Funkadelic / Eddie Hazel - From the Bottom of My Soul (instrumental mix) 1977
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Funkadelic fans know and love Eddie's masterpiece Maggot Brain but here is another, similarly soulful piece he composed 6 years later during the sessions for his P Funk solo album Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs. I remixed the vocals out of this version. I think it works better as an instrumental like Maggot Brain.
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Damn Eddie had something else
This song would make my cry when I'd listen to it on acid. Just incredible.
WOW! You mean that this never made it to the Dames album? Man....Is that buddy on drums? What about personnel please?
There are a number of drummers that could've played on this according to the session notes. This was likely Tiki Fulwood if I had to guess by the style, but then Jerome Brailey and even Bootsy are listed as drummers on Games as well!
thank you man! Tiki was incredible! This album seemed like it had fewer songs on it back in the 80s when I first bought it from rollins records san francisco....it was a promo copy. This album deserves to be in the rock and roll hall of fame! bootsy on drums WOW! Never ever got radio play at least out here in the bay.@@LPerezDancer
@@waynefoote3781 Yeah, the California Dreaming cover could have been cut for either Juicy Fingers or From The Bottom Of My Soul AFAIC. I love the album though; especially that Beatles cover and So Goes The Story. Eddie shreds like Hendrix on those 2 songs!
Just an incredible body of work I played drums to the entire album practicing at home back in the day to keep my chops up! thanks for the info man!
Pretty sure it's Buddy Miles, from what I remember. I'll have to try to dig it up though. He definitely worked with Buddy at this time.