@Bass2k10 Cheers. Jamerson was THE MAN ! And your right, taking just one James Jamerson bassline and playing it note for note with all articulations will Improve your musicianship. Peace !
Nice to see a bass player who is actually playing at the correct volume, its a shame when I hear a lot of other players post and they turn their basses up way to loud. Keep the volume as it is, it sounds so much more professional and creates a good texture. Thanks for the post, keep sharing!
Nice axe!!!! Is that zebrawood? I have one with Cocobolo there nothing like a Ken Smith!! If you want to cut through the mix it will, if you want to mix in, as you so brilliantly demonstrated, it will do that too! Awesome all around!
@WorshipBassist Hey mate, cheers for the comment. The reason why I mixed the bass into the song is thats how it is meant to be. Understanding volume and dynamics is vital in how one sounds. I see alot of guys on youtube blasting away too loud while sitting on the edge of their beds which normally means they may not have ever recorded or -and have no live playing experience. But, thanks for the kind words...rock on!!
@brooklynstudio indeed mate. But Jamerson had such a deadly index finger. From studying his technique, I did notice that when you do play with one finger, (esp when doing 8th note rock ) that the notes are slightly more even than when using 2-3 etc..
@GrantSmithBass hmm... I need to investigate that, I suppose it depends on the player. I'll improvise over some Jackson 5 or Temptations thats always fun!
THIS VIDEO SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE MILLION HITS FROM BEGINNERS TO THE PROS IM A PRO THIS GUY CAN PLAY GET YOUR BUDDIES WITH ALL THIM SKILLS TO TRY THIS SONG WITH THE SAME FEELING
What can I say??? You were AWESOME and thanks so much for sharing!!! I never realized that this bass line NEVER repeated itself (guess you shouldn't listen to my version)!!! All of your posts are spot on...you are an excellent bassist :-) Please put this talent in a pill and send to me :-)
Thanks for the reply, I worked a bunch of studio sessions with Dave Wofford (bass) & the Late Great Jogi Horton on drums in the late 70's, I was a brought in to be the "laryy Carlton"guy on the tracks, towards the end of the sessions roughen them up but still be tasty, I walked in with a bit of an attidude and boy did they set me straight, It was the first time I realized what you don't play is more important than what you do., Keep up up the great work ...
I AM SICKLY IMPRESSED, BROTHER! I feel that deeeep groove! I am not going to lie, you should hear me sing this tune.. It is one of my all-time favorites.. & I am glad you shared this with all of us! Let it never be said that the internet is lacking entirely with GREAT talent! Cheers, mate!
Wow, really nice job bro !! right "in the pocket", note perfect & a nice tone to your bass too.
Pretty good for a White Guy (just kidding folks) Keep up the good work brother.
Lets not for get many of these great early bass parts & players would never have even been heard if not for Motown's high quality groundbreaking mixes, before then the drums & bass were just a background noise in the mix.
@SuperStig23 Very true mate. The mixing was a huge step up in getting the bottom end clear and clean. And james jamerson was the player to also , by his playing and attitude help make this happen due to his serios hip lines.
Nope, just normal standards. But I did use the tone controls to emulate a more 'round' sound. Btw I do have a new 75 jazz bass in which I would love to put flatwounds onto, that would be cool ! All the best.
your unique to play with the same feel and precision of james jammerson is out of sight this video ought to be the fisrt one u see when you turn on any videos about playing bass all the fast happy cats ought to try this song and see if you really have good timing and feeling
Thanks for the positive feedback. Some people have asked if I have the original bassline playing under this version. The answer is that I used a tascam bass trainer to EQ out ALL of the bass part, then I mixed in my bass signal into the song mix to hopefully emulate the master at work, Mr. Jamerson. Cheers
love your timing most bassplayers dont know how much skills it take to play james jammerson bass lines this is the correct way to play the bass all that high in solo stuff is real good but playing like u will get you the big gigs everytime this video should be at the forefront HOW TO PLAY YOUR BASS
Your not just a fine bass player, you gota good memory ! jamerson's bass lines on the "What's Going On" album changed the way I thought about my instrument .
