something along the lines of quintessenial british guff produced by Alan Hawkshaw of KPM/Mohawks fame, moments of fiyah but also some gawd awful vocals (I don't actually own that one tho
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Comin' Home Baby off this LP was a 45 I think... great intro bassline, not a million away from Melting Pot, which is also worthy. Yes, it all gets a bit messy when the vocals come in.
the best flip of a bassline sample is that eddie harris - "turbulence" into doc oc's "bear witness". I think maybe showbiz and ag used it in an unreleased track before, but it didnt carry the same weight without q cuttin on it.
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Comin' Home Baby off this LP was a 45 I think... great intro bassline, not a million away from Melting Pot, which is also worthy. Yes, it all gets a bit messy when the vocals come in.
Gemini: "Ain't No Love Better Than Your Love" (THE classic boogie synth bassline) and "It's Friday Night" (the last 3 minutes is a slap bass bonanza)
Lowrell: "Mellow Mellow Right On"
Carl Carlton: "Dance With Me" (slept-on synth bass masterpiece)
Keni Burke: "Let Somebody Love You" should not be ignored.
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http://www.thegeek.nu/Media/Movies/Flat-Eric/Mr%20Oizo%20-%20Flat%20Beat.avi
A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie
Get Down - Gene Russell
Pieces Of A Dream - Mt. Airy Groove
Instant Funk - Got My Mind Made Up
David Snell - Crab Apple Jam
ANDY LOORE- Mixed Drums
Dominic Frontiere - Sunday Drivin'
The one JAMERSON is on that level, but he wasn't about patterns so much, more like a counterpoint song to the lyrics.