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    What is your favorite bass line, solo and/or riff?

    " I'll take you there", David Hood with the Staple Singers. simple and grabs you by the . .....whatever and sits on it.
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    Father Time

    It is only used above ground. Try a google search for it and it shows up quite a lot.
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    Father Time

    Thank you Mr. Sklar.
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    Two questions

    NOnesense. You've seen The Full Monty. Trust me, the lederhosen will help your legs.
  5. carptrash

    Two questions

    Gawd, hit a guy where it hurts. I just spent a large chunk of time searching for my Fats Waller set and can't find it? You don't have camera in my place do you? I'll certainly consider that in my musings, but it's probably not where I'll end up.
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    Two questions

    I've been listening to a lot of music from that era and it seems like 1929-1930 is when it occurred but I was hoping for a more informed opinion than my tin ear.
  7. carptrash

    Two questions

    An alternate version of "how Mitch Miller" destroyed American music before R&R even happened."
  8. carptrash

    Two questions

    (1) When did the double bass replace bass brass in recorded popular music and (2) is Leland Sklar nicknamed "Father Time." And can you prove it.
  9. carptrash

    Two questions

    These guys could use a percussionist - esp. if s/he had a glockenspiel.
  10. carptrash

    Two questions

    Not in my life. Or band.
  11. carptrash

    Two questions

    Since I don't know what song is next I decide what "item" I'll start with and go from there. One of the advantage of not having a bass in the band.
  12. carptrash

    Two questions

    Maybe hard to look cool now, but in 1930 lederhosen were the cat's whiskers.
  13. carptrash

    Two questions

    Thanks, so I leave with at least one "like" to my credit. or do you get the credit?
  14. carptrash

    Two questions

    More like getting too old to lug it around.
  15. carptrash

    Double Bass Double basses & early recordings

    I've been listening to some later 1920s early 1930s American pop music and am trying to figure out when tubas and sousaphones get dropped and double basses start getting used. I am thinking 1929-1930, but someone out here must know better than just my guess.
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