Unfortunately we can't make a Chic - Bernard Edwards episode on youtube because of copyright reasons. But you can watch it on instagram 😊 instagram.com/tv/B96PmyWIyBB/?hl=de // Cheers, Julia
Me encanta como haces que la música se disfrute y tenga una forma de placer compartido por escuchar esas rolas y más cuando se trata de una de la bandas más preferidas por mi, muchas gracias, y sigue así, me gusta ver como tocas estas canciones, gracias.
I have a request/challenge for there a great bassist,His name is Stanley Clark.The song is “I WANT TO PlAY FOR YOU “…….I would love to see/hear/watch you play that
I stumbled onto Julia by accident while searching for bass covers for my favorite music. She is the best of all of them! Great bassist, to the point explanations, and really gets you going! This is about Kool & the Gang (grew up with 'em and luv 'em) but like the EWF title, you are a "Shining Star" Keep it up!
You done it again girl,I know you can't be old enough to have grown up listening to this funk,but damm,you sure know how to rock them out,this is memory lane girl and I love it,oh the glasses,so cool but definitely chic,God bless you girl....
@@blastmanutz7798 She was selected by Thomann, one of the, if not the, largest music instrument sales in the world, to basically represent them in the area of basses. And you are... Who exactly?
They are truly amazing live. Saw them in 2022. Also very nice people to meet. There discography for dance floor power is second to none. Lady’s Night is next level as well.
@@stefanherbst9980 Similar, I think they're all a little different. The Bourbon Burst is gorgeous in person. I wasn't a fan of the gold hardware until mI saw it in person, it works, beautiful bass that plays better than it looks.
"Celebration" was inspired by Prince's " I wanna be your lover. " Ronald Bell was backstage at a Rick James concert and heard Prince who was supporting James singing that song. Ronald altered what he was hearing by reversing the groove and slowing down the speed and came up with the main hook for Celebration.
I recently picked up the bass after playing guitar for many years. "Get Down On It" was a song I learned a few months ago and glad to see it made your list. I love that groove. Thanks for playing it.
You got the funk girl & the bass licks sound great. Love it when you start moving and grooving to the bass. Any chance of some tabs for these awesome songs?
"Hollywood Swinging" was the first bass line I ever played, I only learned that song to play in a HS talent show (to get girls) with my friends having never played the bass before. It's very simple and it gave me the determination to play the bass.
I recently watched an interview with Chic's Nile Rodgers in which he claimed he got inspired by the beginning of Hollywood Swinging bass line when he wrote Chic's Good Times, you know, the 3 quarter notes on E. He said his cousin played with Kool and the Gang.
You played the bass for girls? 😢 That's never worked before....the guitarist, frontman and drummer get all the chicks. We bassists go home with the groove though 🔥
You look bored with those basslines...lol...until you got to Jungle Boogie! I have always like KATG more before they went pop. You can even tell the difference between funky basslines from the JT era to the Second best Band in the land next to the JB's (James Brown told them that..lol)
You've opened up a new way to look at bass playing Julia. I play the guitar (moderately) and therefor always listened more to that. But after watching a couple of videos, I don't think I an ignore this instrument anymore. You sound like a great and skilled player and your love for playing is very infectious! Thnx ❤
I need to learn that funky right hand technic, so I can groove like this. Then, all I'll have to do is learn the left hand technic, and bang, I'll nail it.
I found Julia by accident on the net. Fantastic!! I don't play bass but I listen to you for hours. Excellent bass player, charismatic, very good musical selection and explanations. Eduardo by Brazil
Julia, that`s great video. Same goes for Bootsy, LouisJohnson, Larry Graham....Hope we`ll see Mark Adams in future. His bass sound in Slave, the funk band was super heavy, funky and innovative!
Thanks Julia, in this top 5 I especially liked 'Jungle Boogie' and 'Let the Music Take Your Mind'. I would have loved a 'Who's Gonna Take the Weight' or 'Open Sesame', but with a repertoire of over 50 years, there's so much to choose from. Next up, a Jamiroquai and/or Brand New Heavies top 5?
