@@thejamnasium6447 she is a cool player but nothing to do with giants like Sklar,King, Mulot and more Pascal Mulot is a giant like Mike Rutherford and Sklar the others make some tuto :)
michael bass it sure is. When I was in my 20’s, I was still in that overhyped, overplaying, full of energy mode from playing covers of fusion & hard rock. My mentor suggested I audition for some country gigs. Wow, I learned real quick what I was doing and how to appreciate simplicity. I ended up playing a few gigs and it inspired me to rethink my whole approach to the bass.
And yet, after a career spanning over 50 years, Leland is still working, still touring, and still sought after by musical giants. Not bad for a "basic" dude.
I like literally every bassline from Leeland Sklar. His playing contains the most unexited and cool, band serving, musical lines that bring the parts of a piece together. He sure is the bassplayers bassman. Every player of and style is able to learn something from Lee.
I'm 71, and only was familiar (obsessed) with the Spectrum album among all his work, and thanks to a random fan comment on social media, I'm happy to finally become familiar with Leland Sklar's entire career and to appreciate so much of the music he has made and continues to make. Thanks for this nice companion to his own videos, and props to your talent and enthusiastic energy.
My favourite Leland Sklar performance is the already mentioned "Falling in between" with Toto. The first time I heard it I thought: "Wow, they can do that??? It's nearly Jazz- and still sounding like Toto". An incredible album, I totally agree.
So right you are! Incredible album from start to finish. To play with Toto is to be considered one of the best. A great honor for both the band and Lee.
We've met him at the NAMM show in Anaheim. First time I had a picture taken with him. The following year, I brought the 8x10 for him to sign. He said "take a picture of me signing the picture". He even took our camera and said he wanted to take a picture of us (without him). Funny guy and very friendly. Love his work. Julia- love all your videos!!
I love Lee Sklar on "Your smiling face" by James Taylor and his playing on "Sarah Smile" and "Rich Girl" by Hall and Oates and of course "The theme from Hill Street Blues"
As a young man i was addicted to the Video Version of "Seriously Live" from the magnificent Waldbühne in Berlin. To this day, it is one of the Best live Perfomances i ever saw. A top group of individual perfomers, who came together and being something so much bigger, then just the sum of their greatness. Everybody gets his spotlight. Nobody seems to be just in there for the money. I love the Chemestry!
Beautifully played Julia, thoroughly enjoyed your video, and to get such a compliment from Leland Sklar himself, is stunning. Take care & stay safe 🇿🇦.
Leyland's discography is soo impressive. He always brings something special. He fabulously incorporates soul, heart, swing, and groove along with experience and schooling. Also seems like a helluva nice guy.
Hey Julia ...Lee Sklar ... The WIZARD ❗️Lee has added so very many legendary basslines to songs ! Doctor My Eyes is one that always attracts attention ❤️😎Cheers, Julia . BASS ON !!
I'm a keyboard player, but i can transcribe so well listening to your bass lines. This version of Rosanna was especially difficult for me, but you have very clear and grooving playing in which i really admire
I love that he is getting some notoriety for his countless contributions to music. I had no idea as a young child, but something resonated with me and his playing, without me even knowing who the players were. So many of the songs he played on are songs I love. When I discovered the common denominator, I was floored. All this attention on guitarists and singers, and here is this monster of a musician making it all come together. One of a kind.
Lady, You are awesome!! I found your name on somebody's comment at Leland's dogs singing video this morning. I loved your homage to Leland Sklar bass music. Beautifully done. Thank you and you got yourself a new subscriber.
First of all, Julia, just a beautiful job on presenting this. I subscribed immediately I was lucky enough to meet Leland Sklar outside of a Lyle Lovett concert he was playing and I was able to tell him that I became a bass player because of him. His bass line in James Taylor's "you've got a friend" spoke to me immediately. It is magical. We had a wonderful conversation regarding that! He's a fabulous bass player and an even better person. Thank you again.
I can't help sing the baseline with that song, as good as the vocals are... I turned it up in the car and demanded my husband appreciate the bass work, lol!
