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+ | ======= Stealing Time ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Episode One: Drop the Bass ===== | ||
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+ | ==== Blues and Mowtown ==== | ||
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+ | === Willie Dixon === | ||
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+ | Willie Dixon, along with Muddy Waters defined Chicago Blues and American music forever. Dixon wrote and performed on the majority of early rock and roll hits. He influenced everyone, in fact Led Zeppelin settled out of court for stealing songs from Dixon. | ||
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+ | === James Jamerson === | ||
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+ | The best bass player you never heard of and the original of the Motown sound. Ain't a hit or style Jamerson didn't perform. He played on 23 top 100 hits. | ||
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+ | === Carol Kaye === | ||
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+ | One of the most prolific bass session players in history.The only female member of the wrecking crew Kaye also scored many movies and television shows. | ||
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+ | ==== Funk ==== | ||
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+ | === Bernard Odum === | ||
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+ | Bernard Odum bridged early rock and roll and funk as James Brown Bass Player on hits such as " | ||
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+ | === Bootsy Collins === | ||
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+ | When Odum quit James Brown' | ||
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+ | Suberbad by James Brown | ||
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+ | One Nation Under a Groove by Funkadelic | ||
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+ | === Larry Graham === | ||
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+ | Godfather of the slap bass, Larry Graham changed the style of the instrument forever. First as a member of Sly and the Family Stones and then Graham Central Station. | ||
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+ | Thank You Sly and the Family Stone | ||
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+ | The Jam by Graham Central Station | ||
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+ | === Luis Johnson === | ||
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+ | Off the Wall, the greatest of all Michael Jackson' | ||
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+ | Don't Stop Till You Get Enough by Michael Jackson | ||
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+ | === 213 === | ||
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+ | Okay no bass player but the G-funk can't be excluded in any description of funky bass. Snoop Dogg, Warren G, and Nate Dog reinvented many of the lines that Odum, Collins and Graham laid down. Once Dr. Dre added the discipline of his mechanics and marketing machines a new genre that reinvented funk and hip-hop hit the scene. | ||
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+ | Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Get None) by 213 **CW: explicit and misogynistic lyrics** | ||
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+ | ==== Rock ==== | ||
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+ | === Jack Bruce === | ||
+ | Bassist for Cream, one of the greatest rock and bands, Bruce was trained as a classical jazz bassist but then took on the R+B sound coming from Detroit and Michigan with the Graham Bond Organization and the Bluesbreakers. In 1966 Bruce teamed up with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker to form Cream. Bruce sang and played bass. | ||
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+ | White Room by Cream | ||
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+ | Apostrophe by Frank Zappa | ||
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+ | === John Paul Jones === | ||
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+ | === John Entwistle === | ||
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+ | === Rick Danko === | ||
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+ | === Tina Weymouth === | ||
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+ | === Sting === | ||
+ | ==== Jazz ==== | ||
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+ | Ron Carter | ||
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+ | Stanley Clarke | ||
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+ | Jaco Pastorius | ||
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+ | Ezperenza Spalding | ||
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+ | ==== Metal/Punk ==== | ||
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+ | Geezer Butler | ||
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+ | Phil Lynott | ||
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+ | Kim Gordon | ||
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+ | Flea | ||
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+ | Lemmy | ||
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+ | Les Claypool | ||
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+ | ==== Jam Band ==== | ||
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+ | Phil Lesh | ||
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+ | Victor Wooten | ||
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+ | Les Claypool | ||
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