Hi, in learning the bassline/song I used a combination of the Jamerson Book 'notation' and listened to how Mr.Jamerson then accented and articulated each note. After learning the entire bassline, I recorded this in one take without reading or referring to any musical notation during the performance. Cheers
Wow. You are really good. Love that you have so much so and feel for the song and the bass line. Really good stuff. Also, I never new that Jamerson played the bass line for this song. I listen to this song all the time at work. Funny, I learn something new everyday. Thanks!!
wooooooooow. u/ james jamersons mind on bass is completly out of dis world. he is soo groovey and always has something new to add unlike me lol jsut about gttin da tune correct lol.
Yeah, I checked that bass out, it has the same basic wood-grain look...I played as many 6 string basses I could find, incl warwick, ibanez and yamaha...and the Ken Smith was way superior in quality, sound and playability. Cheers for the comment though as it does look similar ...
Great...Jamerson 's Style is Basic Stand-Up Bass....You Cabn Dance All Over The Groove because Your Bass-Line Is The Soul or Heart of The Song Besides The Lyrics.....We Appreciate True Bass Men....Keep Up The Good Work!!!
hey mate...well, considering i only had the 6 string bass for about 3 weeks before shooting this clip ....the song took about two weeks to learn, then i spent about a week playing it without looking at any musical notation everyday for atleast 1-2 hours in which I would play sections, break down parts and improvise on certain sections and really try to understand the MAN behind this bassline, I researched all i could on Mr. Jamerson...it was the best time of my life. Cheers. G
As a fellow bass player i would like to say you killed it man that was incredible first being able to play everything like james jamerson is almost impossible and second you bass is dope i got a 5 string but i want a 6 string oh and i love that company that makes your bass all my teachers and friends have that kind as well
thanks mate...appreciate that you enjoyed this...and yeah, its a tough bassline to play note 4 note..I just hoped i have done it some justice and maybe helped highlighted the genius of James Jamerson to those who maybe have not yet discovered how majikal his grooves were and are...hope all is going well with your music too. G
very very nice job, the tone, feel, the rubbery fingers.lol.how did u ,or do u get the flex in your fingers like that,? and what is the allure, about a ken smith bass, i can see it is designed to look very royal,i know the allure is not the price,what is it about a ks, bass?
cheers. Ok, to get a good Flex in the fingers: just relax. And the allure about a ken smith is....well, i wanted to get a nice 6 string and was fortunate to find one S/H which was just a great playing bass..and if fender made a nice 6 string I would buy that...Once you play a K.S, they just feel and sound beautiful. Thanks for the reply and kind words..also, check out Gary Willis, he is the king of relaxed left hand technique.
are you from new york city by any chance? sorry for asking but you just look like such a cultured person that I would imagine seeing in a club in new york city, because the song and everything matches it so much
Great job on a classic Motown/Jamerson song.Very hard to do well,as is all of Jamerson,s work. He was a true geinus of bass playing, got to wonder,what he would be doing now if he was still with us,matbe playing a smith!.
We have very similar styles of playing this bass line: lots of groove, very accurate and very faithful to the original. A true tribute to Mr. Jamerson - good work!
"Jamerson's bass playing made a certain fabric of my life visual." - Stevie Wonder
5 Stars....this is the best version I have seen on youtube. You really get this in the pocket and have taken time to actually mix your bass in the song, as many others play way to loud and have not even articulated the notes. But you really get this bassline moving like jamerson did!
@SarahMiller1818 thanks, you have good good ears as once I had the notes under the fingers, I did make an effort to then listen to the 'way' the notes were played in regard to fretboard position, articulation and feel. It was a master class in expression!