Guitar players absolutely amaze me. I've been playing drums since 1964 and when rehearsing/performing I'll focus in on either bassist or six string guy and see if I can understand how playing guitar is done, I can't imagine how those ten fingers know what to do. It's all very abstract to me...never could make sense of what the logic is that accounts for the many variations and configurations that make one a guitarist. When I brought this up during our warming up minutes some time back, my guitarist said that he and the bassist couldn't figure out how drummers can do what they do when having to work all four limb, each doing a different thing in different time. I guess we are all hardwired as kids to survey the instrument world and rather quickly, one stands out and yells, "Hey, it's me...you were born to play me, me, me!" There must be something to this because the first time I sat at a kit, I just started playing a typical high-hat, snare 4/4 groove based upon what I saw Ringo playing on Ed Sullivan while kicking the bass out of pure instinct because I did not consciously know what I was doing. I thought, well this is it and drums will sure be a far better enterprise than taking years of piano or violin lessons and still sounding like a putz. By the way, young lady, you own the bass
Fantastic! I think Lee is one of the best “feel” bassists around. Plays mid to low neck, compliments the guitarist with root and fifth notes, nice syncopation and then, BANG, whips out a lick that I could only dream of playing! I definitely get a Motown feel to some of his lines. A true great.
How Sweet It Is, Red Baron, and Your Smiling Face are some of my favorite Leland Sklar bass lines. Speaking of your smiling face, always enjoy your infectious smile and tasty grooves! Another excellent video! Stay groovy lil sister! :D
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses Julia have you ever heard Fanfarrabias? I started checking them out a couple days ago. It is Sebastian from Cover Solutions on bass. The rhythm section and horns are amazing!!! Very funky and such tasty bass lines! :)
That's a killer arrangement on Rosanna. And the bass line just hovers over those changes so gracefully. Pure genius... and you captured it beautifully! Kudos.
Love your enthusiasm and you can play! Mr. Sklar is one of my favorite bass players. The man has played with EVERYONE! My favorite is his work with James Taylor and Lyle Lovett. He speaks glowingly of Lyle and his Large band (which is an impressive set of musicians)
Leland is the man! such a great bass player. Rosanna is always up there on my list but I can't compile a Leland list without "Doctor my Eyes". Love these lists you do Julia!
Julia is a Goddess, Incredible musician and So happy when she plays. A lot of us musicians forget to be happy when we play and instead make it a job or a challenge and forget that it's supposed to be fun. I would give so much to have a jam with her.
KEEP this young lady on your channel! Love watching her as she showcases some of the BEST bass players including herself. Always enjoy seeing who she’s going to feature in her segments.
Inside Out/Phil C.from 1990 features Leland killing it towards the middle. At times, it appears like he’s using 3 fingers, as he magically unleashes in a fury
Ohhh, I SO agree w/you on Toto's Falling In Between album! I'd say that about 99% of the cds I own are live concerts and when I ordered that album, I can honestly say thats the one album where i've enjoyed that entire album - maaaaybe w/one song where im like '..eh'. Leland kicks booty on that album, in particular the mini solo nearing the end of "Pamela". And I really, really love the smoothness of your playing too!
Stoked to see someone talk about Leland!! Underrated...met him a few times. Told him we adore his music ... said: “gon keep goin till I get it right.” That’s the outlook, isn’t it??
@@UnderTheRugMusic Ask ten people if they know -- and then you can name 1000 songs they _will_ know -- all with Leland Sklar on bass! And in the music industry he is an icon and surely not underrated...
Nice video, Julia! And well played! :D One of my Leland Sklar favourite bass lines is "Find a way to my heart" from Phil Collins' "...But Seriously" album. Another is the live version of Collins' "You'll be in my heart". Beautiful playing!
Julia, ,, I watched Leland Sklar,s you tube channel all during the isolation time our world had to endure, I believe this guy is probably the kindest human being on this planet, his talents are impeccable, and his experiences we all want to hear more of, ??? Julia, you are amazing also, and when Leland says hello, that means you are doing something; oh so very well,.;;;;;; I love all your videos as i am learning to play this cool but intimidating instrument, and , that interview with Victor Wooten blew me away, i have spent days watching most all of his YT videos, and referring back to your videos, trying to learn about this instrument, i really enjoy your videos and it is so cool how you share your info and perceptions and knowledge with all of us, thank you, I always look to see your new videos,...
