recommend me a cd to groove to

[capnsandwich]

Hey all, I'm looking for some new stuff to put in my cd player and jam along with. I need something that will really let me groove and learn how to better navigate in the pocket. I've about learned every Dave Matthews Band song ever written but they are a great example of what I'm looking for groove-wise. I'm also into playing with Dave Weckl cd's and maybe some Vital Information too. Any suggestions?

[capnsandwich]

Anyone???

[SBassman]

Not exactly sure what you'd like, but maybe this?



http://www.musicminusone.com/MainPag...=1186&catID=45

[mulambo]

World Machine of Level 42.

[capnsandwich]

Originally Posted by SBassman

Not exactly sure what you'd like, but maybe this?



http://www.musicminusone.com/MainPag...=1186&catID=45

I've ordered from music minus one before. They have some great stuff to jam with.



Edit: Just listened to the clips. that's right down my alley. Thanks!!

[adube810]

the disco biscuits
phish
the new deal
medeski martin and wood
EOTO
galactic

[LowBSix]

Aja by Steely Dan

[pocketbass]

To groove in the pocket, you have to return to the classics. It may seem easy, but just learning those lines definitely help out the groove.

1) The Meters
2) The JB's
3) The Blue Breakbeats Series from Blue Note. This is a compilation of the original recordings that many hip hop artists have sampled from. There are many great basslines in these recordings. If you are into hip hop from the 80's and
90's, and not this new junk on MTV and the radio, then this volume set is great!

[jomahu]

budos band
tony allen
nomo

[livid]

try stadium arcadium by the peppers, man