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Top American session Guitarist Paul Jackson Jnr, covering Luther's 'Never Too Much'.
Right in the Groove.
[media]http://youtu.be/NrkXfOS6d4Q[/media]

Lowdown you just hit one big button for me. I absolutely adore this, Just Like i do Norman Brown, Of course George benson and Earl Klugh. Imo the best Jazz guitarist in the world today. Norman Brown stripped down to his bare bones playing off the cuff over his track Lydian. Incredible improvisation..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArNNsdDQEaY Edited by Dad3353
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Not sure what genre this falls under. But, it's great (well I think so).
Check out the groovy Bass playing from 'Tom Barney'
The vocals and harmony are beautiful.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwTajmA_ycs[/media]
[/quote]Awsome.!!!! Im not sure either. Great bass playing from Tom. Its a fantastic EWF cover though.

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Its a fantastic EWF cover though.



Check out this cover of 'After The Love Has Gone'...
Never heard of this singer before (Brian Mcknight). David Foster on Piano, Nate East on Bass, John Robinson on kit.
Really nice singing and a Heavyweight band.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xkYiGpTXrc[/media]


Also 'Morning'....
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xkYiGpTXrc[/media] Edited by Dad3353
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Some of these examples seem to me to be more Jazz Fusion than Jazz Funk. Labels of genres can be kind of foggy. For something maybe more Funk leaning, the band Galactic which is in the Meters, New Orleans Funk Jazz grey area. Stanton Moore is a great drummer.

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Some of these examples seem to me to be more Jazz Fusion than Jazz Funk. Labels of genres can be kind of foggy. For something maybe more Funk leaning, the band Galactic which is in the Meters, New Orleans Funk Jazz grey area. Stanton Moore is a great drummer.



Yes, you are right about the examples. A bit foggy, but at the end of the day, most of them seem to be 'happening',
with some serious rhythm sections and top line players, not to mention great pocket playing. So, that will do for me... :D
I suppose for me, I tend to like tunes and changes, rather than humping about on a couple of chords.
Not to say. I don't like listening to the likes of the Meters etc, I do, very much.

There have been some tracks posted I have enjoyed and not heard before. So, not really going to turn my nose up at a bit of music genre bending. :) Edited by Dad3353
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What happened at 3:52?

Nice Cort, looks like mine with too many strings ( :) )... have you buckle-rashed the back of it yet?



Ha! bloody 2nd hand LS-2 had a dodgy output!

Thanks, its a Cort A5 custom SP. its still in very good condition actually. no buckle rash out of the ordinary. Its my backup now :) very nice instrument still... Edited by Dad3353
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Brooklyn Funk Essentials - For anybody in the London area on March 21st, I've just noticed the're playing the Jazz Cafe - thinking of paying this a visit myself..

[media]http://youtu.be/mJ8zJWcgnro[/media]



I like this band.
They sure have been through various styles over the years.
Funk, Latin, even a Middle Eastern Hip Hop vibe at times
Is it the Bassist that is the only one left from the original line up? Edited by Dad3353
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I like this band.
They sure have been through various styles over the years.
Funk, Latin, even a Middle Eastern Hip Hop vibe at times
Is it the Bassist that is the only one left from the original line up?



I think so.
I've always found them a bit hit and miss due to the varied styles but I really enjoyed their last album.
Very funky bass playing with a vintage Hofner Violin bass though. Actually on that point, also saw Stefan Redtenbacher with a Hofner violin and he gets pretty funky...not the most obvious choice of bass for this style but it seems to work. Edited by Dad3353
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I think so.
Actually on that point, also saw Stefan Redtenbacher with a Hofner violin and he gets pretty funky...not the most obvious choice of bass for this style but it seems to work.



Yes, I remember seeing him with one. It might have been at the 606 club. Edited by Dad3353
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