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Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing _ Marvin Gaye

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Videos (40) Contacts Favorites Standing in the Shadows of Love - The Four... James Jamerson was the pulse of Motown. Views  1263 Duration  02:39 Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing _... from the “You’re all I need album, recorded in 1968. Views  711 Duration  02:15 Funk 49-James Gang Not sure what year this came out. Just found out there is a Funk 48! Views  562 Duration  03:38 Sunday Papers-Joe Jackson From his debut album “Look Sharp”. Don’t know who’s playing it, but it is a great bassline. Views  374 Duration  04:08 Ramble On-Led Zeppelin John Paul Jones laying it down!!! From the 1969 Led Zeppelin II album. Views  347 Duration  04:10 (Reach Out) I’ll Be There-The Four Tops From the 1967 Album “Reach Out” The yellow thing by my bridge is a sponge I used to dampen the strings. I read James Jamerson used one under the pickup cover to help achieve his sound. Views  346 Duration  02:53 I Shot the Sheriff-Bob Marley Great Bob Marley/Eric Clapton tune Views  312 Duration  04:46 Josie-Steely Dan Chuck Rainey on bass. From the Album “Aja” released 1977. Views  302 Duration  04:19 Soul with a capital “S” - Tower of Power I don’t think I’ve ever listen to a complete TOP song or knew anything about them until I came across marloweDK. Rocco is bad ass! Views  295 Duration  04:36 What you’re doing/Rush From their first album. Basic rock song, well basic for RUSH anyway. Just getting used to the Geddy Lee Jazz bass and the whole video thing. Views  284 Duration  04:08 Get Ready - Rare Earth From their Motown debut album “Get Ready” 1969 Views  260 Duration  03:49 The Love You Save - The Jackson 5 From the 1970 album ABC Views  257 Duration  03:05 Peg - Steely Dan From the 1977 album “Aja”. Becker and Fagan put together an all-star band on this album including Wayne Shorter (Weather Report) on Sax. Views  254 Duration  03:50 Sing a Song-Earth Wind and Fire From the 1975 Album “Gratitude” Views  240 Duration  03:29 Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo Rick Derringer Fun bass line to play,the little lick at the very end came from marloweDK’s L27. Views  236 Duration  03:47 Badge-Cream From Cream’s farewell album “Goodbye” Views  214 Duration  02:46 Nights on Broadway - The Bee Gees If my metalhead friends could see me now.I guess it took over 30 years to go from a Metal bass player to a musician.lol One of the coolest Bee Gees songs, if not the only one. Tried to funk it out a little, though I’m not... Views  213 Duration  04:23 Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours) -... Released April 1970 on the Signed Sealed Delivered Album. Views  203 Duration  02:40 I Can’t Get Next To You - The Temptaions From the album “Puzzle People” recorded in 1969. I use my Standard Jazz Fretless for most Motown songs. Views  203 Duration  02:49 Long Distance Runaround-YES Great classic Yes song from the “Fragile” album Views  199 Duration  03:37 (I Know) I’m Losing You-The Temptations From the 1967 Temptations album With a Lot of Soul Views  197 Duration  02:30 No Reply at All-Genesis From the album “ABACAB” Featuring the horn section from Earth, Wind and Fire, with Mike Rutherford playing a sweet bass line! Views  192 Duration  04:37 Domino-Van Morrison From the 1970 album “His Band and the Street Choir” Views  190 Duration  03:12 Young Lust - Pink Floyd “The Wall” 1979 Views  188 Duration  03:30 I Wish-Stevie Wonder Stevie has the best bass lines! Nathan Watts. Views  188 Duration  04:05 I Second That Emotion - Smokey Robinson Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. Recorded in 1967. Views  185 Duration  02:48 Crossed Eyed Mary - Jethro Tull Fun Tull tune to play Views  178 Duration  04:11 Hey Bulldog - The Beatles One of only two decent songs on The “Yellow Submarine Album”. IMHO Views  177 Duration  03:08 Hold The Line-Toto Nice tune from the self-titled album “Toto” released Oct, 1978 Views  176 Duration  03:60 Kiss of Life-Sade Bass by Paul Damon. Views  173 Duration  04:02 It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over - Lenny... Released April, 1991 Views  168 Duration  03:58 What is and What Should Never Be-Led Zeppelin Another genius bassline by John Paul Jones. From the album “Led Zeppelin II” Oh and the fret buzz in the beginning is from the recording. Views  164 Duration  04:20 Master Blaster-Stevie Wonder Yet another great Stevie Wonder song with a sweet bass line! Views  157 Duration  04:44 Uptight (Everything is Alright) - Stevie... From the 1966 album “Up-Tight” This song repeats the same two chords over and throughout the song. The Funk Brothers make it sound like so much more! Views  144 Duration  02:55 Drive My Car - The Beatles From the “Rubber Soul” album Views  139 Duration  02:29 Tempus Fugit-Yes From “Drama” the only Yes album without Jon Anderson. Chris Squire is hard to keep up with on this one.Trevor Horn from The Buggles is the singer on this album. Views  122 Duration  05:14 Straight On - Heart From one of Heart’s best albums “Dog and Butterfly” 1978 Views  116 Duration  05:03 Drivin to Tears-The Police From the Zenyatta Mondatta album 1980 Views  114 Duration  03:20 Pump it Up-Elvis Costello From the 1978 album “This Years Model”. Views  108 Duration  03:16 Big Ten Inch Record-Aerosmith Nice walking bassline from Tom Hamilton. From “Toys in the Attic” 1975. Views  86 Duration  02:13 View All Videos of BassDcypl

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