Reggaebass

That setup looks so cool, will you use the amp with your Monique

Great idea Tandro, I’m up for that, dancehall covers quite a wide range starting from the late 70s onwards so we shouldn’t run out of tunes 😁, during the 90s I used to listen to a lot of Patra, so I’m going with this one

I’m enjoying reading through this, there’s many bass players I’ve never heard of so I’m looking them up

Loving this from tropical dubwise

Enjoyed giving this a blast today, hadn’t heard it in a while

bass Aston Barrett Flabba Holt Robbie Shakespeare Val Douglas Sean Hurley guitar Ernest Ranglin Peter Tosh

I’m guessing it’s a precision, yes 1975

I’ve got the jazz elite and it’s probably one of the best jazzes I’ve had (and I’ve had lots) apart from my AVRI 62, which is different altogether , they sound great in active and passive mode , I actually have to dial back the bass in active which is unusual for me 😁, and the compound neck is lovely, one of the reasons I went for the elite over the ultra was the truss rod wheel which is so easy, I don’t know why more basses don’t have them

Welcome Elmailon

Is that on the app, it looks different to mine

Welcome ferny

I’m more than happy to be a supporting member, it’s a wonderful community, merry Christmas to everyone

It’s never been a colour that’s appealed to me personally , good luck to him if he gets what he’s looking for, seems high to me

I’d guess around 3k

This guys channel has some really great Basslines, I haven’t gone through them all yet but I found this jamerson one I like and I’ve been working my way through it, never heard of the song before , I’m guessing it’s Motown’ish

I enjoyed listening to these earlier, the isolated drums and bass is really interesting, I’ve played this many times but I noticed a few subtle notes I’d missed before, cut to the sections in the description .

Definitely, the depth of the colour in the 60s and early 70s ones is amazing when you look up close , the bottom one looks dreadful

Welcome Leigh

Truth and rights, don chandlers playing is sweet

Same here, I’ve spent hours even days researching certain songs, like where they were recorded and who the musicians were, it was a fairly small community of artists and musicians back then so lots of the same people played on many different recordings, there were only about 10 main bass players in the early days too, and different studios had their own house band, you can go down quite a rabbit hole sometimes and it leads you many other things , I love the history

Yeah, I think the original was recorded in studio one in the early 70s

I looked these up once before, I think I saw them on TB , not really my thing but they look very cool

Very much Tandro, Truth and Rights is quite a classic, and I really like the Richie spice tune, so many reggae/dub riddims have been used for many years, I’ve heard quite a few on house and jungle mixes that my boys listen to, I find Riddimguide and whosampled good fun to go through sometimes, John Holt - Police In Helicopter is one that’s been used a lot, like here, it’s one of my favourite Basslines to play