Good Job
Ranger88video 2 months ago
this is music
TheZulu4real 4 months ago
@TheZulu4real Indeed it is. :)
GrantSmithBass 4 months ago
Good job
danibazz10895 5 months ago
@danibazz10895 Thanks. Great tune !!
GrantSmithBass 4 months ago
lmao ive got that exact bass on my lap at this moment, its a beauty eh?
moviemanhi 5 months ago
I think until you have tried to learn and play you will not 100% appreciate his efforts. you nailed it man good Job .
Bass2k10 5 months ago
@Bass2k10 Cheers. Jamerson was THE MAN ! And your right, taking just one James Jamerson bassline and playing it note for note with all articulations will Improve your musicianship. Peace !
GrantSmithBass 5 months ago
Hello Grant!! What kind of bass are you playing?? Who is the manufacturer? What model is it?? It sounds very good.
nefferteri2 6 months ago
@nefferteri2 Hi ! It is a standard Ken Smith Bass from NYC. It's a soul-funk machine. Thanks for the comments and have a great day!
GrantSmithBass 5 months ago
that was awesome all around
pucchibaby 6 months ago
@pucchibaby Thanks mate!
GrantSmithBass 5 months ago
great job dude. you really rocked this and your playing was smooth.your bass cover of this song is the best i've seen on "tube". peace.
MrNathan791 8 months ago 5
@MrNathan791 thanks mate.
GrantSmithBass 8 months ago
Nice to see a bass player who is actually playing at the correct volume, its a shame when I hear a lot of other players post and they turn their basses up way to loud. Keep the volume as it is, it sounds so much more professional and creates a good texture. Thanks for the post, keep sharing!
TheGreatPianist 8 months ago 7
@TheGreatPianist ..I totally agree! You have a great sense of musicianship. Thanks for the feedback mate. G
GrantSmithBass 8 months ago 3
Nice axe!!!! Is that zebrawood? I have one with Cocobolo there nothing like a Ken Smith!! If you want to cut through the mix it will, if you want to mix in, as you so brilliantly demonstrated, it will do that too! Awesome all around!
vgabbana 9 months ago 2
Great!
68caribou 10 months ago
Man -- that was fantastic! Thanks for sharing that!
kevinrdougherty 10 months ago 2
@kevinrdougherty Thanks, we all should thank James Jamerson for being the groove machine !!
GrantSmithBass 10 months ago 3
I enjoyed that...it takes skill and dedication to cop For Once In My Life..turn that bass up a little and keep posting..
discoAL 10 months ago
@discoAL cheers. Will do !! Bass !!!
GrantSmithBass 10 months ago
Awesome! Just wish the bass was slightly louder.
WorshipBassist 11 months ago
@WorshipBassist Hey mate, cheers for the comment. The reason why I mixed the bass into the song is thats how it is meant to be. Understanding volume and dynamics is vital in how one sounds. I see alot of guys on youtube blasting away too loud while sitting on the edge of their beds which normally means they may not have ever recorded or -and have no live playing experience. But, thanks for the kind words...rock on!!
GrantSmithBass 10 months ago
@GrantSmithBass This comment needs at least 97 thumbs up.
Craptron2000 10 months ago 2
@grantsmithbass finally someone who doesn't feel like they have to play with one finger on a jamerson line
brooklynstudio 11 months ago
@brooklynstudio indeed mate. But Jamerson had such a deadly index finger. From studying his technique, I did notice that when you do play with one finger, (esp when doing 8th note rock ) that the notes are slightly more even than when using 2-3 etc..
GrantSmithBass 11 months ago
@GrantSmithBass hmm... I need to investigate that, I suppose it depends on the player. I'll improvise over some Jackson 5 or Temptations thats always fun!
brooklynstudio 11 months ago
@brooklynstudio very true.