Hello, many thanks for your response, i am a musician composer and exactly know what your doing , excellent stuff, since you are digging the gold mines , must dig LEVEL 42, you know what it is and yes as you say STEELY DAN , Any pick from past or AJA album would do the job....and what about Chris squire bass lines from YES? everything should not be necessarily funk...endless line of great bassists, but would love to hear from you and what you do next........cheers
@@timschneider8513 Well... Even with great fantasy I'd not define him as hottie. But also I'd not define anyone as hottie. But I remember e.g. of another girl youtuber making average videos of physics. You can simply skip them because there are much better channels to watch. But... well, the girl (Polynerdeia if I remember the correct spell) was really nice and in a few months she grow really a lot, but for sure not for the quality of the lessons in my opinion. Not bad, but just average. You cannot justify such succes with just the content. But her style to speak and making the videos lead to success. Now she is not publishing videos anymore. Not sure if she moved to instagram, but this was just to say that when a beautiful girl do something, a lot of teenagers and joung adults follow her just for other reasons. Do I think that this is a good thing? Absolutely not! But it is a fact. If Leland Sklar has less followers than Julia Hoffer there should be a reason that goes beyond the ability to play bass and to tell the stories about them. And I bet that it is because of the beard. So said, I like to watch videos of both. I find bass videos very relaxing and... I'm not a bass player, just a wannabe church organist, and I like the funky '70s repertoire proposed by Julia.
Okay-okay, Julia. You absolutely love. The same folks I do. And… If it's not Earth Wind & Fire. Engineered by, George Massenburg (originally). Then it's, KOOL & the Gang. Engineered by Bob Clearmountain at Media Sound Studios, NYC. Where I also worked. For about a year. Along with Bob. Though I really didn't work with him. I was a studio maintenance guy there. As they had, 4 control rooms and 4 studios. The big studio was the, former church sanctuary. Of the W. 57th St., Baptist Church, NYC. And Bob was brand-new. When they put him in on those sessions. And he did pretty good. For a beginner. Would you say? It's freaking fantastic! And I got to tweak up the tape recorders and fix the audio console. And be witnessing history. In the making and production thereof. I just love Bob's engineering. He is one of the world greats. And such a nice humble guy. Because he knows. He recorded and mixed. All of our favorite hit songs and bands. From the sublime to the ridiculous. From disco to Tears for Fears. From EW & F to, Bruce Springsteen! Simple Minds. Hundreds of different acts! And he's not done yet. But I think whom I consider, the world's most prolific engineer. And beyond outstanding. There's a talent like his but once a generation. He was just a bass guitar player he says. In a not terribly good band. Yeah right. And of course. People like him and George. Recorded and mixed in, 100%, analog tape. When Bob told me. He never much cared for the sound of, analog tape. And was so happy. When we got, digital. I never quite minded the, degradation. That analog tape, caused me. And it caused me, some. But still… I personally started recording in digital. Nearly 40 years ago in 1983. I was an early adopter. But the big multitrack sessions. Were still, 24 track analog tape. Mixed down to, digital. And what they used to call A A D.. Which I have, AAD. Which can get confusing. I'm confused. It's a joke! I'm not really confused. I'm just a transgendered engineer. And when you're that way. You've got to be the very best at what you do. I am. I do. I can. But now I'm retired at 67. I'm pooped! But not really. I think I still have some hell raising left in me? Somebody left something in me? But thankfully it was removed. And I shall have no septic shock. By touching the wrong piece of equipment while standing in a puddle of water. So I take precautions. I use only a plastic applicator tip. On my microphones called a foam pop filter. And can also be used with birth control. With some, spermicidal, jelly. Heated butter can also be used. But it gets a little messy. And all over the microphone. You're about ready for a garage rock band. I'm sorry I didn't mean to insult you. RemyRAD
You Should Check Out A Bass Player From The UK His Name Is Andy Fraser, And The Song You Should Play Is "Every Kind Of People" A Song That He Wrote and Robert Palmer Had The Hit. "Sneekin Sally Through The Alley" Is Another Bass Part You Should Check Out.
My 2 favorite bass lines are: Summer Madness & Ladies’ Night. In fact, Summer Madness is the forerunner of the songs: A Love Of Your Own by the Average White Band, Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now, Ladies’ Night, 2 versions of Heartbeat, and the rap version of Summer Madness. And the song Ladies’ Night is in C minor, not C sharp minor.
You look like you're really enjoying yourself Julia. How about The Commodores one day? Starting with "Brick House". Or The Isley Brothers, with their understated basslines.
