hey guys, im a jamerson finatic and im lookin for some new tunes to study and transcribe. i know all of the standards, and am lookin for some different cuts he did. do yall have any favs...and if so could you send me a mp3?? i just bought diana ross's ain't no mountain high enough...man jamerson is so on the backbeat...mmmm.. i love it!!! also got you just keep me hangin on, and shoo-be-doo-be-doo-d-day. ive looked everywhere on itunes and the internet for mutiny and cant find it... does anyone have this cut. please help...man im so excited already... ..is that wierd thanks, evan
oh by the way just to clarify i used the search function...but i know all the tunes that listed... lookin for ones that arent know as much
If you've done a search, then you already have this link, but it's always good for a repost: http://www.ricksuchow.com/music-group-111.html A good trick for downloading the mp3s - right click on the song links and save them as text files on your computer. The text files should contain the links to the downloadable mp3 files. Also, beg, borrow, and steal for the Standing in the Shadows of Motown CD and book package. You could choose to spend a lifetime studying the songs and lessons in that book.
thanks dan...ive seen that link. it helped me figure out some of the mistakes in my transcriptions. i also own the standing in the shadows of motown book....wore those cd's out. also learned all the tunes out of it. just tryin to find some more less known work from "the man" thanks
All you need is right here... http://www.amazon.com/Hitsville-USA...6199937?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1181841251&sr=1-1 Enjoy!
i own whats goin on...and transcribed over half that album.. amazing ablum...probobly in my top 5 easily i dont own the box set, but ive bought all the temps, four tops, jackson 5's, diana ross's, etc cd...and i looked at the list and i own all of those songs now..so.... what to do??
Can you post a list of what Jamerson stuff you have? Then it would be easier to know, like, what you don't have?
My short list: "Love is Here and Now You're Gone", Diana Ross "It's a Shame", Spinners "Thank You Love", Stevie Wonder If you want backbeat, listen to T.Y.L.. A well-respected Jazzer once told me "Jamerson's so far behind the beat, he's still playin' the last song". Here's your cuts: http://www.sendspace.com/file/lzoklp
ok heres the list of jamerson: marvin dusty's your precious love if i could build my whole world around you thats the way love is you're all i need to get by i'll be doggone i heard it through the grapevine too busy thinking about my baby ain't nothing like the real thing distant lover let's get it on trouble man aint no mountain high enough the i want you album..(the man's not on this album..but it rocks) the whats goin on album stevie wonder i'm wondering shoo-be-doo-be-doo-da-day thank you love i was made to love her (first jamerson cut that i realized it was him) hey love you met your match for once in my life uptight temps just my imagination my girl the way you do the thing you do beauty is only skin deep get ready aint to proud to beg you're my everything i'm gonna make you love me cloud nine i'm losing you i wish it would rain i can't get next to you four tops baby i need your lovin' ask the lonely i can't help myself (suger pie honey bunch) reach out standing in the shadows of love bernadette shake me, wake me walk away renee if i were a carpenter still water ain't no woman(like the one i've got) diana ross you keep me hangin' on how long has that evenin' train been gone stop in the name of love ain't no mountain high enough love is here and now you're gone please mr post man gladys knight and the pips heard it through the grapevine neither one of us midnight train...(babbit but worth list) dont mess with bill jackson 5 darling dear jimmu ruffin what becomes of the broken hearted jr walker home cookin' mutiny martha reeves heatwave dancing in the street mary wells my guy smokey robinson i second that emotion if you cant want yester-love special occasion baby baby don't cry doggone right here i go again abraham, martin, and john darling dear point it out who's gonna take the blame the tears of a clown i dotn blame you at all satisfaction we've come to far to end i can't stand to see you cry crazy about the la la la help me find some jamerons cuts that arent really well know..theres a few i probobly let out... i dont do well with lists.. thanks, e
Check out the "Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5" album. Before they moved out to L.A., the Jacksons recorded several tracks (mostly covers of hits by other artists) in Detroit with Jamerson and the Funk Brothers. Tracks like "Nobody", "Born To Love You", "Standing in the Shadows of Love", "Chained", etc. feature some absolutely outstanding bass playing that is very prominent in the mix. Their hit singles were performed by L.A. session players (Wilton Felder played on "I Want You Back"), but the J5-Funk Brothers tracks are some of their best work, in my opinion.
one of my fav is one of the late jamerson session (early 80's) with crusaders : "street life " where he's carrying the bass chair along with reverend pops powell another great bassist in the jamerson style .
Don't forget "Pressure Drop" by Robert Palmer Has James Jamerson, and Little Feat among others. His first album, "Sneakin Sally Through The Alley" is also worth mentioning, although Mr. Jamerson is not on it. Little Feat AND The Meters are on that one.
You already haev all of SITSOM down . Man , Ive been playing bass for a couple of years but can only get a few lines of each song . Im still working
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