A Classic: Hub & The Roots

[Dr. Cheese]

This one has been posted before, but I figured it would be good to bring it back for newer TB'ers. A great bassist and a Peavey T-40 is a powerful combination!

 

[Clark Dark]

Hub was a child prodigy. He's also a great upright player....and one of my close friends

 

[markjazzbassist]

i love the way hub grooves and the interesting lines he comes up with. some of the roots stuff is very inventive and he has a really unique approach to the instrument. great player

 

[bassrique]

It's good to see Hub and the T-40 getting some love. What's Hubbard doing these days?

 

[Rosebud]

Love Hub, one of my first bass influence aspirations/make me put down the bass

 

[Clark Dark]

It's good to see Hub and the T-40 getting some love. What's Hubbard doing these days?

he's doing some production work right now. he is quite busy actually.

 

[eekmeg]

I always loved the pocket ?uestlove and Hub put together. I saw them live several times and the ebb and flow they worked was always phenomenal. Thanks for posting the video.

 

[Kyon`]

One of my favorite bands.

 

[GregC]

Very cool, Doc. I saw them for the first time in '05--one of the best live bands I've ever heard, and that's saying a lot. Hub was so tight in the pocket that when he took a solo at one point, my eyes just about popped out of my head.

he's doing some production work right now. he is quite busy actually.

That's great to hear.

 

[robkphoto]

Killer sound outta that T-40. Hub's the man, his grooves are so organic but tight at the same time.

 

[bigblondeafro87]

just learned this song, its a blast to play! the main verse riff is amazing if you learn the chords Hub plays with the keyboardist