Jamiroquai is back!

[Owen]

Whatever is playing bass on Deeper Underground does something weird at 1:05 and then they C+P it at 2:02, 2:20, 3:22 and 3:41. I am fully aware that I need to get out more.

 

 

[Geek99]

11 hours ago, BassAgent said:

Well, very sorry for being a non-native speaker and not being fluent in flawless RP.

To be fair, it’s really hard to tell that from reading your output. Your few mistakes are ones that English native speakers from some regions also make 

 

I have IELTS grade 9 and I notice things like that 

[AndyTravis]

40 minutes ago, Rich said:

Definitely better news than the return of the Manc knuckledraggers, that's for certain. 

Is it ok to like both?

 

asking for a friend, obvs 🥴

[Mediocre Polymath]

I'm very tempted to have a look at tickets, even though I generally hate big shows with a passion.

 

Showing my age (or perhaps lack thereof) but Travelling Without Moving was the first album I ever bought. I didn't play bass back then, and had no real interest in learning, but I remember being obsessed with the interplay between Stuart Zender and Derrick McKenzie on tracks like "Funktion". 

 

I recently stumbled across this fantastic recording, which caused me to totally reassess Jay Kay's role in the band. I'd always assumed that he was the lyricist and the charismatic man-up-front, but not particularly involved in the instrumental side of things. This loose rehearsal jam really shows him in band-leader mode, conducting what sounds like just the core group of McKenzie, Zender and Smith through a song that's already clearly fully formed in his head.

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Mediocre Polymath