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Funky Jazz Fusion with emphasis on the bass
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Funky jazz fusion from
John Scofield
guitarb.1951
Oteil Burbridge
bassb.1967
Stanley Clarke
bassb.1951
Marcus Miller
bassb.1959
Brian Bromberg
bassb.1960
Gary Willis
bassb.1957
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- John Scofield "Boogie Stupid" from Uberjam Deux (Emarcy) 00:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Smith-Oteil Burbridge "Pinkys Revenge" from The Strangers Hand (Tone Centre) 05:11Steve Smith
drums
b.1954- Brian Bromberg "Uh-Huh" from Thicker Than Water (Artistry Music) 10:30
" data-original-title="" title="">George Duke "Fuzzion" from Night after Night (Electra) 15:53George Duke
piano
1946 - 2013- Stanley Clarke "Play The Bass" from Time Exposure (Epic) 21:04
- Marcus Miller "I'll Be There" from Renaissance (Dreyfus) 26:17
- Stanley Clarke "'Bout The Bass" from 1,2 to The Bass (Epic) 31:39
" data-original-title="" title="">Victor Wooten "Funky D" from Triptonyx (Vix Records) 36:53Victor Wooten
bass
b.1964
" data-original-title="" title="">Adam Nitti "The Seven Year Swing" from Liminal (Renaissance) 42;13Adam Nitti
bass- Gary Willis "Bent" from Bent (Alchemy) 47:32
" data-original-title="" title="">Bass Extremes "Home Bass" from Just Add Water (Tone Centre) 52:49Bass Extremes
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John Scofield
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Stanley Clarke
Marcus Miller
Brian Bromberg
Steve Smith
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Victor Wooten
Adam Nitti
Bass Extremes
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