GrantSmithBass 11 months ago
Hey Bro! Nice Bass! Nice Sound! Nice Tone! Love it! Great Job!!!! 5*
Bassplayer1204 11 months ago
THIS VIDEO SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE MILLION HITS FROM BEGINNERS TO THE PROS IM A PRO THIS GUY CAN PLAY GET YOUR BUDDIES WITH ALL THIM SKILLS TO TRY THIS SONG WITH THE SAME FEELING
playthabass10 1 year ago
@playthabass10 Cheers !
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Cool....very cool!
fors2345 1 year ago
What can I say??? You were AWESOME and thanks so much for sharing!!! I never realized that this bass line NEVER repeated itself (guess you shouldn't listen to my version)!!! All of your posts are spot on...you are an excellent bassist :-) Please put this talent in a pill and send to me :-)
rteddy3 1 year ago
yo that was hot son
kenny2011 1 year ago
Thanks for the reply, I worked a bunch of studio sessions with Dave Wofford (bass) & the Late Great Jogi Horton on drums in the late 70's, I was a brought in to be the "laryy Carlton"guy on the tracks, towards the end of the sessions roughen them up but still be tasty, I walked in with a bit of an attidude and boy did they set me straight, It was the first time I realized what you don't play is more important than what you do., Keep up up the great work ...
My apologies to Larry :)
SuperStig23 1 year ago
I AM SICKLY IMPRESSED, BROTHER! I feel that deeeep groove! I am not going to lie, you should hear me sing this tune.. It is one of my all-time favorites.. & I am glad you shared this with all of us! Let it never be said that the internet is lacking entirely with GREAT talent! Cheers, mate!
icoelmono 1 year ago
@icoelmono Ha! Cheers, yeah the song is a classic.
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
My speakers must suck because I hear no bass at all just singing and piano.
daehkcarc 1 year ago
Soooo SMoooooth n GRooooooooooooooovy~
jesusfaces1969 1 year ago
@jesusfaces1969 thanks !!
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Wow, really nice job bro !! right "in the pocket", note perfect & a nice tone to your bass too.
Pretty good for a White Guy (just kidding folks) Keep up the good work brother.
Lets not for get many of these great early bass parts & players would never have even been heard if not for Motown's high quality groundbreaking mixes, before then the drums & bass were just a background noise in the mix.
SuperStig23 1 year ago
@SuperStig23 Very true mate. The mixing was a huge step up in getting the bottom end clear and clean. And james jamerson was the player to also , by his playing and attitude help make this happen due to his serios hip lines.
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Great job!
3556111 1 year ago
Great job! If you're not playing in a band, you should be!
3556111 1 year ago
Great job, white "soul" brother!!!!
3556111 1 year ago
Nicely played! Very musical.
weblogalias 1 year ago
@weblogalias thanks
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
groooovin' man!
ManusFrigus 1 year ago
Thanks!! Absolutely fabulous! Your ear must be astonishing,
suebeck123 1 year ago
I want more. Do you have others? Rock on.
Aurora747 1 year ago
OMG you rock! I certainly hope you are working somewhere...
Aurora747 1 year ago
Always ..thanks for the comment. !
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Grant, who are you currently working with ?
mashomegula 1 year ago
@mashomegula ...check out VELVET CITY(MELBOURNE). I also do session gigs etc...always working with a creative project. Rock!
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Are you using flatwounds in this?
brendanbassist 1 year ago
Nope, just normal standards. But I did use the tone controls to emulate a more 'round' sound. Btw I do have a new 75 jazz bass in which I would love to put flatwounds onto, that would be cool ! All the best.
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
this is awesome!!!!!! to think that james jamerson did this with one finger is nuts!
jacofan157 1 year ago
Wonderful work.
