Mamas & Papas, TwelveThirty, 20 1969, Fifth Dimension, Workin On a Groovy Thing, 20 1970, Michael Parks, Long Lonesome Highway, 20 1972, Partridge Family, Its One of Those Nights, 20 1977, Olivia Newton John, Sam, 20 1967, GaryLewis/Playboys , Where Will Words Come From , 21 1970, Fifth Dimension, Blowing Away, 21 1977, EnglandDan &, Its Sad to Belong, 21 , John Ford Coley 1975, Helen Reddy, Emotion, 22 1967, Grass Roots, Things I Should Have Said, 23 1967, Tommy Roe, Its Now Winters Day, 23 1969, Glen Campbell, Try a Little Kindness, 23 1977, England Dan &, Gone Too Far, 23 , John Ford Coley 1966, Mamas & Papas, Look Through My Window, 24 1967, Scott Mackenzie, Like an Old-Time Movie, 24 1969, Grass Roots, HeavenKnows, 24 1970, Fifth Dimension, Puppet Man, 24 1970, Bobby Sherman, Hey, Mr. Sun!, 24 1963, Rick Nelson, String Along, 25 1969, Fifth Dimension, California Soul, 25 1970, Mark Lindsay, Silver Bird, 25 1976, Carpenters, I Need to Be In Love, 26 1964, Rick Nelson, The Very Thought of You, 26 1965, Johnny Rivers, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, 26 1967, Glen Campbell, By the Time I Get to Phoenix , 26 1967, Mamas & Papas, Glad to Be Unhappy , 26 1969, Glen Campbell, Wheres the Playground, Suzie , 26 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Reuben James, 26 1968, Boyce & Hart, Alice Long, 27 1970, Glen Campbell, All I Have to Do is Dream, 27 1970, Fifth Dimension, Save the Country, 27 1966, Grass Roots, Where Were You When I Needed You, 28 1969, Grass Roots, Bella Linda, 28 1972, Partridge Family, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, 28 1968, Fifth Dimension, Carpet Man, 29 1969, Tommy Roe, Heather Honey, 29 1971, Bobby Sherman, The Drum, 29 1968, Spanky & Our Gang, Sunday Morning, 30 1969, Cass Elliott, Its Getting Better, 30 1967, Spanky & Our Gang, Make Every Minute Count, 31 1969, Grass Roots, The River Is Wide, 31 1971, Glen Campbell, Dream Baby, 31 1974, Albert Hammond, Im a Train, 31 1970, John Philips, Mississippi, 32 1973, Fifth Dimension, LivingTogether, 32 1977, Carpenters, Calling Occupants, 32 1966, Johnny Rivers, Under Your Spell Again, 33 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Heed the Call, 33 1976, Olivia Newton John, Dont Stop Believin, 33 1967, Fifth Dimension, Paper Cup, 34 1972, Grass Roots, Glory Bound, 34 1973, Neil Diamond, Be, 34 1974, Art Garfunkel, Second Avenue, 34 1969, Glen Campbell, TrueGrit, 35 1970, Grass Roots, Baby, Hold On!, 35 1973, America, Dont Cross River, 35 1975, Helen Reddy, Bluebird, 35 1977, Carpenters, All You Can Get From Love, 35 1968, Glen Campbell, I Want to Live, 36 1969, Glen Campbell, Let It Be Me, 36 1969, Cass Elliott, Make Your Own Kind of Music, 36 1972, Fifth Dimension, Together Lets Find Love, 37 1974, Art Garfunkel, I Shall Sing, 38 1975, Johnny Rivers, Blue Suede Shoes, 38 1967, Boyce & Hart, Out and About, 39 1968, Association, Time For Lovin, 39 1968, Glen Campbell, Gentle On My Mind, 39 1972, Grass Roots, TheRunaway, 39 1973, Partridge Family, Look Through the Eyes of Love, 39 1966, The Turtles, You, Baby, 40 Edited December 18, 2018 by bazzbass Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
discreet Posted December 19, 2018 Share Posted December 19, 2018 Very sad news. When I was a kid we had the radio on all day long and I was in love with the bass playing I was hearing, even though I didn't know who the players were. It turned out one was James Jamerson, another was Herbie Flowers and another was Joe Osborn (among others). These are the people without whom my life would be very different. RIP. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
