Bluewine Posted January 22, 2024 Posted January 22, 2024 I've known Albert since grammar school days. Daryl 1 1 Quote
jazzyvee Posted January 22, 2024 Posted January 22, 2024 Wow Al Anderson, i have met him a couple of times with the Wailers and I have to say he was a big influence on me as a budding guitarist. His playing is incredibly tasty and one of these musicians who can play fills riffs constantly throughout a gig without getting in the way of the music. He's an incredible musician and is one of my favourite guitarists. 2 Quote
Reggaebass Posted January 23, 2024 Author Posted January 23, 2024 How about some Tony Tuff from around 1980 and a track I can’t get enough of lately from the album Hi Yo by Keith Foundation, a great Bassline to play by Robbie Shakespeare 2 1 Quote
Bluewine Posted January 23, 2024 Posted January 23, 2024 On 22/01/2024 at 02:48, jazzyvee said: Wow Al Anderson, i have met him a couple of times with the Wailers and I have to say he was a big influence on me as a budding guitarist. His playing is incredibly tasty and one of these musicians who can play fills riffs constantly throughout a gig without getting in the way of the music. He's an incredible musician and is one of my favourite guitarists. He was light years ahead of all the other guitarists in High School. Albert took the big risk and bought a one way ticket to England right after high school. He's doing well and playing big venues with The Original Wailers. Daryl 2 Quote
Reggaebass Posted January 24, 2024 Author Posted January 24, 2024 I’ve been going through my Matumbi which I do every now and again ,and I’d forgotten how good this Bassline is, might have to brush up on it the weekend 1 Quote
SumOne Posted January 26, 2024 Posted January 26, 2024 I just mentioned it elsewhere, but probably worth a mention here too: The Dubmatix Reggae shows are worth a listen. https://dubmatix.podbean.com/ 2 2 Quote
Reggaebass Posted January 27, 2024 Author Posted January 27, 2024 12 minutes ago, upside downer said: Great one ud, sly and Robbie at their best 1 Quote
Guest Posted January 29, 2024 Posted January 29, 2024 Black Uhuru - Guess Who Is Coming To Dinner Quote
Reggaebass Posted January 30, 2024 Author Posted January 30, 2024 I know all these tracks and it’s good to hear them like this, the Bassline on Linval Thompson stop loving is just great 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 1, 2024 Author Posted February 1, 2024 12 minutes ago, upside downer said: Punky Reggae Party. Thanks UD, I don’t think I’ve heard that before, here’s another man next door 2 Quote
Frank Blank Posted February 1, 2024 Posted February 1, 2024 3 minutes ago, Reggaebass said: Thanks UD, I don’t think I’ve heard that before, here’s another man next door And thirdly... 2 1 Quote
stewblack Posted February 2, 2024 Posted February 2, 2024 https://thevinylfactory.com/features/10-essential-japanese-reggae-releases-with-kay-suzuki/ 1 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 2, 2024 Author Posted February 2, 2024 43 minutes ago, stewblack said: https://thevinylfactory.com/features/10-essential-japanese-reggae-releases-with-kay-suzuki/ Thanks for this stew, strangely as soon as I clicked on it I thought it sounded like Robbie Shakespeare, and it is sly and Robbie , great one and I’ll look further into it 1 Quote
taunton-hobbit Posted February 2, 2024 Posted February 2, 2024 Interesting stuff SB, thanks for posting ! 😎 2 Quote
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