Stanley Clarke: Slap Bass Tracks???

[Grueber]

Originally Posted by 00Funk

Feb 18, '08 he ganna B in Ft. Worth Texas, YE HA

Last time he was in theese parts, was back in the 90's

Jorney to Love was my favorite

Is he doing anymore Texas shows? I can never get his website to work on my computer

[jerry]

Originally Posted by bottomzone

+1000000!!!!! Journey To Love is a great CD. One track that doesn't get enough recognition is "Concerto for Jazz/Rock Orchestra". Stanley, George Duke, Steve Gadd and David Sancious are KILLING!!! David's guitar solo is one of the best that I have ever heard!!!


A Groove is a Terrible Thing to Waste!

+1. I always loved David's guitar playing! I got to see him few times back in the day with his own band Tone, and he tore it up! He never seems to get the props he deserves when people talk about 70's fusion guitar playing.
Special mention to Bill Connors work on the first self titled Stanley album....another underrated guitar player!!!

[jerry]

....oh yeah...can't forget Raymond Gomez!

[bottomzone]

Originally Posted by jerry

....oh yeah...can't forget Raymond Gomez!

+1000 for both Bill Connors and Raymond Gomez!!! Speaking of Bill Connors, he has some great CD out. Check out the link:

http://www.guitar9.com/summbillconnors.html



A Groove is a Terrible Thing to Waste!

[jerry]

Originally Posted by bottomline

+1000 for both Bill Connors and Raymond Gomez!!! Speaking of Bill Connors, he has some great CD out. Check out the link:

http://www.guitar9.com/summbillconnors.html

His last album 'The Return' has bassist Lincoln Goines great playing with some of the most beautiful tone on recent CDs.
Bill Connors was my favorite guitarist in Return To Forever too.

[WJGreer]

Originally Posted by Dr. Cheese

I picked up Toys of Men yesterday, and I finally got all the way through it today. It is the best Stanley Clarke I have heard in thirty years, no joke. Stanley is just crushing fusion grooves and paying ferocious acoustic bass. I am glad that he is not fishing for a hit or radio play with this CD. This is the kind of music that made him my hero when I was in my teens and twenties.

Somehow this album escaped my notice until last night, when my eMusic account cycled and I spent some time searching for cool stuff to pick up. I am listening to "Bad Asses" right now.

My goodness.

Toys of Men:Stanley Clarke::Presto:Rush

[Hoover]

Originally Posted by Grueber

Silly Putty and Lopsy Lu

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