Hi! What about Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar bass line? I still don't know if was by my teen age (I was 13 when I've heard it for the first time...) or those bass lines are really fantastic... or both! Greetings from Brasil!
Man sieht ganz genau, wie sehr Du die Musik liebst, fühlst und mit Ihr mitgehst !!! Sehr geil ... eine Bassistin mit Leidenschaft !!!
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Are you considering making a video about Bernard Edwards Basslines?
Unfortunately we can't make a Chic - Bernard Edwards episode on youtube because of copyright reasons. But you can watch it on instagram 😊
instagram.com/tv/B96PmyWIyBB/?hl=de // Cheers, Julia
Bernard Edward was just one of the best Bass player in a generation
Kool jouera avec James après sur SOUL SYNDROME
Love your infectious enthusiasm, and fabulous talent. Could you please try some numbers by Jethro Tull
dankeschön für deinem bass mit awesome funk!!.
Celebrate good times Come on🤘🏽
I'm an old git, came up with rock but just got hooked by this stuff. Is that wrong?
Another great video! One of the 1st bass lines I ever learned was Hollywood Swingin. Simple but effective.
I love your funk.
You are such a killer bass player, I have watched a bunch of your vids and I think I am falling in love !
In the scenes, you titled the song "Get On On it"
Great video either way!
I am so hooked! Try 'Dujii' from '71....it's killer and I am certain you would smash it. Loving what you're doing 👍
Me encanta como haces que la música se disfrute y tenga una forma de placer compartido por escuchar esas rolas y más cuando se trata de una de la bandas más preferidas por mi, muchas gracias, y sigue así, me gusta ver como tocas estas canciones, gracias.
❤️❤️❤️
Nice to hear bass sounding like a bass should .
I dare you to play these songs sitting down. Don't think its possible to play them without moving.
Hell yeah!!
It's so funny seeing you trying to hold a bass line sorry my mistake it's so funny your glasses hair down trying to hold back bad kitty lol
I have a request/challenge for there a great bassist,His name is Stanley Clark.The song is “I WANT TO PlAY FOR YOU “…….I would love to see/hear/watch you play that
do earth wind n fire
Hah, I have that Thomann rug ^^
Which is the bass she's playing? A Fender?
OOps you did mention Jungle Boogie
Correct title of the song is « Get Down on it » not « get on on it »
I stumbled onto Julia by accident while searching for bass covers for my favorite music. She is the best of all of them! Great bassist, to the point explanations, and really gets you going! This is about Kool & the Gang (grew up with 'em and luv 'em) but like the EWF title, you are a "Shining Star" Keep it up!
You done it again girl,I know you can't be old enough to have grown up listening to this funk,but damm,you sure know how to rock them out,this is memory lane girl and I love it,oh the glasses,so cool but definitely chic,God bless you girl....
I love watching Julia, she is a great bassist, her love for music is infectious. I have learned a lot from her.
Plus I love how she starts grooving while playing. Far to many musicians just stand there.. as if their backs were up on the wall.
@@blastmanutz7798 She was selected by Thomann, one of the, if not the, largest music instrument sales in the world, to basically represent them in the area of basses.
And you are... Who exactly?
@@SomeReallyUniqueName This is a great bassist th-cam.com/users/shortspfO4mTd8Nsk?feature=share
@@blastmanutz7798 A pretty face goes a long way.
@@buckemptier Oh come on
This sunburst Fender Precision Bass is really beautiful! And Julia is great musician! Looking very good too!
Great stuff! By the way, you really should do Shalamar, they have the best bass lines IMO. Or maybe Chic...
Emmanuel B. - CHIC all the way. Bernard doesn't get the respect he deserves.
yes "Take that to The Bank" is amazing.
I believe that's Leon Sylvers on the bass for Shalamar.
Definitely do some Shalamar, they had some great songs
yes yes yes shalamar !!
Where’s Fresh The ultimate party song
Yeah, that one rocked alright. It's on my Spotify
I love how much fun she's having playing the bass line from jungle boogie
The meter says she is about 10 decibels louder than the previous song. Yeah, she was enjoying the trip. The era of Funk must be a bassist dream era.
I was like, "Aint it good to ya!". 🤤
Slices through Jungle Boogie with ease! Julia has de funk!! ❤️
My favorite Kool & The Gang bass line is from their smooth instrumental Sumner Madness. I'd love to see you do that one!