Leland Sklar inspired me as guitar player to even pick up a bass. I have always been a James Taylor fan and when I heard "Your Smilin' Face" I said I want to play that bass line ! Thank you for sharing your gift with us !!!
The Spectrum sessions were all amzing. But the Phil Collins stuff is what resonates with me the most. Against All Odds is my favorite Phil song. But Something Happened On the Way to Heaven and Sussudio are probably my favorite lines. But the stuff he did with Wolfgang (the band he was in when he met J.T.) and his current band The Immediate Family are amazing as well!
I’d really enjoy seeing & hearing you demonstrate Mr. Sklar’s bass lines on Jackson Browne’s 1977 song “Running On Empty”. It’s not particularly complex, but it’s the kind of baseline that both drives and holds the song together. BTW, the photo of the ceramic pineapple sitting on the amp head, is that your mojo charm Julia?😉
Julia, you brought the pineapple! 🍍 And thanks for teaching me something new. I knew the bass line from Stratus only from Massive Attack’s “Safe from Harm”
I believe you missed on one of his best performances, his work with James Taylor and John David Souther on " Her Town Too ". If you haven't, give it a listen.
I've been a fan of Lee's since about 1971 when I got my first 2 James Taylor albums (Sweet Baby James and Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon. ), but when In the pocket came out, Mexico in particular, I learned to listen to James' music focusing on Lee's bass part. it was always complimentary, supporting the rune, but would often be a counter melody, perfectly mixed, and often on a path of its own. Almost comical at times seeing James sing a very mellow tune, but at times Lee ripping off some otherwise almost unnoticeable riffs.
James Taylor, "Only a Dream in Rio." The bass is absolutely sublime. It makes the song and gives it both the Samba feel and a harmonic complexity that's missing from other live performances by other bass players. Lee put his stamp on the original recording and it is one of his finest performances.
Thank you for such a wonderful job. You play beautifully.
You too ❤
So, Julia got approval from both Nathan East and Lee Sklar. Who's next? 8-)
I was scrolling the comments hoping for a word from the man himself!
@@thejamnasium6447 she is a cool player but nothing to do with giants like Sklar,King, Mulot and more
Pascal Mulot is a giant like Mike Rutherford and Sklar
the others make some tuto :)
You are amazing as a human and musician
Such a bassist class act Leland is. So melodic and never overplaying. A true player.
SUCH a hard feat to do. To be melodic and not overplay.
michael bass it sure is. When I was in my 20’s, I was still in that overhyped, overplaying, full of energy mode from playing covers of fusion & hard rock. My mentor suggested I audition for some country gigs. Wow, I learned real quick what I was doing and how to appreciate simplicity. I ended up playing a few gigs and it inspired me to rethink my whole approach to the bass.
@Michele Zeus. I find Lelan pretty basic player. Nothing fancy about his playing. No into slapping or funk
Just all right. .
@@joesmith34 Whoosh, as the kids say.
And yet, after a career spanning over 50 years, Leland is still working, still touring, and still sought after by musical giants. Not bad for a "basic" dude.
I like literally every bassline from Leeland Sklar. His playing contains the most unexited and cool, band serving, musical lines that bring the parts of a piece together.
He sure is the bassplayers bassman. Every player of and style is able to learn something from Lee.
I'm 71, and only was familiar (obsessed) with the Spectrum album among all his work, and thanks to a random fan comment on social media, I'm happy to finally become familiar with Leland Sklar's entire career and to appreciate so much of the music he has made and continues to make. Thanks for this nice companion to his own videos, and props to your talent and enthusiastic energy.
My favourite Leland Sklar performance is the already mentioned "Falling in between" with Toto. The first time I heard it I thought: "Wow, they can do that??? It's nearly Jazz- and still sounding like Toto". An incredible album, I totally agree.
So right you are! Incredible album from start to finish. To play with Toto is to be considered one of the best. A great honor for both the band and Lee.
