Which albums do you prefer ?

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Which albums do you prefer ?

Post by FunkDaFied » Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:34 pm

Hi 8)

All is in the title :D

You only have to put a picture of the album and a sample of it 8)

I begin 8)

Uzeb "Live in Bracknell"
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Enjoy :mrgreen:

:arrow: New Funk

:arrow: Le Waiter Rapporte

:arrow: Tribecca


An other album from Jaco and Pat Metheny: Bright Size Life

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:arrow: Bright Size Life

:arrow: Sirabhorn

:arrow: Unity Village

:arrow: Missouri Uncompromised

:arrow: Midwestern Nights

Enjoy :mrgreen:

Now it's your Turn 8)
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Post by NickBass » Thu Jun 14, 2007 4:01 am

Well, I have lot of fretless albums favorites: I would start with the mighty Uzeb, especially "noisy nights" , "fast emotion" and "world tour"...Alain Caron is on fire! some others must have are Jaco's first album and Weather Report's "black market" and "heavy weather" with Jaco on both and Alphonso Johnson on "black..." '70 fretless stuff with Chick Corea's "secret agent" (featuring Bunny Brunel) and with "masques" by Brand X (with Percy Jones on bass). In the pop field I like Paul Young's first albums (Pino Palladino!!) and Lou Reed's "live in Italy" featuring Fernando Saunders...We mustn't forget Yellowjackets and the great Jimmy Haslip, my favorites are "shades", "politics" and "the spin".
Marcus Miller plays some nasty fretless on his solo "the sun don't lie" and on "double vision" by Bob james/David Sanborn. The list could go on forever, but I want to mention also "illicit" by Tribal Tech (with Gary Willis), "beyond words" by Mark Egan, "momentum" by Bunny Brunel, Alain Caron's "le band" and a metal album , "focus" by Cynic, featuring Sean Malone...

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Post by NickBass » Thu Jun 14, 2007 8:09 am

P.S.: sorry if I didn't put pictures but I had too much albums to mention!

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Post by FunkDaFied » Sat Jun 16, 2007 6:50 am

Well, I have lot of fretless albums favorites: I would start with the mighty Uzeb, especially "noisy nights" , "fast emotion" and "world tour"...Alain Caron is on fire! some others must have are Jaco's first album and Weather Report's "black market" and "heavy weather" with Jaco on both and Alphonso Johnson on "black..." '70 fretless stuff with Chick Corea's "secret agent" (featuring Bunny Brunel) and with "masques" by Brand X (with Percy Jones on bass). In the pop field I like Paul Young's first albums (Pino Palladino!!) and Lou Reed's "live in Italy" featuring Fernando Saunders...We mustn't forget Yellowjackets and the great Jimmy Haslip, my favorites are "shades", "politics" and "the spin".
Marcus Miller plays some nasty fretless on his solo "the sun don't lie" and on "double vision" by Bob james/David Sanborn. The list could go on forever, but I want to mention also "illicit" by Tribal Tech (with Gary Willis), "beyond words" by Mark Egan, "momentum" by Bunny Brunel, Alain Caron's "le band" and a metal album , "focus" by Cynic, featuring Sean Malone...
Yeah good choice 8)

I like also the title "Matinee Idol" from YellowJackets 8)


P.S.: sorry if I didn't put pictures but I had too much albums to mention!
It doesn't matter :wink:


David Sanborn's albums:
As we Speak, Straight to the Heart (live) with M², Voyeur

Jeff Lorber Fusion:
Wizard Island, Lift Off, Water Sign...

Yellow Jackets: Yellow Jackets

Steps Ahead: Modern Times

Spyro Gyra: Carnaval

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Kai Eckhardt
:arrow: http://www.myspace.com/kaieckhardt
And French Jazz Fusion's Band:

Sixun All the albums :D
:arrow: http://www.myspace.com/sixun
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Post by NickBass » Sat Jun 16, 2007 11:41 am

Kai Ekhardt is a monster! I remember especially a couple of great albums he played on: "Mississipi Kights live" by Billy Cobham and "live at the Royal Festival Hall " with John McLaughlin.
He has also a killer slap/chords technique on the fretted bass...

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Post by FunkDaFied » Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:47 pm

Yeah he rocks :D

Have you heard Richard Bona :?:

He's a famous french bass player and a very good singer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jjGvSIXzms

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opszgA6RkFQ

Enjoy 8)
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Post by NickBass » Mon Jun 25, 2007 3:32 am

Yep, Richard Bona is another monster player on both axes, plus he sings and plays percussion and acoustic guitar...his playing is great especially on "world tour" by the Zawinul Syndicate (Victor Bailey too on this one!),"beyond words" by Bobby McFerrin and "spaces revisited" by Larry Coryell (Coryell, Bona, Bireli Lagrene and Billy Cobham...what a line-up!)...even if he doesn't play fretless bass my favorite bassist/singer is probably Mark King, what a groove boys!

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Post by FunkDaFied » Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:51 am

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New from Steve Bailey

Post by FretLessSince68 » Sat Feb 12, 2011 6:17 pm

New solo CD by Steve Bailey --- So Low

Available from CD Baby $9.99 MP3

And it's 100% fretless!

Really impressive, right up there with Alain Caron but with perhaps a more American sensibility.
One good note makes my day.

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Post by bassike » Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:04 pm

I really like the style of Lars Norberg


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2F_0ZLz50I&feature=fvst

Nofretz6

Post by Nofretz6 » Wed Feb 16, 2011 8:05 pm

This is what I enjoy about these forums; music and artists that you might not hear of otherwise.

A few that I've run across-
Beeblebrox
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Garaj Mahal
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Intransit
http://www.myspace.com/intransitjazz

And - not an album but an interesting bassist
http://www.reverbnation.com/alexments

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