I was going to ask to see Summer Madness also. I have the original album. Light of the worlds
This is absolutely my favorite Kool & the Gang song too!
Summer Madness 👍
As a percussionist from the 70's and still jamming today at age 61, thank you, I wish we could recruit you as our bassist 😉, nice work 👍🎸🥁
"She's Fresh" is great bass
They are truly amazing live. Saw them in 2022. Also very nice people to meet. There discography for dance floor power is second to none. Lady’s Night is next level as well.
Julia makes me want to learn how to play bass.
This is a fantastic way to start my Friday morning, thank you. 😎❤👍
How about the bass line to "Open Sesame"? Or the slow jam, "Summer Madness"?
Yeah I was expecting Summer Madness
Absolutely love this episode. You show how the use of octaves in funk are so cool. Tausendmal Dank so viel von diesem Bass-Anfänger!
Summer Madness. It's steady and melodic, hypnotic. Then the keys take you there.
Ladies Nite still thumps
My favorites besides "Celebration" are: "Joanna", "Cherish", "Ladies Night", "Fresh", and "Funky Granny".
Would have rather liked to hear 'Cherish' than that bass trolling on nr. 5 (forgot the title of the song)!
That is one funky sista
Jungle Boogie, such a cool song. Love that Fender 75th Commemorative P-bass, I picked one up earlier this year.
Hi, have yours the same colour? The top part between the Pickups and the Bridge is more Brown than orange. I mean my copy
@@stefanherbst9980 Similar, I think they're all a little different. The Bourbon Burst is gorgeous in person. I wasn't a fan of the gold hardware until mI saw it in person, it works, beautiful bass that plays better than it looks.
Stunning P bass.. more anything using the Precission pls! & you have such smooth finesse. Thanks so much for putting this together for us.. stay safe.
"Celebration" was inspired by Prince's " I wanna be your lover. " Ronald Bell was backstage at a Rick James concert and heard Prince who was supporting James singing that song. Ronald altered what he was hearing by reversing the groove and slowing down the speed and came up with the main hook for Celebration.
Awesomeness
@@bigkeezo Isn't it tho? Isn't it tho.
I always thought they sounded similar. No way!!!
Great ones, had to grab my bass right away.
They're also killing it on "Fresh" 😎
Get down on it song from Something Special! No special something ! ..
I recently picked up the bass after playing guitar for many years. "Get Down On It" was a song I learned a few months ago and glad to see it made your list. I love that groove. Thanks for playing it.
I really hope Julia is thinking about a part 2. Songs like Funky Stuff, Love the Life you Live, Ladie's Night...
Really keep those glasses instead of contacts! Looks great :)
Awesome grooving as usual
You got the funk girl & the bass licks sound great. Love it when you start moving and grooving to the bass. Any chance of some tabs for these awesome songs?
Queen of Funk! 👍 Totally awesome playing and love the sound of your bass and rig. I’m favoring Jungle Boogie but all are feet-moving lines. Well done!
Let's just note that 'Kool' in Kool & The Gang is Robert 'Kool' Bell-the bass player.
"Hollywood Swinging" was the first bass line I ever played, I only learned that song to play in a HS talent show (to get girls) with my friends having never played the bass before. It's very simple and it gave me the determination to play the bass.
I learned Jungle Boogie and Higher Plane
I recently watched an interview with Chic's Nile Rodgers in which he claimed he got inspired by the beginning of Hollywood Swinging bass line when he wrote Chic's Good Times, you know, the 3 quarter notes on E. He said his cousin played with Kool and the Gang.
Well, don't keep us in suspense: Did it get you laid?
@@frankfrank7921, 40+ years ago, I can't remember. LOL!!
You played the bass for girls? 😢
That's never worked before....the guitarist, frontman and drummer get all the chicks.
We bassists go home with the groove though 🔥
You look bored with those basslines...lol...until you got to Jungle Boogie! I have always like KATG more before they went pop. You can even tell the difference between funky basslines from the JT era to the Second best Band in the land next to the JB's (James Brown told them that..lol)
Simple, yet catchy and funky bass lines that go so well with the songs.
Big mistake to listen to this on a late Sunday evening.
I am in a party mode now 🎊
If any one knows how to play find breeze and soul please help mwe figure out! one of the best Kool and the gang early songs
All the songs are awesome, if you'd please how about Heatwave.