Leland Sklar is a good man and a great bassist. Would love to meet him one day.
Great playing Julia, also great taste. Wonderful video!
Thank you Marvin! // Cheers, Julia
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses he is a good cat but alone with his dogs :(
I met him! At a session in Nashville! Lacy J Dalton. He’s on another level and a great guy
I met him on the Rock Legends Cruise last year. What a nice guy! 💕
We've met him at the NAMM show in Anaheim. First time I had a picture taken with him. The following year, I brought the 8x10 for him to sign. He said "take a picture of me signing the picture". He even took our camera and said he wanted to take a picture of us (without him). Funny guy and very friendly. Love his work. Julia- love all your videos!!
She understands very well what is the bass all about. Thank you, Julia.
So beautiful. Not just her youth, not just her playing, not just her knowledge, not just her musicality. Good stuff, thanks 🙏🏻💐
That bass line from Billy Cobham's Spectrum has always been a personal favorite of mine.
SHEEEET!!!
Peter That's The One.
It's Like 🏃♀️ Running Around A Track At None Stop Steady Pace!
Sampled in Massive Attack's Safe from Harm😍
I love Lee Sklar on "Your smiling face" by James Taylor and his playing on "Sarah Smile" and "Rich Girl" by Hall and Oates and of course "The theme from Hill Street Blues"
Hey, thank you for your suggestion! :) // Cheers, Julia
my favs too
@@legolwa On Your smiling face he did an amazing job. And the live version on youtube is even better. :)
@ianh There are a lot of great bands out there. You just have to find them ;) Tame Impala, Lemon Twigs, Parcels...just to name a few.
Thomann's Guitars & Basses do them all!
Really love how you play Lees bass lines! My favourite is Rosanna, I saw him playing this live and it was an amazing moment for me.
As a young man i was addicted to the Video Version of "Seriously Live" from the magnificent Waldbühne in Berlin.
To this day, it is one of the Best live Perfomances i ever saw.
A top group of individual perfomers, who came together and being something so much bigger, then just the sum of their greatness.
Everybody gets his spotlight. Nobody seems to be just in there for the money. I love the Chemestry!
Here is a display of masterful playing. The touch, tone, meter, space between notes… wonderful. This woman just might be my dream bassist.
"In the air tonight" has an incredible bass line too.
Beautifully played Julia, thoroughly enjoyed your video, and to get such a compliment from Leland Sklar himself, is stunning. Take care & stay safe 🇿🇦.
Leyland's discography is soo impressive. He always brings something special. He fabulously incorporates soul, heart, swing, and groove along with experience and schooling. Also seems like a helluva nice guy.
A sure sign of a good bassline is a spontaneous smile on the bass players face.
Thanks for dropping by at the LEWITT headquarters, Julia!
I’m a huge fan of Leland Sklar. and you’ve really captured his style.
You’ve got a new fan! Kudos! 💕
Boy, That ToTo Rosanna cut was flat out beautiful!!!! WOW!
Hey Julia ...Lee Sklar ... The WIZARD ❗️Lee has added so very many legendary basslines to songs !
Doctor My Eyes is one that always attracts attention ❤️😎Cheers, Julia . BASS ON !!
Such a pleasure to see Leland Sklar videos. Thanks Julia to share with us your favorite Leland basslines
I'm a keyboard player, but i can transcribe so well listening to your bass lines. This version of Rosanna was especially difficult for me, but you have very clear and grooving playing in which i really admire
You channel Mr. Sklar beautifully. He is my all time favorite bass player and you do him justice with your playing.
My fave Leland bass part is from Phil Keaggy's "Take Me Closer." The bass line chases the drum fills -simply awesome!
Great job. I’ve been watching Leland’s channel since the pandemic. So great.
Great choice of songs Julia, and you played them so well. Thank you!
I love that he is getting some notoriety for his countless contributions to music. I had no idea as a young child, but something resonated with me and his playing, without me even knowing who the players were. So many of the songs he played on are songs I love. When I discovered the common denominator, I was floored. All this attention on guitarists and singers, and here is this monster of a musician making it all come together. One of a kind.
yes, me, too. Hard to imagine how many songs of my early years grounded in his bass notes.
