"Coyote"...Joni Mitchell https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DHQfIwyEVzY
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Songs with a great Bass Line
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EarHole
Son of a member of The Greatest Generation.
Turner-Table
Active Member
Just about any Rush tune IMO.
Oh yeah. And "Cotton Avenue" too. Gotta love Jaco.
easycraig
Super Member
the Jams "Start" from Sound Affects..... ( just a great freaking album all the way through)
for those who want to listen :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R1E095oPeM
for those who want to listen :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R1E095oPeM
:yes: Definitely "Cotton Avenue"
petes'picks
Super Member
Ramble On - Zep
Ruby - Donald Fagen
We Are Family - Sister Sledge (Best bass line of disco era in my Book)
Rolling Stones - Slave plus Cant you hear me knockin
Steely Dan - every track on AJA
Its kind of cheating because its keybds but Joe Walsh - Lifes been good to me will shake a room.
Ruby - Donald Fagen
We Are Family - Sister Sledge (Best bass line of disco era in my Book)
Rolling Stones - Slave plus Cant you hear me knockin
Steely Dan - every track on AJA
Its kind of cheating because its keybds but Joe Walsh - Lifes been good to me will shake a room.
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EarHole
Son of a member of The Greatest Generation.
TrrR
Speaker of the House
Here's one I just love. Dido, from Life For Rent
See The Sun Again
At 0:49, a bass line kicks in that my foundation fears. I love the feeling of it beating on my chest. It's a great demo tune because when you've got great bass, the force this line generates is unexpected.
ps: You're not going to experience this sitting at your PC with 3" speakers and a 5" sub as I am right now.
See The Sun Again
At 0:49, a bass line kicks in that my foundation fears. I love the feeling of it beating on my chest. It's a great demo tune because when you've got great bass, the force this line generates is unexpected.
ps: You're not going to experience this sitting at your PC with 3" speakers and a 5" sub as I am right now.
eddantes
Drone, Sector 7-G
Well... after nearly 100 posts I didn't think I'd have anything to add... but I am shocked that the two songs that immediately came to mind were not mentioned:
Staying Alive by the BeeGees
and
Hysteria by Muse
Staying Alive by the BeeGees
and
Hysteria by Muse
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Most, if not all, Motown numbers that involved this cat:
James Jamerson
The Funk Bros. Great backing band.