Julia is awesome. Seems like shes playing all my fav stuff!
Great job! Please do a Con Funk Shun video!
Julia would u do a lesson on Billy oceans Caribbean Queen🙏 please
I like her bass-faces. You can tell when she's into the groove and it's beautiful.
Julia is absolutely gorgeous. I love it all the more because she's unassuming and natural.
Celebration always makes me want to watch Yogi's Treasure Hunt. XD
Eyy Julia, i love u
Love the new backdrop! She is a tremendously talented and beautiful musician! Thanks for doin’ and sharing!
You've opened up a new way to look at bass playing Julia. I play the guitar (moderately) and therefor always listened more to that. But after watching a couple of videos, I don't think I an ignore this instrument anymore. You sound like a great and skilled player and your love for playing is very infectious! Thnx ❤
Nice video!!! I really enjoyed!! You're pretty skilled on bass!!
You're good looking, beautiful...
Salute from BRAZIL!!!
I need to learn that funky right hand technic, so I can groove like this. Then, all I'll have to do is learn the left hand technic, and bang, I'll nail it.
Hey Julia, i have the same P-Bass as shown in your great Video. But my copy is not so blond/ orange coloured. 75th anniversary.
I found Julia by accident on the net. Fantastic!!
I don't play bass but I listen to you for hours. Excellent bass player, charismatic, very good musical selection and explanations. Eduardo by Brazil
The best ever song by K&tG : "Fresh" !!!! Great bassline.
I had to listen to "lean back and enjoy the funk" several times. I'm still not sure. :D
I did a double take as well, especially since she had a little glimmer in her eye haha
Julia always has exquisite tone and technique..a true inspiration for us bass players
Tower of Power next? (You did one song before.)
Julia, that`s great video. Same goes for Bootsy, LouisJohnson, Larry Graham....Hope we`ll see Mark Adams in future. His bass sound in Slave, the funk band was super heavy, funky and innovative!
Very Kool!!! :-). Love your new glasses!
Ya Bass is a bit sharp for Get Down I think
i love you. you're really the best. Your right hand is so precise it could be used instead of metronome
As for ask. Tower of Power. Pls!!!!
Super! Friday! Salubration times come on! :-) Bass Goddiess!
She’s FRESHH!! - has so many sweet subtle variations & fills
Thanks Julia, in this top 5 I especially liked 'Jungle Boogie' and 'Let the Music Take Your Mind'. I would have loved a 'Who's Gonna Take the Weight' or 'Open Sesame', but with a repertoire of over 50 years, there's so much to choose from. Next up, a Jamiroquai and/or Brand New Heavies top 5?
Jamoroquai...and The Brand New Heavies, im suprised you have not asked for the James Taylor Quartet too! Jq & TBNH are awesome bands
I know you can only fit so many in, but "Hollywood Swinging" is an iconic line, and I'd also add "Ladies Night".
I was just about it suggest Hollywood Swinging. That whole song was basically bassline driven.
I covered Celebration in early 1993. I was on keys with that particular band.
Diana Ross: Upside Down, I'm Coming Out, Why do fools fall in love, Love Hangover, and many more, have amazing basslines.
Julia, You should do the top 5 bass lines done by Chic. You'll have fun playing Bernard Edwards riffs.
Jungle boogie and let the music take your mind had one nasty bass line, enjoying your videos
Hollywood Swinging
Hello, many thanks for your response, i am a musician composer and exactly know what your doing , excellent stuff, since you are digging the gold mines , must dig LEVEL 42, you know what it is and yes as you say STEELY DAN , Any pick from past or AJA album would do the job....and what about Chris squire bass lines from YES? everything should not be necessarily funk...endless line of great bassists, but would love to hear from you and what you do next........cheers
Level 42 started my bass obsession as a kid in the 80’s!
But what about "Open Sesame"? My absolute favourite song of them.
Charmy Video 😀
NOTHING LIKE A PRETTY LADY PLAYING BASS
Does being "pretty" effect her playing?
@@timschneider8513 no, but it increases for sure the number of male viewers that don't care about the bass instrument. 😆
O YEA
@@sonoio8382 have you ever told Scott from Scotts Bass lesson that he is a great bass player and a hottie?