Lady, You are awesome!! I found your name on somebody's comment at Leland's dogs singing video this morning. I loved your homage to Leland Sklar bass music. Beautifully done. Thank you and you got yourself a new subscriber.
First of all, Julia, just a beautiful job on presenting this. I subscribed immediately I was lucky enough to meet Leland Sklar outside of a Lyle Lovett concert he was playing and I was able to tell him that I became a bass player because of him. His bass line in James Taylor's "you've got a friend" spoke to me immediately. It is magical. We had a wonderful conversation regarding that! He's a fabulous bass player and an even better person. Thank you again.
I just love Leland's version of "Something happened on the way to heaven" on Phil Collins "Serious hits live"
I can't help sing the baseline with that song, as good as the vocals are... I turned it up in the car and demanded my husband appreciate the bass work, lol!
Guitar players absolutely amaze me. I've been playing drums since 1964 and when rehearsing/performing I'll focus in on either bassist or six string guy and see if I can understand how playing guitar is done, I can't imagine how those ten fingers know what to do. It's all very abstract to me...never could make sense of what the logic is that accounts for the many variations and configurations that make one a guitarist. When I brought this up during our warming up minutes some time back, my guitarist said that he and the bassist couldn't figure out how drummers can do what they do when having to work all four limb, each doing a different thing in different time. I guess we are all hardwired as kids to survey the instrument world and rather quickly, one stands out and yells, "Hey, it's me...you were born to play me, me, me!" There must be something to this because the first time I sat at a kit, I just started playing a typical high-hat, snare 4/4 groove based upon what I saw Ringo playing on Ed Sullivan while kicking the bass out of pure instinct because I did not consciously know what I was doing. I thought, well this is it and drums will sure be a far better enterprise than taking years of piano or violin lessons and still sounding like a putz. By the way, young lady, you own the bass
Thank You very much for that Walkthrough, Julia ...💓
/BTW: Lee Sklars YT Presence is one of my favorites every Day...highly recommended ❣️
Fantastic! I think Lee is one of the best “feel” bassists around. Plays mid to low neck, compliments the guitarist with root and fifth notes, nice syncopation and then, BANG, whips out a lick that I could only dream of playing! I definitely get a Motown feel to some of his lines. A true great.
Julia, once again you killed it! Thank you so much for covering one of my all-time favorite bassists!
6:59 , Chord progression priceless faces.... love this woman.
How Sweet It Is, Red Baron, and Your Smiling Face are some of my favorite Leland Sklar bass lines. Speaking of your smiling face, always enjoy your infectious smile and tasty grooves! Another excellent video! Stay groovy lil sister! :D
Thanks a lot! // Cheers, Julia
@@ThomannsGuitarsBasses Julia have you ever heard Fanfarrabias? I started checking them out a couple days ago. It is Sebastian from Cover Solutions on bass. The rhythm section and horns are amazing!!! Very funky and such tasty bass lines! :)
Thank you! AND The Man has spoken Leland Legend!! Awesome job & playing great tribute. Thank you for your video & thank you Leland! The Gold Standard!
That's a killer arrangement on Rosanna. And the bass line just hovers over those changes so gracefully. Pure genius... and you captured it beautifully! Kudos.
Love your enthusiasm and you can play! Mr. Sklar is one of my favorite bass players. The man has played with EVERYONE! My favorite is his work with James Taylor and Lyle Lovett. He speaks glowingly of Lyle and his Large band (which is an impressive set of musicians)
Ahhh the sound of that Sandberg... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Leland is the man! such a great bass player. Rosanna is always up there on my list but I can't compile a Leland list without "Doctor my Eyes". Love these lists you do Julia!
Leland is a legend!
My Favorite hands down is "In the air tonight" as a percussionist of course I have my own reasons ! You are awesome. 🎸🥁🙏
Love Leland, and love this vid, Thanks Julia
Love the way you feel the rythem of the bass its inspiring
A girl in Vienna playing old bass parts from an American bass legend. Music - the universal language. Julia, you are great.
