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Journey To Love and his self titled were his high watermarks in his solo albums to me too. It seemed in the early-mid 70's a lot of cats releasing burning fusion albums and by the end.of the decade record companies started "suggesting" adding vocals of disco tracks to the recordings to get sales...

I remember buying that when it came out after having His self titled, Journey to Love & RTF blow my mind.

Felix Pappalardi bass Dan Brown & Neville Whitehead bass

I listened to this album today, some very cool jamming from Felix on this version.😎

Like Will Lee, Jason is an excellent singer too

He was a organ master in the mold of all the greats from the great trios. He was a beast as a kid.

I'm also 71 and see that conveyor belt of life sliding in my direction and how fast time is going with old age. Z.Z. Top is another band that seemed to come around the time I was starting to play and discovering a lot of monster three and four piece bands like ZZ, Free, Mountain etc. Perfect...

Mailman finally brought Big Big Train, I dug it. Greg Spawton bass Domi & JD Beck Domi bass

If you are Brecker fan, this is an excellent read.

Marco the manager of the Honolulu Blue Note had Dee Dee's P-bass, I don't remember the colour but incredible mojo.

I used to go to their club a lot and see them in so many configurations, some of the best music I ever witness. I'm going to disagree with Cheese, I don't think of the Breaker Bros as a music school funk band, I consider them a slamming NYC funk band stocked with some of the cities best.

I was just coming in here to see if anybody posted that yet, badass!

Too long of a story, and I blow a long stories. But I did finish the gig and needless to say its from my never sober days.

I accidentally stole a car to drive to a gig and didn't bring it back until the gig was over. Long story!😁😎

Back in the day Felix produced a album from the band Back Door that flew under the radar of a lot of folks. Back Door featured bassist Colin Hodgkinson, a monster bassist who was a big influence of Stanley Clarke. I was a huge Felix fan, those distorted Sunns filled a nice sonic space on those...

Bypassed addictions too. Besides forgetting lyrics because I don't sing and forgotten guitar cord, I've done the whole list.

I think meet and greets are pretty dumb, but in their defense they only really came around as another income stream for the artist after the lack of music sales and everybody coming after their merch.

I saw hundreds of shows in the tri-state area growing up, a single Taylor Swift ticket these days probably covers all my youthful concert experiences.

I think that's the Bromberg album that also had his bass were each string is panned left and right, you hear it in the slapping clip. He's a beast!😎

Jah Wobble bass

He's the bassist on Brother Louie, but I think he joined too late to be on the whole album. Killer bass line supplied from one of rock's greatest and most soulful journeyman bassist.

Two of my favorite Mac albums are Future Games and Bare Trees from the Kirwan era, the harmonies on those albums are really the template the Rumors era band.

doing a bit of a rewind lately.😊😎 Felix Pappalardi bass

I really have a fondness pte-MIDI fusion, when keyboard players ran their electric pianos through fuzzs and ring modulators and the limitations of the times.😊 Jeff Clyne bass Hugh Hopper & Jeff Clyne bass

In the 80's a large part of my gig was with female singers, I've played a ton of the Pretenders catalog on those gigs, always enjoyed it.

Do you enjoy playing bass with part time drummers? Jamming a few songs here and there is not the same as pulling a whole night of a gig. I wouldn't hire you.

I hope Andy has a great retirement, his cabs were great and he was always great at customer service.

One of my favorite albums of the 80's. A lot of these songs were also on a lot of set lists back then. Tony Butler and Malcolm Foster bass

Every year has delivered some greatness but I do have a fondness for about '76-77 with the releases of Stevie Wonder, Joni, Weather Report, Paul Simon, Stanley, Jaco, etc.

Badass!

The J Geils band would probably disagree.😊

The first time I saw Fernando he was with Hammer.😎

Sharay is the embodiment of make a joyful noise.

Before they were Lou Reed's rhythm section.

They were doomed without a good singer/Frontman and songwriter. Bogart is one of my favorite all-time bassists but it's pretty well known a some guitar players hated playing with him.

The rest of the Montreux show.

Ridiculous!

Because of this thread I'm going buy a Big Big Train album, any recommendations? For some reason I was totally unhip to them and have been going down the obligatory rabbit hole. Good stuff!