Recent content by SoulReflection

I will still pop in every now and then...I just can't justify giving those who run TB any money (as little as that might be). I also miss the GOF's Club, another strike against TB! Jim

FYI...This was my response to a request received today, after not renewing my subscription to TB. Yes, Paul, it is true that I have financially supported your site for many years. This support continued in spite of repeated attempts from you and your team to control "club" formations and...

This one from 1964 started it all for garage bands and even influenced Mr. Clapton. What a classic...John Rostill on bass:

I have been using Moises for years...it just keeps getting better!

Are you tired of the funky stuff yet? If not, here's a great one from 1968 by Buddy Miles...

This one is from the archives of 1975 featuring bassist Fred Thomas. Oh, boy, talk about "Funky"🤯!

It certainly does have the funk! Thanks for sharing...

One of the best featuring three of the best :bassist:...

Here is another classic from the 60s. This one is from CCR. I believe they should in this category as "Blue-Eyed Soul". Funny story (maybe)...my wife and I were outside our RV a few years back. We were sitting under a shelter and it was "P.ssing" down rain. I looked up from under the...

Yes, sir. I have it from a reliable source that Ronnie Baker played bass ;)!

Here is one that's a bit of a stretch, from 1967...

Another two of the very best! I never get tired of this tune...on of the greatest live performances. Thanks for sharing @klaatu :bassist:

Two the the best!

That's great! Welcome to the light-weight, inexpensive bass that's super on the low side :bassist: :laugh:.

Different strokes for different folks. Breaking it down to individual musicians is personal choice. Most of us evaluate stuff in total. Comparing the Blues Brothers to the Chambers Brothers is not fair. The Chambers Brothers did their own, musical spin. Some liked it, some didn't, IMHO.