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12. This bass groove is by Jack Bruce.

Sat Feb 27, 2016, 01:01 PM

Feb 2016

But not Cream. This is West Bruce and Laing. Leslie West was the guitar player for the group Mountain, Laing was the drummer for Mountain. Of course Jack Bruce was famous for his bass work with Cream and John Mayall's Blues Breakers. Jack's bass is understated here but really so nice.

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Really Good Bass Grooves that You Forgot About [View all] blue neen Feb 2016 OP

Interesting. blue neen Feb 2016 #1

I'll see your Donovan and raise you a Nilsson. Prisoner_Number_Six Feb 2016 #2

Bill Withers OxQQme Feb 2016 #3

War OxQQme Feb 2016 #4

Wow. Love this live version. blue neen Feb 2016 #11

Woooooooo-hoo-hoo-hooooo! Iggo Feb 2016 #15

Oh, yes. That's a goodie. blue neen Feb 2016 #10

My brother plays bass TexasBushwhacker Feb 2016 #5

Flea and Jack Bruce. blue neen Feb 2016 #18

Two of my favorites... Tikki Feb 2016 #6

I've been waiting since Friday to have enough time to listen to these two songs. blue neen Feb 2016 #25

The really awesome thing about both songs is they were released the same year 1977. Tikki Feb 2016 #31

Remember this one? Dyedinthewoolliberal Feb 2016 #7

You're not going to believe this, but I didn't know this song! blue neen Feb 2016 #23

Here's a few more Dyedinthewoolliberal Feb 2016 #8

"Taking It to The Top" by Chris De Burgh. Bass by John Giblin. Aristus Feb 2016 #9

I had never heard this song, blue neen Feb 2016 #19

It's a pretty old song. The album was released in 1984. Aristus Feb 2016 #24

This bass groove is by Jack Bruce. Enthusiast Feb 2016 #12

What an amazing song. blue neen Feb 2016 #21

I'm glad you like it. Enthusiast Feb 2016 #22

John McVie, not Jack Bruce was bassist for the Bluesbreakers. panader0 Feb 2016 #29

My mistake. Right you are. Enthusiast Feb 2016 #30

The best bass lines are from funk and R&B kwassa Feb 2016 #13

Sly and the Family Stone don't get nearly enough appreciation. blue neen Feb 2016 #20

No Meters? Hmmm ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #51

Primus - "My Name is Mud" ok_cpu Feb 2016 #14

Holy cow! blue neen Feb 2016 #26

Les Claypool is GOD on the bass ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #57

I know y'all forgot about this one. Iggo Feb 2016 #16

You're right----I did forget about this one. blue neen Feb 2016 #27

Great thread. Bookmarking to chill out after Super Tuesday. Gonna need it. JudyM Feb 2016 #17

Glad you have enjoyed this. blue neen Feb 2016 #28

One of my favorite bass lines of all times justiceischeap Feb 2016 #32

OMG! blue neen Feb 2016 #38

Tommy Cogbill justiceischeap Feb 2016 #44

Forgot to mention Aretha'sAtlantic years records justiceischeap Feb 2016 #46

Carol Kaye - un-sung super star on bass OxQQme Feb 2016 #33

Thank you so much for this info. blue neen Feb 2016 #39

Carol Kaye is the bomb justiceischeap Feb 2016 #45

I think she went to Howard Roberts' school, the Guitar Institute of Technology. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #62

Eyes of the world, Grateful Dead ghostsinthemachine Feb 2016 #34

I never paid a lot of attention to the Dead's music, but blue neen Feb 2016 #40

Nobody except Deadheads, paid much attention to their music ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #47

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The Other One, Grateful Dead ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #49

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James Brown My Thang azurnoir Feb 2016 #35

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Stanley Clarke / Chris Squire Number9Dream Feb 2016 #36

Such talented musicians. blue neen Feb 2016 #42

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*If* you can find it....Loring Park session 1977 Track 7 Lars39 Feb 2016 #43

The Meters (the name itself is about grooves) ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #52

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Lotsa people ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #55

One of the best if not exactly forgotten Zorro Mar 2016 #56

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Victor Wooten (Bela Fleck and the Flecktones) ghostsinthemachine Mar 2016 #59

Louis Johnson kwassa Mar 2016 #60

Geddy Lee has so many great bass lines U4ikLefty Mar 2016 #61

More YES and Chris Squire: Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #63

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