A German girl!
Love this video! Lee is one of my all time favorites and you played a wonderful, masterful tribute, Julia!
Julia is a Goddess, Incredible musician and So happy when she plays. A lot of us musicians forget to be happy when we play and instead make it a job or a challenge and forget that it's supposed to be fun. I would give so much to have a jam with her.
Great job Julia. I heard about you from Leland's videos. You do a nice job playing these.
Thanks a lot Jim! // Cheers, Julia
KEEP this young lady on your channel! Love watching her as she showcases some of the BEST bass players including herself. Always enjoy seeing who she’s going to feature in her segments.
The Bach redolent bass line from Warren Zevon’s “Accidently Like a Martyr” has always been one of my favorites
I really LOVE his bass lines, especially on James Taylor songs where I first heard him play, during those days of course.
Congrats Julia , each time better and better 👏🎵
You did an awesome job of highlighting Mr. Leland Sklar !!! Two of of such great songs in colours and king of the world. Really great bass lines !!!
Julia is amazing!
phil collins one more night is one of my favorites
Well done Julia! My favorite Lee Sklar bass line is Jealous Man by the Barefoot Servants. Well and Birmingham by Amanda Marshall. Too many to name.
Your wonderful smile almost detracts from your sensitive playing. Thank you for your informative Videos 🇬🇧🙏👀🇬🇧
Inside Out/Phil C.from 1990 features Leland killing it towards the middle. At times, it appears like he’s using 3 fingers, as he magically unleashes in a fury
Ohhh, I SO agree w/you on Toto's Falling In Between album! I'd say that about 99% of the cds I own are live concerts and when I ordered that album, I can honestly say thats the one album where i've enjoyed that entire album - maaaaybe w/one song where im like '..eh'. Leland kicks booty on that album, in particular the mini solo nearing the end of "Pamela". And I really, really love the smoothness of your playing too!
Stoked to see someone talk about Leland!! Underrated...met him a few times. Told him we adore his music ... said: “gon keep goin till I get it right.” That’s the outlook, isn’t it??
ianh lol. Ask ten people on the street who leland sklar is
@@UnderTheRugMusic Ask ten people if they know -- and then you can name 1000 songs they _will_ know -- all with Leland Sklar on bass! And in the music industry he is an icon and surely not underrated...
@@nickgoogle4525 you don’t say
@@UnderTheRugMusic Na, you're right. Maybe that was overestimated and there are only 999 songs they will know ;-)
@@nickgoogle4525 hey nick, you’re preaching to the choir but I’m glad I’m in good company
Leland Sklar is an absolute beast!
Nice video, Julia! And well played! :D
One of my Leland Sklar favourite bass lines is "Find a way to my heart" from Phil Collins' "...But Seriously" album.
Another is the live version of Collins' "You'll be in my heart".
Beautiful playing!
Leland is one of my favorite bass players and human beings! Great covers on your part!
A true Legend !! (and an all round cool guy) Jamming along.
Great job. I was going to send this to Leland but he and you are both a year ahead of me. Nice playing and great choices! Thanks
Hi, I love Leland's playing in "Stab in the back" with Steve Lukather. And congratulations on your youtube channel. Greetings from Brazil
Julia, ,, I watched Leland Sklar,s you tube channel all during the isolation time our world had to endure, I believe this guy is probably the kindest human being on this planet, his talents are impeccable, and his experiences we all want to hear more of, ??? Julia, you are amazing also, and when Leland says hello, that means you are doing something; oh so very well,.;;;;;; I love all your videos as i am learning to play this cool but intimidating instrument, and , that interview with Victor Wooten blew me away, i have spent days watching most all of his YT videos, and referring back to your videos, trying to learn about this instrument, i really enjoy your videos and it is so cool how you share your info and perceptions and knowledge with all of us, thank you, I always look to see your new videos,...
Good choices, and fabulous playing :-)
Leland Sklar inspired me as guitar player to even pick up a bass. I have always been a James Taylor fan and when I heard "Your Smilin' Face" I said I want to play that bass line ! Thank you for sharing your gift with us !!!
