Metal Biker Dude Reacts - Stevie Wonder - I Wish REACTION
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No matter what genre of music you listen to, Stevie will always get you grooving.
Man, about 3-4 years ago, Stevie did an impromptu free concert in Philly at City Hall and I had to work... I was so MAD I couldn't get off to see it!!!
you are not wrong bro ... Stevie will always be relevant no matter what
you are not wrong bro ... Stevie will always be relevant no matter what
Yes, Stevie's music is ageless💗
Stevie Wonder is a genre unto himself
Stevie played both the keyboards and drums on this one on top of writing and producing it. The man is a legitimate musical virtuoso that can play almost any instrument on Earth and has multiple albums where he played every single instrument on the album. I think his drumming is his most underrated part of his repertoire.
When you consider how many great songs he wrote for OTHER people, and then take his entire catalog of music into account, Stevie Wonder is the greatest artist in history.
I absolutely LOVE how you recognize the bass talent here. So many don’t. The bass line is my favorite part of this song. Phenomenal.
So many people are now listening outside the box and that's a good thing.
“I Wish” is really a musical masterpiece. Choosing this as Songs in the Key of Life’s lead single was surely a no-brainer and, predictably, hit #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 and R&B Singles chart.
My all time favorite Stevie Wonder song. DING!!
Love me some Stevie Wonder ✌️💜... I grew up on funk. I still love it now even as a metal chick 🤘
Nathan Watts on bass guitar, ladies and gentlemen!
💯👏🏿
There are just some songs, that lift you HIGH, as you listen. This is one of those songs.
You need some Parliament Funkadelic in your life. Bootsy is a monster. Sly and the Family Stone has Larry Graham, and Cameo has the great Aaron Mills. Slave has Mark Adams. You can’t go wrong with any of those bands.
When he was talking about bass line these bands were the first to pop in my mind......oh yeah not to mention fatback
How did you procure my playlist? Get outa' my head fellow funkster😜😍
Nathan Watts... the bass player. There is a vid somewhere .. Classic Albums... Songs in the Key of Life reunion. There is a great clip in that of Nathan laying this down live... just incredible...
Man, you might be my absolutely favorite youtuber doing these reactions to music they havent heard. I'm nowhere near saying the others are doing it wrong, but when you listen to the tunes, you dig deep and try to really listen to all aspects of a song. Whether I agree with you or not, I have always respected the thought process and your overall love for whatever sounds good to "you". Love it man keep em coming.
For bass lines... do Freddie's Dead by Curtis Mayfield, "Got to Give it Up" by Marvin Gaye, "The Look of Love" by Isaac Hayes and "Shining Star" by EWF...
this is one of the greatest songs of all time
Stevie is a property baron in the S Tier music neighborhood
Vibrato use on the bass was quite common during the mid to late 70's in the jazz fusion and funk genre. If you get a chance, you tube the collaborative album with Ramsey Lewis and EWF (Earth, Wind & Fire), titled SALONGO. You won't regret it.
And the bass player was Nathan Watts 👍🏽
Nathan Lamar Watts is on the bass.
LENNY KRAVITZ & PRINCE AMERICAN WOMAN Live, Stevie is one of my all time faves! I love that you are highlighting the musicianship of his songs.
We all bow to Stevie Wonder. Genius, magnificent musician. Thank you
nathan watts on bass guitar !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You won't be disappointed if you react to Another Star
by Stevie Wonder
Stevie always hired the best rythem guitar players, base player, lead guitar, horns, etc. Some went on to play their own music, etc as they musically grew up. Did you know that Mr Wonder did the "Superstition" song on Sesame Street?
Just happened upon your channel. An older Metal head myself. But I do have to give props to where they may come. Some of that old Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind and Fire, The Commodores stuff had some of the best groves ever. Loved this, and am going to watch more. And I agree with everything you said about Steevie. A real legend.
If you like bass check out Flashlight by parliament..nasty synth bass
Favorite Stevie song is Love's Light In Flight but Boogie On Reggae Woman is filled with baseline! It starts with a lot of vibrato when the song starts!
Stevie is the man, without question.
Another vote for Weather Report and Birdland.
The bassline on that is insane (and glorious,the whole piece is) and the rest of the band are on fire.
Check it out,its really jazzy but would appeal to metalheads too.
One of the few songs that Stevie doesn’t play the synth bass on, this is a bass guitar played by Nathan Watts. Stevie of course plays the drum track and all the keyboard tracks as usual.
Rapper's Delight has the same bass line melody as Good Times.
You should check out his Fingerprints Part I and II. He sang this at 12 - 13 years old. You could tell then he was a genius.
Ding, Ding!!
A clinic indeed! Pure skills, pure fun!
Actually, I think he's doing a double-track of two bass guitars, one laying down a straight rhythm line and the other one doing cool and funny fills, even reacting to the lyrics.
James Jameson was the master of the Fender Jazz bass guitar. He was the only musician at Motown Barry Gordy let freelance on tracks, he wasn’t following a written score!
You have to listen to everything about the song. The whole thing is genius.
For the Love of Money the Ojays has a wicked baseline.
I love the way you broke the song down
Glad you like that Franz. Right On!
He does that so well
I wish those days could, come back once more, why did those days ever have to go🎶
Nate watts on bass
DAMN I love this song. It reminds me of growing up and doing all those things you shouldn't, but god it was fun doing it! Before my mom passed away. We had a prime rib dinner, got high in the parking lot, then went and saw steve wonder. I thought, " you know, it doesnt get any better than this".
