A Classic: Hub & The Roots

[Dr. Cheese]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RjA6OaTNC4


This one has been posted before, but I figured it would be good to bring it back for newer TB'ers. A great bassist and a Peavey T-40 is a powerful combination!

[Clark Dark]

Hub was a child prodigy. He's also a great upright player....and one of my close friends

[markjazzbassist]

i love the way hub grooves and the interesting lines he comes up with. some of the roots stuff is very inventive and he has a really unique approach to the instrument. great player

[bassrique]

It's good to see Hub and the T-40 getting some love. What's Hubbard doing these days?

[sbassface]

Love Hub, one of my first bass influence aspirations/make me put down the bass

[Clark Dark]

Originally Posted by bassrique

It's good to see Hub and the T-40 getting some love. What's Hubbard doing these days?

he's doing some production work right now. he is quite busy actually.

[eekmeg]

I always loved the pocket ?uestlove and Hub put together. I saw them live several times and the ebb and flow they worked was always phenomenal. Thanks for posting the video.

[Kyon`]

One of my favorite bands.

[GregC]

Very cool, Doc. I saw them for the first time in '05--one of the best live bands I've ever heard, and that's saying a lot. Hub was so tight in the pocket that when he took a solo at one point, my eyes just about popped out of my head.

Originally Posted by Clark Dark

he's doing some production work right now. he is quite busy actually.

That's great to hear.

[robkphoto]

Killer sound outta that T-40. Hub's the man, his grooves are so organic but tight at the same time.

[bigblondeafro87]

just learned this song, its a blast to play! the main verse riff is amazing if you learn the chords Hub plays with the keyboardist