Julia is so friggin' cool!
The passion, skill and enjoyment just oozes out of you. A pleasure to watch!
I can tell that she's been practicing. Marvelous!
The Spectrum sessions were all amzing. But the Phil Collins stuff is what resonates with me the most. Against All Odds is my favorite Phil song. But Something Happened On the Way to Heaven and Sussudio are probably my favorite lines. But the stuff he did with Wolfgang (the band he was in when he met J.T.) and his current band The Immediate Family are amazing as well!
My favorite is from James Taylor’s “Your Smiling Face”..
Fantastic basslines, from a monster musician, beautifully played. Congrats.
I’d really enjoy seeing & hearing you demonstrate Mr. Sklar’s bass lines on Jackson Browne’s 1977 song “Running On Empty”. It’s not particularly complex, but it’s the kind of baseline that both drives and holds the song together.
BTW, the photo of the ceramic pineapple sitting on the amp head, is that your mojo charm Julia?😉
Not sure this my favorite, but Dr My Eyes was the first song that came to mind. Pure Rock and Roll bass
Wait his tone isn’t from the Big beard???
What about one on Rick Danko?
🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿🤘🏻
Oh yeah Ricky I understand who do you love. Danko is so under rated as much as Levon as players
Poo Ninja Leland's "Big beard" may not provide his tone, but it does provide a home to a family of squirrels.
Lovely music indeed but most amusing is this pineapple that shows all the time around!!!
Under the fallen sky Jackson Brown. Check it out. One of my favorites.
I just want to say; Thank Goodness not ANOTHER Dr My Eyes.
👌✌👍
Very great presentation Julia, as always ! Thank you for your joy and you smile. Long live to bass ! ;-)
Julia, you brought the pineapple! 🍍
And thanks for teaching me something new. I knew the bass line from Stratus only from Massive Attack’s “Safe from Harm”
You are welcome! 🍍 // Cheers, Julia
Julia did well giving us the snippet. Leland played it for seven minutes.
What's up with the pineapple? So many music youtubers have pineapples on screen - is this an ongoing inside joke or something?
Behind the Lines, from the No Ticket Required tour. Sublime.
The tone on that sanderg is beautiful!
that sanderg is beautiful!
That Rosanna rendition is cool as hell. Smooth...
I believe you missed on one of his best performances, his work with James Taylor and John David Souther on " Her Town Too ". If you haven't, give it a listen.
Wish I could give this comment more than 1 thumb up.
@@michaelwest2141 Thanks, it's one of my all time favorites.
Leland grooves so cool to each song. He loooves his dogs..😋
Is no one gonna talk about the framed pineapple photo? Because now I want a framed pineapple photo
First rule of FPP club: Don't talk about FPP club!
misturchips Hahahahahbahaha!! I don’t have my picture framed yet, but it will be by the end of the week.😎
I didn’t notice it until I read this comment. Now I can’t stop looking at it 🍍
That's SpongeBob's house!
Henceforth to be known as a tonefruit
I've been a fan of Lee's since about 1971 when I got my first 2 James Taylor albums (Sweet Baby James and Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon. ), but when In the pocket came out, Mexico in particular, I learned to listen to James' music focusing on Lee's bass part. it was always complimentary, supporting the rune, but would often be a counter melody, perfectly mixed, and often on a path of its own. Almost comical at times seeing James sing a very mellow tune, but at times Lee ripping off some otherwise almost unnoticeable riffs.
I like Julia Hofer, Michael Lemmo and JD Simo reviews :)
Most of these I grew up with,and played drums to...your technique make this video look effortless
be my neighbour - I'd never complain when you play
I love this lady, a bit good on the bass too. Much love and respect
I LOVE the lines on song number 1... unbelievable
James Taylor, "Only a Dream in Rio." The bass is absolutely sublime. It makes the song and gives it both the Samba feel and a harmonic complexity that's missing from other live performances by other bass players. Lee put his stamp on the original recording and it is one of his finest performances.
It sound so smooth😊
this is so cool. I love that you mentioned him.
Wow! Endorsed! And rightly so :) What's going on with the pineapple?