May 6, 200520 yr Don't know why I bother :graynone: link Sorry Pete, but I don't see what it adds. Said same about the 'Love Is Like AN Itching' inst that JV plays. You should get out more
May 6, 200520 yr Author Sorry Pete, but I don't see what it adds. Said same about the 'Love Is Like AN Itching' inst that JV plays. You should get out more link Doesn't add anything, it's an alternative version...
May 6, 200520 yr Haven't listened to this one.. not a big instrumental fan... had to laugh at Fleetwood last year when someone played a Motown 'instrumental' which had obviously just had the lead vocals taken off.. could still hear the backing vocals.. and everyone was singing along so it just turned into soul karaoke!!
May 6, 200520 yr How the f*ck are you doing that??? link It really is the bass line - James Jemerson playing his bass on ANMHE.
May 6, 200520 yr Is it from that cassette that came out about 12 years ago? link Yes, nothing gets past you does it Pete! It accompanied a book about Jamerson called Standing in the Shadows of Motown; if you see one I'd snap it up.
May 6, 200520 yr Author Yes, nothing gets past you does it Pete! It accompanied a book about Jamerson called Standing in the Shadows of Motown; if you see one I'd snap it up. link I vaguely remember it, I thought it was some kind of 'teach yourself Motown bass' thing!
May 6, 200520 yr Well i like it Pete Check out, if you already have'nt, the instumental version of Barry White-For You, Ill Do, Anything You Want Me To. You might just like it. Edited May 6, 200520 yr by Gary
May 6, 200520 yr Author Well i like it Pete Check out, if you already have'nt, the instumental version of Barry White-For You, Ill Do, Anything You Want Me To. You might just like it. link All respect mate but I can't stand Barry White and didn't he have instrumentals on all his B sides anyway?
May 6, 200520 yr All respect mate but I can't stand Barry White and didn't he have instrumentals on all his B sides anyway? link Mostly, but this ones particularly good.
May 6, 200520 yr I vaguely remember it, I thought it was some kind of 'teach yourself Motown bass' thing! link It's a booklet in which some of the worlds "greatest bassists" celebrate the art of Jamerson. Comes with Cds or C90 tape that compliment the text. On Ebay regularly. Great artifact to have. Recommended to any Motown Fan who ain't got one yet. Regards, Dave www.hitsvillesoulclub.com PS. The Motown "instrumentals" are great imo. Doesn't add anything, just gives you a chance to appreciate the musical side of things. Let's have more I say!!
June 9, 200519 yr I've heard the backing track to "Ain't No Mountain..." in a recording studio broken down into the component tracks (drums, bass, guitar, strings etc). The emotional power of the tracks was seriously amazing even without vocals and lyrics.
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Aw come on, you've got to like this one...