Cee-Lo Green "The Lady Killer"

[G]

This record is excellent. Lots of great grooves and some of the bass playing is downright tasty.

Don't let the single "F*@! You!" fool you - this is a great piece of work.

Anyone know who the bassist(s) is?

[agreatheight]

Originally Posted by G

Don't let the single "F*@! You!" fool you - this is a great piece of work.

Fool you? "F*@! You!" is the best song this year!

And yes, the album is really strong.

[agreatheight]

Oh, and Wikipedia says:

Pino Palladino – bass
Fraser T. Smith – bass
Tony Reyes – bass

[G]

I thought I heard some Pino in there...

[barry31]

it has to be pino , he's the only one that can pull off them james
jamerson bass line's with class .

[GaryLC]

Yes, very smooth, funky album!!!!

[TylerDurdenPSSC]

Love the album, groovy, funky, and a hint of disco on some tracks.

I included this cd into regular rotation at work, we sold tons of copies after doing so.

Goes to show you, not ALL of America likes crappy music.

[Mark Wilson]

I haven't heard the rest of the album

I know **** you has an INSANE bass line. The bass line on that bridge? PHHEWWW Boy!!

[willgroove2]

Originally Posted by barry31

it has to be pino , he's the only one that can pull off them james
jamerson bass line's with class .

your entitled to your opinon but i think Pino is far from the only one who could pull of that style

[MikeBass]

Great tune!
Love the lyrics too!

[Cerebro93]

Unfortunately, very little popular music these days uses acoustic sounds - by that, I mean not purely electronic, in the sense that not all the parts are played on synthesizer. This album features amazing instrumentals. The bass lines are SICK, there's no doubt. An awesome album to play along to. The keyboard parts, the guitar, the percussion, and the horns are all great. Brings you back to the old R&B days.

That may seem ironic, as I'm only 18, but the soul of music from the last generation, you can rarely match it. I think Cee Lo and the band really did a great job getting that feel back. It's a fantastic album.

"I Want You", "Cry Baby", and "Wildflower" I think are the highlights of the album.

[electracoyote]

Originally Posted by Mark Wilson

The bass line on that bridge? PHHEWWW Boy!!

Yes, very cool lines at the bridge on "F You," my band plays that song and it took a few tries to crack that nut but I can finally nail it.

Anyone know who played bass on that particular song?

[groooooove]

i thought the record sucked, to be honest.

where he comes from- goodie mob, and gnarls barkley. both hip, and creative. lady killer was cheese, mass-produced sounding, and lame. especially coming from someone who (to me atleast) came from the "real deal and hip" side of things.

just my oppinion. i guess ill listen again if you guys all seem to dig it so much.

[Justbleazy]

Originally Posted by groooooove

i thought the record sucked, to be honest.

where he comes from- goodie mob, and gnarls barkley. both hip, and creative. lady killer was cheese, mass-produced sounding, and lame. especially coming from someone who (to me atleast) came from the "real deal and hip" side of things.

just my oppinion. i guess ill listen again if you guys all seem to dig it so much.

Agreed, but the bass line on the bridge is nice though.

[DWBass]

Excellent cd!