Thanks for loving this as much as I do.
bobgure 1 year ago
your unique to play with the same feel and precision of james jammerson is out of sight this video ought to be the fisrt one u see when you turn on any videos about playing bass all the fast happy cats ought to try this song and see if you really have good timing and feeling
playthabass10 1 year ago
Thanks for the positive feedback. Some people have asked if I have the original bassline playing under this version. The answer is that I used a tascam bass trainer to EQ out ALL of the bass part, then I mixed in my bass signal into the song mix to hopefully emulate the master at work, Mr. Jamerson. Cheers
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
love your timing most bassplayers dont know how much skills it take to play james jammerson bass lines this is the correct way to play the bass all that high in solo stuff is real good but playing like u will get you the big gigs everytime this video should be at the forefront HOW TO PLAY YOUR BASS
playthabass10 1 year ago
Yeap, its all about the groove. Thanks !
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Your not just a fine bass player, you gota good memory ! jamerson's bass lines on the "What's Going On" album changed the way I thought about my instrument .
mashomegula 1 year ago
I agree, a good memory does help! Hang on, what were we talking about...????? Cheers.
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Did you read this? Even if you were, you did it was with alot of feeling. You sound great ! Do you live in the twin cities ?
mashomegula 1 year ago
Hi, in learning the bassline/song I used a combination of the Jamerson Book 'notation' and listened to how Mr.Jamerson then accented and articulated each note. After learning the entire bassline, I recorded this in one take without reading or referring to any musical notation during the performance. Cheers
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Did you read this? Even if you were, you did it was with alot of feeling. You sound great ! Do you live in the twin cities ?
mashomegula 1 year ago
Wow. You are really good. Love that you have so much so and feel for the song and the bass line. Really good stuff. Also, I never new that Jamerson played the bass line for this song. I listen to this song all the time at work. Funny, I learn something new everyday. Thanks!!
0181080 1 year ago
very good man!
RangRing68 1 year ago
who dancing under your bass?
zyaquieez 1 year ago
Ha ! That's my leg...never noticed that before...sweet.
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
JJ FTW!!!
Your face is the face I got when first looking at the music of the bass line. The solo is outrageous. Those Funk Brothers were something else.
Great job, better than I can do.
PatrickSharp10 1 year ago
Cheers...please subscribe and vote on all my videos as I really appreciate the feedback and support from everyone...rock on !!
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Couldn't agree with you more in your write up. I have just picked up electric bass - aged 51!
SteveArpo 2 years ago 3
nice job........mind if I steal some licks?
joe39363 2 years ago 2
the only modern bass that ive heard sounding good sofar. ^^
VarykGerai 2 years ago
cheers mate...thou marcus miller snds wicked! But, appreciate the comment...thanks.
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
wooooooooow. u/ james jamersons mind on bass is completly out of dis world. he is soo groovey and always has something new to add unlike me lol jsut about gttin da tune correct lol.
nathanbossoh 2 years ago
It also looks like my washburn taurus (5 string tho)
BassMusen 2 years ago
The wood grain natural finish is an beautiful look esp for a Bass....hope you enjoyed the clips.
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
That bass looks extremely similar to the Ibanez btb676 NF.
Nasrudin06 2 years ago
Yeah, I checked that bass out, it has the same basic wood-grain look...I played as many 6 string basses I could find, incl warwick, ibanez and yamaha...and the Ken Smith was way superior in quality, sound and playability. Cheers for the comment though as it does look similar ...
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Great Job man!!!
modlin31 2 years ago
Come on! To be the MAN behind the bline you've got to do it with 1 FINGER! ;P
(I think it's great btw)
bloophero2 2 years ago
very true, I agree....the hook ...Doug Wimbish has a serious index finger groove...check him out....cheers.