soulboy Posted December 19, 2018 Share Posted December 19, 2018 That tracklist is something else. I had no idea Joe played on some of my favourite songs. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spongebob Posted December 19, 2018 Share Posted December 19, 2018 What a legend. Another player from an era now gone....looking at the list, very sadly.☹️ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jazzmanb Posted December 20, 2018 Share Posted December 20, 2018 (edited) On 17/12/2018 at 12:23, ahpook said: The bass line to 'The Only Living Boy In New York' is still one of the most sublime pieces of playing I've ever heard. One of my favourite songs ever and you're right Edited December 20, 2018 by jazzmanb 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jazzmanb Posted December 20, 2018 Share Posted December 20, 2018 On 18/12/2018 at 13:09, bazzbass said: one day I was playing along to Neil Diamond and wonderred who the bassist was, Shilo had a great bassline. Then I played America by Simon and Garfunkel and wonderred the same thing. Looked it up and found out it was Joe. His discography is mind blowing. Then I find out he is dying and now this. Thanks Joe, I've learnt SO much from your basslines Arranged by year, artist, title and Chart Position 1961, Rick Nelson, Travelin Man, 1 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, This Diamond Ring, 1 1965, Barry McGre, Eve of Destruction, 1 1966, Mamas and Papas, Monday Monday, 1 1966, Johnny Rivers, Poor Side of Town, 1 1967, Association, Windy, 1 1969, Fifth Dimension, Wedding Bell Blues, 1 1969, Tommy Roe, Dizzy, 1 1970, Carpenters, Close To You, 1 1970, Neil Diamond, Cracklin Rose, 1 1970, Partridge Family, I Think I Love You, 1 1970, Simon and Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water, 1 1972, Helen Reddy, I Am Woman, 1 1973, Carpenters, Top of the World, 1 1973, Helen Reddy, Delta Dawn, 1 1974, Carpenters, Please, Mr. Postman, 1 1964, Johnny Rivers, Memphis, 2 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Count Me In, 2 1965, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Save Your Heart For Me, 2 1967, Mamas and Papas, Dedicated To the One I Love, 2 1968, Association, Never My Love, 2 1968, Richard Harris, MacArthur Park, 2 1970, Carpenters, Superstar, 2 1970, Carpenters, Weve Only Just Begun, 2 1970, Fifth Dimension, One Less Bell to Answer, 2 1971, Carpenters, Rainy Days and Mondays, 2 1972, Carpenters, Hurting Each Other, 2 1973, Carpenters, Yesterday Once More, 2 1976, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Id Really Love to See You, 2 1966 , Johnny Rivers, Secret Agent Man, 3 1967 , JohnnyRivers, Baby, I Need Your Lovin, 3 1968 , Fifth Dimension, Stone Soul Picnic, 3 1968 , Monkees, Valleri, 3 1969 , Bobby Sherman, Little Women, 3 1971 , Carpenters, For All We Know, 3 1973 , Carpenters, Sing, 3 1973 , Helen Reddy, Leave Me Alone, 3 1965 , Gary Lewis/Playboys, Everybody Loves a Clown, 4 1966 , Mamas & Papas, California Dreamin, 4 1967 , Scott Mackenzie, San Francisco, 4 1974 , America, Tin Man, 4 1975 , Carpenters, Only Yesterday, 4 1962 , Rick Nelson, Teenage Idol, 5 1962 , Rick Nelson, YoungWorld, 5 1966 , Mamas & Papas, Words of Love, 5 1967 , Mamas & Papas, CreequeAlley, 5 1968 , Grass Roots, Midnight Confession, 5 1968 , Kenny Rogers &, Just Dropped In, 5 , The First Edition 1970 , Bobby Sherman, Julie, Do You Love Me?, 5 1974, Neil Diamond, Longfellow Serenade, 5 1975, America, Lonely People, 5 1977, KennyRogers, Lucille, 5 1962, Rick Nelson, Its Up to You, 6 1964, Rick Nelson, ForYou, 6 1966, Mamas & Papas, I Saw Her Again, 6 1966, Tommy Roe, Hurray for Hazel, 6 1969, Kenny Rogers &, Ruby, 6 , The First Edition 1969 , Neil Diamond, Holly Holy, 6 1970 , Barbra Streisand, Stoney End, 6 1972 , Johnny Rivers, Rockin Pneumonia, 6 1971 , Partridge Family, Doesnt Somebody, 6 , , Want to Be Wanted? 