+1I really don't know if I think "Call Me Al" is a real bass solo, maybe just a break.
Was gonna mention this one
just got done mastering that bitch, and it's not even 100%
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+1I really don't know if I think "Call Me Al" is a real bass solo, maybe just a break.
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.;9027547 said:That's not Roger Waters but David Gilmour.
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The live version isn't the best IMHO, but it's still freakin awesome!
If you're gonna pick Entwistle, do it properly...
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Originally Posted by Calebmundy
I really don't know if I think "Call Me Al" is a real bass solo, maybe just a break.
+1
Was gonna mention this one
just got done mastering that bitch, and it's not even 100%
The thread itself is entirely subjective - I believe your interpretations of a "solo" are the same![]()
I really don't know if I think "Call Me Al" is a real bass solo, maybe just a break. Similiarly, the ending credits of "Rattatouie" the animated movie about the rat that wants to cook? Incredible bass work by Abe Laboriel Sr. including a few bars of solo/break work.
gene simmons, live:
best solo ever, hands down![]()

but for rock, it doesn't get any better than 1991 Kinley Wolfe.

+1Willie Weeks on the Donny Hathaway record, LIVE.
He solos on the last track on the recording.