@@timschneider8513 Well... Even with great fantasy I'd not define him as hottie. But also I'd not define anyone as hottie. But I remember e.g. of another girl youtuber making average videos of physics. You can simply skip them because there are much better channels to watch. But... well, the girl (Polynerdeia if I remember the correct spell) was really nice and in a few months she grow really a lot, but for sure not for the quality of the lessons in my opinion. Not bad, but just average. You cannot justify such succes with just the content. But her style to speak and making the videos lead to success. Now she is not publishing videos anymore. Not sure if she moved to instagram, but this was just to say that when a beautiful girl do something, a lot of teenagers and joung adults follow her just for other reasons.
Do I think that this is a good thing? Absolutely not! But it is a fact. If Leland Sklar has less followers than Julia Hoffer there should be a reason that goes beyond the ability to play bass and to tell the stories about them. And I bet that it is because of the beard.
So said, I like to watch videos of both. I find bass videos very relaxing and... I'm not a bass player, just a wannabe church organist, and I like the funky '70s repertoire proposed by Julia.
Okay-okay, Julia. You absolutely love. The same folks I do. And…
If it's not Earth Wind & Fire. Engineered by, George Massenburg (originally).
Then it's, KOOL & the Gang. Engineered by Bob Clearmountain at Media Sound Studios, NYC. Where I also worked. For about a year. Along with Bob. Though I really didn't work with him. I was a studio maintenance guy there. As they had, 4 control rooms and 4 studios. The big studio was the, former church sanctuary. Of the W. 57th St., Baptist Church, NYC. And Bob was brand-new. When they put him in on those sessions. And he did pretty good. For a beginner. Would you say? It's freaking fantastic! And I got to tweak up the tape recorders and fix the audio console. And be witnessing history. In the making and production thereof.
I just love Bob's engineering. He is one of the world greats. And such a nice humble guy. Because he knows. He recorded and mixed. All of our favorite hit songs and bands. From the sublime to the ridiculous. From disco to Tears for Fears. From EW & F to, Bruce Springsteen! Simple Minds. Hundreds of different acts! And he's not done yet. But I think whom I consider, the world's most prolific engineer. And beyond outstanding. There's a talent like his but once a generation. He was just a bass guitar player he says. In a not terribly good band. Yeah right.
And of course. People like him and George. Recorded and mixed in, 100%, analog tape. When Bob told me. He never much cared for the sound of, analog tape. And was so happy. When we got, digital. I never quite minded the, degradation. That analog tape, caused me. And it caused me, some. But still… I personally started recording in digital. Nearly 40 years ago in 1983. I was an early adopter. But the big multitrack sessions. Were still, 24 track analog tape. Mixed down to, digital. And what they used to call A A D.. Which I have, AAD. Which can get confusing. I'm confused. It's a joke! I'm not really confused. I'm just a transgendered engineer. And when you're that way. You've got to be the very best at what you do. I am. I do. I can. But now I'm retired at 67. I'm pooped! But not really. I think I still have some hell raising left in me? Somebody left something in me? But thankfully it was removed. And I shall have no septic shock. By touching the wrong piece of equipment while standing in a puddle of water. So I take precautions. I use only a plastic applicator tip. On my microphones called a foam pop filter. And can also be used with birth control. With some, spermicidal, jelly. Heated butter can also be used. But it gets a little messy. And all over the microphone.
You're about ready for a garage rock band. I'm sorry I didn't mean to insult you.
RemyRAD
Excellent ☮️
You Should Check Out A Bass Player From The UK His Name Is Andy Fraser, And The Song You Should Play Is "Every Kind Of People" A Song That He Wrote and Robert Palmer Had The Hit. "Sneekin Sally Through The Alley" Is Another Bass Part You Should Check Out.
One of the best bass licks I have ever heard was toward the end of Kool & The Gang's masterpiece called "Fresh". Check it out.
My 2 favorite bass lines are: Summer Madness & Ladies’ Night. In fact, Summer Madness is the forerunner of the songs: A Love Of Your Own by the Average White Band, Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now, Ladies’ Night, 2 versions of Heartbeat, and the rap version of Summer Madness. And the song Ladies’ Night is in C minor, not C sharp minor.
You look like you're really enjoying yourself Julia. How about The Commodores one day? Starting with "Brick House". Or The Isley Brothers, with their understated basslines.
Hi! What about Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar bass line? I still don't know if was by my teen age (I was 13 when I've heard it for the first time...) or those bass lines are really fantastic... or both!
Greetings from Brasil!