1965 , Johnny Rivers, Seventh Son, 7 1967 , Fifth Dimension, Up, Up, and Away, 7 1969 , Simon & Garfunkel, The Boxer, 7 1971 , Tommy Roe, Stagger Lee, 7 1972 , Carpenters, Goodbye to Love, 7 1966 , Gary Lewis/Playboys, Green Grass, 8 1968 , Boyce & Hart, I Wonder What Shes Doin, 8 1969 , Tommy Roe, Jam Up, Jelly Tight, 8 1972 , America, Ventura Highway, 8 1972 , Fifth Dimension, Didnt Get to Sleep at All, 8 1975, Helen Reddy, No Way to Treat a Lady, 8 1961, Rick Nelson, Hello, Mary Lou, 9 1964, Johnny Rivers , Mountain of Love, 9 1967, Spanky & Our Gang, Sunday Will Never Be the Same, 9 1969, Bobby Sherman, La La La, 9 1970, Bobby Sherman, Easy Come, Easy Go, 9 1971, Grass Roots, Sooner or Later, 9 1971, Partridge Family, Ill Meet Ya Halfway, 9 1973, Art Garfunkel, All I Know, 9 1973, B.W. Stevenson, My Maria, 9 1974, Helen Reddy, You and Me Against the World , 9 1975, Austin Roberts, Rocky, 9 1978, England Dan & John Ford Coley , Well Never Have to Say Goodbye Again , 9 1982, Sylvia, Nobody, 9 1967, Johnny Rivers, Tracks of My Tears, 10 1968, Association, EverythingThat TouchesYou, 10 1970, Mark Lindsay, Arizona, 10 1972, Fifth Dimension, If I Could ReachYou, 10 1976, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Nights Are Forever, 10 1961, Rick Nelson, A Wonder Like You, 11 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Somethins Burnin, 11 1974, Carpenters, I Wont Last a Day, 11 1963, Rick Nelson, Fools Rush In, 12 1964, Johnny Rivers, Maybelle, 12 1968, Cass Elliott, Dream a Little Dream, 12 1971, FifthDimension, Never My Love, 12 1972, Carpenters, Its Going to Take Some Time, 12 1972, Austin Roberts, Somethings Wrong With Me, 12 1973, Helen Reddy, Peaceful, 12 1976, Carpenters, Theres a Kind of Hush, 12 1966, Gary Lewis/Playboys, My Heart Symphony, 13 1968, Fifth Dimension, Sweet Blindness, 13 1971, Helen Reddy, I Dont Know How to Love Him , 13 1972, Partridge Family, I Woke Up in Love, 13 1967, Johnny Rivers, Summer Rain, 14 1966, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Paint Me a Picture, 15 1969, Grass Roots, Id Wait a Million Years, 15 1971, Grass Roots, Temptation Eyes, 15 1974, Helen Reddy, Keep On Singing, 15 1961, Rick Nelson, EverLovin, 16 1967, Fifth Dimension, Go Where You Wanna Go, l 6 1971, Grass Roots, Two Divided By Love, 16 1971, Bobby Sherman, Cry Like a Baby, 16 1981, Carpenters, Touch Me When Were Dancin, 16 1968, Spanky & Our Gang, Like to Get to Know You, 17 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Tell It to Brother, 17 1975, Carpenters, Solitaire, 17 1976, Art Garfunkel, I Only Have Eyes For You, 18 1966, Johnny Rivers, Muddy Water, 19 1968, Gary Lewis/Playboys, Sealed With a Kiss, 19 1969, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, But You Know I Love You, 19 1970, Glen Campbell, Honey Come Back, 19 1971, Fifth Dimension, Love Lines, Angels & Rhymes, 19 1976, Helen Reddy, Somewhere in the Night, 19 1982, Michael Murphy, Whats Forever For, 19 1965, Johnny Rivers, Midnight Special, 20 1967, Mamas & Papas, TwelveThirty, 20 1969, Fifth Dimension, Workin On a Groovy Thing, 20 1970, Michael Parks, Long Lonesome Highway, 20 1972, Partridge