You are listening to an album from Stevie Wonder's classic period. This album was part of my grade school music curriculum. It was a double album set. It was deeply introspective. It's a national treasures. If you haven't already, I HIGHLY recommend you listen to all of it. I'm glad you noticed the horns. Not just the shouts, but the counterpoint and harmony. This album contains a lot of great musicians. Like Herbie Hancock. Michael Sembello. You did a great job on your reaction. It appears you understand some things about music.
Another classic example of bass,horns,drums,guitar hell the whole band is the Tower of Power song "What is Hip" . It's totally funky but with no slap bass. Tower of Power in full flight were absolutely jaw-dropping. You should at least check them out for your own pleasure. I think it will be quite pleasurable.
Cant be more agree man. Tower of power is so fuckn awesome
so fire thank you for putting this here EXACTLY the type of shit I was looking for. What a funk band holy shit
My favorite artist, regardless of genre!
Some insight into Stevie, 2 docus: HITSVILLE: The Making Of Motown, & Michael Jackson’s Uourney From Motown To Off The Wall. The bass line here might be one of the most identifiable & badass combined. It may have been Nathan East but not sure. I think the only one that come close to that comes close, combining those elements, is Anthony Jackson on the O’Jay’s ‘For The Love Of Money’, which he played with a pick, also probably James Jamerson on Jackson 5 I Want You Back, & Verdine White on Earth Wind & Fire’s Shining Star.
Others more simple that are highly recognizable: Stand By Me (Ben E. King), My Girl, & Papa Was A Rolling Stone (Temptations, probably played by James Jamerson), Isaac Hayes’ Shaft, & Curtis Mayfield’s Freddie’s Dead, from the Superfly movie soundtrack. As you know there are also plenty famous rock bass lines but I can’t recall song & band names so well.
Oh my goodness you HAVE to listen to Weather Report's "Birdland" because if is fantastic 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
But oh yes: Stevie Wonder goes beyond amazing. So glad you listened to this. Love it ❤
You would like some Weather Report with Jaco on Bass I recommend “Teen Town”
i have a suggestion for the 2 people who gave this song a thumbs down: TURN YOUR VOLUME ON and then give it a thumbs up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Much luv🙌🏽
if you love good keys I reccomend you check out Nothing From Nothing by Billy Preston!
Micheal Jackson and his brothers used to hang out with Stevie at the Motown Studios and I think Micheal picked up a good deal of Stevie's vocal and musical grooves. I hear Micheal using some of Stevie's vocal phrasings if you listen closely...Hmm?
What's Goin' On? by Marvin Gaye didn't get a vote? If you haven't heard James Jameson on the bass on that song, you have missed gold. Please listen to that baseline. James Jameson played it lying flat on his back on the floor with someone holding the chart over him. He recorded it in ONE take. True story.
Al green love and happiness
Excellent video and I wish (lol) I'd discovered it before now. James Jefferson is the best bass player, imo. You ever heard "I Was Made to Love Her, by Mr. Wonder? Mr. Jefferson's bass is awesome!
oh and the most important part of this bass line is the ... ba doom doom doom doom ... i sing and play bass to this song and it is freaking hard because you need to split your brain so that half is focused on the bass and the other half is smashing out the vocals .
You need to listen to Marvin Gaye's What's Goin' On bass line by James Jamerson. He did the bass line track in one take while he was lying flat on his back, recovering from a hangover while someone held the chart over him. True story.
MAN I HAVE BEEN SAYING IN YOUR COMMENTS TO REACT TO MEEK MILL- DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES INTRO ....FOR MONTHS NOW, I PROMISE IT IS NOT LIKE ANYTHING YOU HAVE EVER HEARD....But much respect to you 🙏🙏 man and keep doing what your doing.
Oh and it will get alot of views because he has a very loyal and strong core fan base
Ok...man listen! I effin love your channel! You are the fukn truth! So I love hot baseline too. So I have 2 suggestions for you. #1...A group called Aurra..the song is: Are you single. #2...a group called Pleasure...the song is:Glide. That's all I am say! Peace to you good brotha.🥰
You should definitely react to too short-gettin it. I'm sure you'll like it
Great channel!!!
dmx - how it's going down / lost boyz - me and my crazy world / cypress hill - illusions /
Aye you should react to still not a player by big pun 💯
If you want a good horn section try chicago-south California purples or introduction
You should check out Gil Scott Heron's Home is where the hatred is. Kanye has sampled him alot. He also made the song The revolution will not be televised. It's the best song about drug addiction ever made
You have to listen to Love You Forever by Mass Production if you wanna some really good bass guitar! That and Funky Worm by The Ohio Players are one of the BEST BASELINES in funk music! Trust me on this!
Any thing by Earth Wind Fire....
Ray Charles!!
You need some Alissia Benveniste in your life. Check out "Cool".
Zapp - Heartbreaker pt 1 & 2
hey MBD, can you do The Payback by James Brown??
U know kids movie play from?
Another one who is more interested in his own voice.
oh and the most important part of this bass line is the ... ba doom doom doom doom ... i sing and play bass to this song and it is freaking hard because you need to split your brain so that half is focused on the bass and the other half is smashing out the vocals .
Al green love and happiness