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Thank you! I will fix that as soon as possible.I've decided not to say anything about anybody's transcriptions.
It's probably my old eyes that could not see Bbmaj7.
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What a "twisted" bass line...
Chris,
I promise, it's my LAST(!!!) question!
There are lots of nuances to mention, like some A chord on Beat 4 in Measure 6, etc...
I've put this on repeat at normal and slower speed until my head hurt. When I play a C, it sounds too high, but a B natural sounds too low. The same goes for the other notes. So, I blame it on bad intonation and have decided to notate what I think was the intention.Just one measure from that "twisted" bass line.
I hear B natural after E, next "dirty" G (closer to G#) and muted E.
Next, A to B natural - to E and short B natural before the last E.
It's like harmonically, it moves from Fmaj7 to Emin7.
On some things we will disagree, As a transcriber I make certain decisions. Some will agree with those, others won't. I sometimes like to leave some space for interpretation by the player/reader.

I'm working on quite a lot of transcriptions (R&B, funk, jazz, pop,..) at the moment, but I think I will transcribe the complete Frostbite album. 'The moon is full' sounds good too. I'm sure I will be able to squeeze that one in somewhere at some time. Thanks for the tip.yeah, johnny b. gayden. he's also on collins' " showdown " record. second track ( " the moon is full, " ) has a wicked bass line. sounds like a slightly busier version, & more prominent in the mix, of the line on a junior wells cover of " going down slow. " the basic line may have been around before then, i don't know, but it is cooool. it would be awesome, Chris!
He was a blues bassist for those times; he was on a lot of Alligator sessions. I think he now works as a truck driver in Gary, Indiana with occasional local gigsyeah, johnny b. gayden. he's also on collins' " showdown " record. second track ( " the moon is full, " ) has a wicked bass line. sounds like a slightly busier version, & more prominent in the mix, of the line on a junior wells cover of " going down slow. " the basic line may have been around before then, i don't know, but it is cooool. it would be awesome, Chris!
He was a blues bassist for those times; he was on a lot of Alligator sessions. I think he now works as a truck driver in Gary, Indiana with occasional local gigs
Hmmm, sound nothing alike imoLosing My Way. Hmm...anybody thinking what I'm thinking? Of course you are.
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