Acesn8s
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Solid, in the groove, good foundation, like a rock, all would fine by me. Of course that is my goal. If your goal was to impress in other ways, then compliment - not so much.
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Both versions spoke to me. They both elevated my mood. The musicians put the song first, playing as one tight unit, sans any private contractors.
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Jingle bell rock
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Funk Repulic radio. Johnny Guitar Watson "A Real Motha Fo Ya".
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Thanks Mykesbass. I love the subtle energy it exudes. I'm adding it to my warm up exercises.
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Thanks for all of the welcomes guys, it helps me to feel compfortable like one of the gang.
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Norris I agree with Highfox and Delberthot. Mine has been with me for 8 months, and I have nothing but praise to offer up on her behalf. I bought the combo 210. Since then I've added an additional rumble 210 cab to the mix. I have created a monster, a glorious sound monster.
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I'm a Bass rookie at 60 years of age. Excited to engage with another group of Bass enthusiest. I have soo much to learn, and unfortunately little time to do so. I'll be content taking this bass ride as long as it lasts. I've been practicing for just about a year. My progress has been satisfactory according to my instructor.
Gear wise I started with an entry level Yamaha 170 played thru a 35 watt Ibanez Sound Wave amp, that I played for approx. 7 months. I remain in posession of the Sound Wave. The Yamaha was traded in for an up grade. I chose an ESP LTD B-4E. It was a good choice bcause she is a joy to play.
I also upgraded my amp with the acquisition of a Fender Rumble 500v3 combo amp. It is also a dream to play thru.
I 'm drawn to playing jazz/funk fusion,rock, and pop music. I'm looking forward to absorbing as much Knowledge as possible from my brothers and sisters accross the pond.
GOD.... I LOVE JAZZ
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[quote name='wotnwhy' timestamp='1199981529' post='117936']
ha ha! no, Howards reply to that. something like
"the serebral musicality of jazz, mixed with the visceral groove of funk"
(forgive the guessed words, and the obviously guessed spellings of said words)
[/quote] As for me, you nailed it wotnwhy. What a solid definition of Jazz/funk fusion. I'll need to write it down. My memory often fails me.