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Does anyone have a copy of Ovations 2004-2005

God rest the soul of the man and legend himself... The Great Joel Smith!

Не уверен что там грам 600 отборноГАГА ГАВНа блять , Там наверно с размером с бутылки выходит забористаГА

Living in the Bay Are,cats would ask me If I knew Joel..Sadly, we Never Hooked up.. One my Regrets... ...

11/11/11🎉❤ My baby turne 10 years old this magical day. He is now a beautiful 22 year old man with a heart of gold. Rest in Power to my nephew, "Fat-Fat" 🕊️🩷✨ Good times that will live in my heart forever!

🥹🥹🥹 These "boys" are now 21-25 years old 😱 Rest in Power Fat-Fat 🕊️🩷✨ My beloved nephew changed reals 11/9/23. He was only 20 years old. These memories remind me that the music has always been in and of him. My son is now 22, going on 23❤❤❤❤ He is the most amazing young man. May he always keep joy in his heart and music to soothe his soul! Enjoy this #blackboyjoy 🎉❤

Nice artwork, I have a couple of your pcs. Do you remember the art you created in 1981 called big brother?

sounds great! hard to beat those strings.

James H. Leary III was my uncle. He was a kind musical genuis who will forever be missed!

And now, RIP Jam Lear.......missing You

Love this one by James. He was a great writer, too.

Still wish that You had recorded "New Energy".

Beautiful, powerful song. Missing You, James.

I am an Alumni of Musicians Institute

Thank you

This tune is FIRE!

Totally Amazing!!!

1:22 what the fuck is that? to this day i can't figure it out. mr robert lewis is a genius and his playing is a mystery.

The song is called, “The Call” composed by Lester Robertson, a founding member of UGMAA and the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra.

The song is called, “The Call” composed by Lester Robertson, a founding member of UGMAA and the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra.

Lovely duet 🌟

Great cover of a great bass line by Gary King.

GREAT!

dear god the end!!!

so grooving

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Kenny was a dear friend, fellow musician, teacher, super inspirational. "PAN PRACTIC" was engineered by jozef scales at the Bakery Recording Studio, 10709 Burbank Blvd. N. Hollywood, "Pump Me Up" Sung by Einstein and Kenny, Pans by Guppy . we also recorded the piece on the movie "Out To Sea" . we did a lot of events together around L.A. and were also featured on segment of Family Matters, episode "Eau de Love " R.I.P.

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More video!

Fantastic job, my brother!

Nigel is the man. Living legend

thanks

does anyone know what this solo is called??? I love that bass and I neeeed to learn it :’)

You guys should record an album!!!! I wanna hear more!

Very good,Bob.

Great voice,Miss Skiffer!

Is he bassing with the voice too???

If anything perhaps overdubs do contribute to some of the disparities in intensity but none of it sounds picked to me. I think this is the same bass player all the way through using dynamics, also most of the parts you attribute to pick style are played on the D and G strings which on a P bass are always a little bit thinner than the E and A strings because of pickup placement of the D and G being closer to the bridge. Also the long relatively simple passage you say is pick style is just a quieter passage which is why it's simpler, the lower notes sound just as full as the rest of the tune although you didn't think so. The part going out with just bass and congas is unbelievable, James with THE master.

I came here from the bass site.....What I hear is the same as the author. And my theory is they were bi-coastal (Motown) at this time and Carol probably did play the entire track and then the studio cats in Detroit did their thing. The producers mixed them both in and out. I'm a producer and thats what I hear. What I also hear and I haven't seen anyone mention this.......The alleged Carol Kaye parts are on a short-scale bass which she played quite a bit as one of her studio instruments and the parts the author indicate are possibly Carol's do not not have the same decay as the Jamerson parts. Either someone else not 'holding on' to the necj quite as hard or a bass with less sustain....AKA Mustang Bass Carol used.

One-finger bassing! I've adopted that style mostly myself, after James Jameson, one of America's bass legends. Bass on, my brother!

Sounds beefy! Are you using a pickup in this video?

Wow Pat and Ronnie!!.

Are you still in the Los Angeles area do you have a contact number I have artwork from you and I would like to purchase more and I have other people that would like to purchase too

I subscribed. I like the way you explain things. Great looking plank you've got there too! Thanks for the video!