Meshell Ndegeocello - Shootin'n Up And Gett'n High
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- Meshell Ndegeocello - Shootin'n Up And Gett'n High
live at North Sea Jazz 1996
North Sea Jazz Festival in The Hague, Holland, 13 July 1996.
Lineup:
Meshell Ndegeocello - bass, vocals
Allen Cato - guitar
Federico Gonzalez Pena - keys
Oliver Gene Lake - drums
Daniel Sadownick - percussion
Arif St. Michael - backing vocals
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Michael "Funky Ned" Neal is on Bass! 🔥👌🏿
His name is missing in the credits.
Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
Exactly! #StraightBeast
28 years later this is still good. There are very few artists whose music transcends time. Meshell Ndegeocello is one of these artists.
You are so right - Meshell Ndegeocello is touched with genius.
Mike Neal on 5 String Bass,
Doesnt get much better than this guy.. Eat your heart out Jaco and Bela
Yessir! Michael "Funky Ned" Neal! #RareEssence
@@GreensnGuitars Most others ....but not jaco marcus and victor
"I GET HIGH" - Meshell's background singers
Mike Neal's a bad boy too ya'll.
She’s just so fuking smooth and soulful.. she becomes the music as the music becomes her.
Jam it out
This shit gets more badass every time I hear this beauty!!!!
Damn! Better than the album version.
listen to Greasy G by Joshua Redman to see a jazz permutation of this.bass line..MeShell on bass there as well
Funkiest triangle you gon' ever hear in yo life...damn
One of the best gigs ever!
Purple Haze... of course. History repeating itself... Taught that lesson and then started killing it on bass... damn.
Oh yeah. So glad I saw her way back when she was funkin it up even more than this. And, playing alot more bass. She always had another bassist but she definitely played alot more. This is great but way more jazzy than the original FUNKY version.
+Eric Beek Ummm thanks man...I think. You rhymin that or singing?
I thought this Chaka Khan and Rufus at first the music sounded like one of there songs. Especially good tire part the whole groove
That Bass Duet !!!
Everything is so cool !
She's Sooo FUNKY!!!!
I'm shooting up and getting high on this groove!
She'sss a Bad Girl...Groove on Baby..
"We both found God when we OD'd"
🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
"I GET HII-IIGH"!!!
do you have the full setlist?
so much bass stink-face :D
hahaha - too right!
Funky Baby 👶!
Where Mr Mayer@..he groove meaner...hit that snare hard as u can man next time please!
So you're going to hold it against Gene that one little snare hit got away from him, in a moment of certain disconcert where he clearly appeared to be distracted by something that was happening in his periphery!!?? Ok man....Gene is only one of the best to ever sit behind a kit; if you don't believe me, ask your "groove master" next time you see him....In addition, if you cneck Meshell's body language and overall expression, you might realize she extended the intro/groove JUST BECAUSE it felt so good to her....but you're going to shed light on our aesthetic sensibilities and musical intention(s)....Sure.
I'll tell you a funny story: around this time - it was actually a year later while touring Europe again - we roll up on Mike Stern's soundcheck at Montreux and Dave Weckl was on drums; as we get "in his periphery" he senses us and turns around slowly, when he realized it was Gene who was "checking him out" the very next hit on his snare was a real "clinker", way worse than this one!! He was well aware of who was standing in the wings. Are we gonna say Weckl sucks now?? I've seen world class drummers sit behind Gene's kit (during soundchecks) admiring his work, from Carter Beauford to Bill Brufford, Vinnie Colaiuta to Manu Katché, Dennis Chambers and everyone in between. Ask any of these cats and they'll testify.
Being a great musician, Meshell understands vibes and dynamics; she didn't [and doesn't] like cats "hittin' the snare as hard as they can" all the time; if you know anything about a band's dynamics, then you know that it doesn't always have to be "balls out": one can groove to death while lettin' it simmer....the whole momentum of the rhythm and the band was being set up when this moment happened, and that's not only as it pertains to this tune but also in the context of an entire show, and entire performance.....you want the whole set to have an arc, much in the way one might craft an [arc] into a solo or single composition. Sometimes you just wanna let it simmer for a while man....You understand cooking, or sex, no?? Well, this is no different.
Maybe next time think a bit before leaving such a crass and reductive comment; but hey, it's the UA-cam Comments section, where anything goes. It's been five years, but I hope this nugget of insight reaches you.
Still ahead of its time.
J'adore...
I hear ya
I FIND IT HARD TO NOT WOOT ALL ALONE AT HOME.. WOOT..
Lnin7
Todo el Groove !!!! Yesss !!!
she rock this
FUNK man! norock!!
Albert Ayers
Es la #1 !!
Si si si ;-)