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For Once In My Life - James Jamerson - Stevie Wonder - 1968

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Videos (39) Contacts Favorites For Once In My Life - James Jamerson -... awesome tune Views  2265 Duration  02:51 Ruby Baby - 1982 - Donald Fagen very cool Anthony Jackson bass line - excellent album - Donald Fagen (of Steely Dan) “The Nightfly” - if i were on a desert island i would want this album with me! - awesome tunes - GREAT players - Ruby Baby is a classic... Views  587 Duration  05:34 My Cherie Amour - Stevie Wonder 1969 accidentally deleted it, so reposting .. Views  552 Duration  02:55 Love Train - O Jays - 1973 great tune, great group - Billboard No. 1 - written by leon Huff and Kenny Gamble Views  533 Duration  03:00 Philadelphia Freedom - Elton John - 1976 cool pop song with generous production and engineering - from the album ” captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy” - was a billboard No.1 Hit - written as a favour to tennis pro Billy Jean King - very cool Kenny... Views  508 Duration  05:26 Wouldn’t It Be Nice - 1966 - Beach Boys from 1966 album “Pet Sounds” -- a short but cool tune from Brian Wilson - with lyrical assistance from Tony Asher. Views  505 Duration  02:26 I Want You - 1976 - Gato Barbieri - Gary King The classic Marvin Gaye tune, from the great Gato Barbieri album “Caliente” - arrangement by fellow Argentinian Lalo Schifrin - bass by the most groovy Gary King Views  500 Duration  05:42 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough - 1970 -... classic Ashford and Simpson chart - Views  487 Duration  03:34 Saturday In The Park - 1972 - Chicago Written by Robert Lamm - from the 1972 album ” Chicago V ” - highest selling single for the group to date - charting in at #3 on Billboard .. Views  429 Duration  03:50 What a Fool Believes - Doobie Bros. - 1979 Chart topper in 1979 - Grammy winner in 1980 - written by Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins - featured on the Doobie Brothers great album, “Minute by Minute”. Views  426 Duration  03:37 Baby, Now That I’ve Found You - 1967 -... British band - The Foundations first hit . #1 on the charts in 1967 . Peter McBeth on bass. Views  419 Duration  02:53 Green Eyed Lady - 1970 - Sugarloaf one of the simplest and coolest bass lines ever. Sugarloaf from Denver Colorado, charted at Billboards #3 slot with this hit .. Views  406 Duration  03:40 Make Me Smile - Chicago - 1970 Written by James Pankow - appears on the album “Chicago II” Views  390 Duration  03:01 Every Kind of People - 1978 - Robert... cool tune - a sweeping Bob Babbitt bass line .. tune charted in at #16 on Billboard .. Views  380 Duration  03:25 Sara Smile - Hall and Oates - 1976 Hall and Oates co-writers- first top ten Billboard hit for the duo charting at No. 4 Views  376 Duration  03:06 What’s Goin’ On - Marvin Gaye - James... a most groovy chart .. with a couple of ad libs thrown in .. Views  360 Duration  03:28 Undun - 1969 - The Guess Who awesome Randy Bachman chart - from the Guess Who album “Canned Wheat” - originally the B-side of “Laughing” - and after much radio play, 4 months later released as an A-side. (Lyrics are about a woman who slipped into a... Views  341 Duration  03:27 Freddie’s Dead - 1972 - Curtis Mayfield released on the album ” Superfly “ Views  329 Duration  05:29 You Are The Sunshine Of My Life - 1973 -... from the album “Talking Book” - Grammy Award winning song - Stevie Wonder plays the bass line, drums and keys. Views  328 Duration  02:53 I Was Made To Love Her - Stevie Wonder... I Was Made To Love Her - Stevie Wonder -James Jamerson Bass -1967 Views  325 Duration  02:40 Me And Mrs Jones - Billy Paul -1972 one of the defining songs in the early philly soul sound Views  308 Duration  04:48 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough - 1967 -... Ashford and Simpson Tune - James Jamerson Bass line. Views  306 Duration  02:29 This Is It - Kenny Loggins - 1979 This Is It - Kenny Loggins - 1979 - bass by George Hawkins - co-written with Michael McDonald -- lyrics are about his fathers illness and his choice between life and death. Views  302 Duration  03:59 Back Stabbers - The O’Jays - 1972 from the same hit album that offered up “Love Train” Views  300 Duration  03:11 Clair - Gilbert O’Sullivan - 1972 classic pop ballad - Views  281 Duration  02:59 December 1963 (Oh What a Night) - Frankie... awesome Four Seasons tune about losing it for the first time :) - Bob Ciccone on bass - charted No. 1 on Billboard top 100 in March 1976. Views  268 Duration  03:47 Let’s Stay Together - Al Green - 1972 simple classic Views  259 Duration  03:18 Love And Happiness - Al Green - 1972 soulful groovy easy bass - form the 1972 Al Green album “i’m Still In Love With You” - a true classic Views  247 Duration  04:57 These Eyes - 1969 - The Guess Who all Canadian band! - These Eyes landing in the US charts in the top 10 - Jim Kale bass line. Views  235 Duration  03:43 You Are The Universe - Brand New Heavies -... uplifting, no? Views  231 Duration  03:41 Wishing You Were Here - Chicago - 1974 very simple line - Wishing You Were Here - Chicago - 1974 - from the Chicago VII album - NOTE - some of the background vocals were supplied by the beach boys ! Views  226 Duration  04:18 Call Me (Come Back Home) - Al Green - 1972 title track from one of Al Green’s most critically acclaimed albums - Leroy Hodges on bass ... Views  223 Duration  03:04 Rikki Don’t Lose That Number - Steely... from the album “Pretzel Logic” - song charted at #4 on Billboard Charts for 1974 .. Views  220 Duration  04:10 Laughing - 1969 - The Guess Who a Bachman/Cummings composition - No. 1 hit in the Canadian charts - from the album ” Canned Wheat ” - another melodic Jim Kale bass line .. Views  207 Duration  02:44 How Much I Feel - Ambrosia - 1978 hit #3 on the charts - cool smooth bass line .. Views  205 Duration  04:51 Show and Tell - Al Wilson - 1973 - James... 1973 Soul Hit - written by Jerry Fuller - awesome soul bass by none other than James Jamerson -- it might seem simple for the most part, but the heat is in the groovy pocket, baby ! Views  192 Duration  03:29 Go All The Way - Raspberries - 1972 sensationally harmonic pop from the Ohio based ‘Raspberries’ Views  168 Duration  03:22 Precious And Few - Climax - 1972 - Joe... yet another sugary hit from 1972 - power pop ballad from the LA based band “climax” Views  167 Duration  02:49 Rich Girl - Hall and Oates - 1977 No. 1 hit - Kenny Pasarelli bass .. Views  72 Duration  02:27 View All Videos of gozzap

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