Family, Its One of Those Nights, 20 1977, Olivia Newton John, Sam, 20 1967, GaryLewis/Playboys , Where Will Words Come From , 21 1970, Fifth Dimension, Blowing Away, 21 1977, EnglandDan &, Its Sad to Belong, 21 , John Ford Coley 1975, Helen Reddy, Emotion, 22 1967, Grass Roots, Things I Should Have Said, 23 1967, Tommy Roe, Its Now Winters Day, 23 1969, Glen Campbell, Try a Little Kindness, 23 1977, England Dan &, Gone Too Far, 23 , John Ford Coley 1966, Mamas & Papas, Look Through My Window, 24 1967, Scott Mackenzie, Like an Old-Time Movie, 24 1969, Grass Roots, HeavenKnows, 24 1970, Fifth Dimension, Puppet Man, 24 1970, Bobby Sherman, Hey, Mr. Sun!, 24 1963, Rick Nelson, String Along, 25 1969, Fifth Dimension, California Soul, 25 1970, Mark Lindsay, Silver Bird, 25 1976, Carpenters, I Need to Be In Love, 26 1964, Rick Nelson, The Very Thought of You, 26 1965, Johnny Rivers, Where Have All the Flowers Gone, 26 1967, Glen Campbell, By the Time I Get to Phoenix , 26 1967, Mamas & Papas, Glad to Be Unhappy , 26 1969, Glen Campbell, Wheres the Playground, Suzie , 26 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Reuben James, 26 1968, Boyce & Hart, Alice Long, 27 1970, Glen Campbell, All I Have to Do is Dream, 27 1970, Fifth Dimension, Save the Country, 27 1966, Grass Roots, Where Were You When I Needed You, 28 1969, Grass Roots, Bella Linda, 28 1972, Partridge Family, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, 28 1968, Fifth Dimension, Carpet Man, 29 1969, Tommy Roe, Heather Honey, 29 1971, Bobby Sherman, The Drum, 29 1968, Spanky & Our Gang, Sunday Morning, 30 1969, Cass Elliott, Its Getting Better, 30 1967, Spanky & Our Gang, Make Every Minute Count, 31 1969, Grass Roots, The River Is Wide, 31 1971, Glen Campbell, Dream Baby, 31 1974, Albert Hammond, Im a Train, 31 1970, John Philips, Mississippi, 32 1973, Fifth Dimension, LivingTogether, 32 1977, Carpenters, Calling Occupants, 32 1966, Johnny Rivers, Under Your Spell Again, 33 1970, Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, Heed the Call, 33 1976, Olivia Newton John, Dont Stop Believin, 33 1967, Fifth Dimension, Paper Cup, 34 1972, Grass Roots, Glory Bound, 34 1973, Neil Diamond, Be, 34 1974, Art Garfunkel, Second Avenue, 34 1969, Glen Campbell, TrueGrit, 35 1970, Grass Roots, Baby, Hold On!, 35 1973, America, Dont Cross River, 35 1975, Helen Reddy, Bluebird, 35 1977, Carpenters, All You Can Get From Love, 35 1968, Glen Campbell, I Want to Live, 36 1969, Glen Campbell, Let It Be Me, 36 1969, Cass Elliott, Make Your Own Kind of Music, 36 1972, Fifth Dimension, Together Lets Find Love, 37 1974, Art Garfunkel, I Shall Sing, 38 1975, Johnny Rivers, Blue Suede Shoes, 38 1967, Boyce & Hart, Out and About, 39 1968, Association, Time For Lovin, 39 1968, Glen Campbell, Gentle On My Mind, 39 1972, Grass Roots, TheRunaway, 39 1973, Partridge Family, Look Through the Eyes of Love, 39 1966, The Turtles, You, Baby, 40 Monopolies commission would be called in these days lol ! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
silverfoxnik Posted December 21, 2018 Share Posted December 21, 2018 Very sad news.. Absolutely love JO's playing; his melodic sensibility, his tone.. but also, wasn't there something really different and special about his syncopation - like on Ventura Highway for example - or is that me? I just love his play on that track. Anyway, whatever it is that sets him apart, his playing was of the absolutely highest order! RIP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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