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Great...Jamerson 's Style is Basic Stand-Up Bass....You Cabn Dance All Over The Groove because Your Bass-Line Is The Soul or Heart of The Song Besides The Lyrics.....We Appreciate True Bass Men....Keep Up The Good Work!!!
superfunkyheroe 2 years ago 2
yo u kilt is son! lol good stuff. keep it up! :)
mzv2007 2 years ago
I had tears in my eyes over this! You nailed this; it is so beautiful! That is how bass should be played. Thanks!
slholmes62 2 years ago
dam awesome
how long did it take to learn?
henniebogan1 2 years ago
hey mate...well, considering i only had the 6 string bass for about 3 weeks before shooting this clip ....the song took about two weeks to learn, then i spent about a week playing it without looking at any musical notation everyday for atleast 1-2 hours in which I would play sections, break down parts and improvise on certain sections and really try to understand the MAN behind this bassline, I researched all i could on Mr. Jamerson...it was the best time of my life. Cheers. G
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Hi Grant,
thanks for your comments, nice to see an appreciation of great art aka James Jamerson.
orchcomposer 2 years ago
now THAT is some swingin' bass playin bro. not like these two handed tap freaks. you did j j proud. way to go
onefatbaby 2 years ago
AWESOME
orchcomposer 2 years ago
Hey man, I have a ken smith 6 myself. That bass part is nails man. Great job!
scion07tcfan 2 years ago
this looks very Complicated, but sounds terrific
BEAST MODE
Kid4DATown 2 years ago
As a fellow bass player i would like to say you killed it man that was incredible first being able to play everything like james jamerson is almost impossible and second you bass is dope i got a 5 string but i want a 6 string oh and i love that company that makes your bass all my teachers and friends have that kind as well
AfricanSk8ter 2 years ago 2
thanks mate...appreciate that you enjoyed this...and yeah, its a tough bassline to play note 4 note..I just hoped i have done it some justice and maybe helped highlighted the genius of James Jamerson to those who maybe have not yet discovered how majikal his grooves were and are...hope all is going well with your music too. G
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Thanks and it isim learning Teen Town The love you save, ill take you there and the tighten up
AfricanSk8ter 2 years ago
very very nice job, the tone, feel, the rubbery fingers.lol.how did u ,or do u get the flex in your fingers like that,? and what is the allure, about a ken smith bass, i can see it is designed to look very royal,i know the allure is not the price,what is it about a ks, bass?
mastertung7 2 years ago
cheers. Ok, to get a good Flex in the fingers: just relax. And the allure about a ken smith is....well, i wanted to get a nice 6 string and was fortunate to find one S/H which was just a great playing bass..and if fender made a nice 6 string I would buy that...Once you play a K.S, they just feel and sound beautiful. Thanks for the reply and kind words..also, check out Gary Willis, he is the king of relaxed left hand technique.
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
thanks kindly for that info,keep that kool playin goin, i just subbed. to your channel
mastertung7 2 years ago
that bass just told me a story. it was a nice one.
dsleeperhold 2 years ago 17
damnnnnn ,that's hot.good job
angiequick3333 2 years ago 2
Excellent!!!!
Ducksr1 2 years ago
cheers mate...and thanks to everyone who has commented...I appreciate the feedback and all the best in your musical goals...rock on !!
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
Good job man!
DMob888333 2 years ago
OOOO man i want tha axe!
litiobass 2 years ago
Very tidy - I love it.
Good on ya, Grant!
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
are you from new york city by any chance? sorry for asking but you just look like such a cultured person that I would imagine seeing in a club in new york city, because the song and everything matches it so much
TAYGUNOV 2 years ago 6
...That is GOOD!
JohnSeiko 2 years ago
Great job on a classic Motown/Jamerson song.Very hard to do well,as is all of Jamerson,s work. He was a true geinus of bass playing, got to wonder,what he would be doing now if he was still with us,matbe playing a smith!.
76alembic 2 years ago 2
Nice work mate
syisrad 2 years ago 2
great stuff.... solid playing... not showing off, just doing what needs to be done and you do a fantastic job with it....
slapmyfunkybass 2 years ago 2
We have very similar styles of playing this bass line: lots of groove, very accurate and very faithful to the original. A true tribute to Mr. Jamerson - good work!
"Jamerson's bass playing made a certain fabric of my life visual." - Stevie Wonder
GodNeptune 2 years ago
Sweet!
Good work..
slillev 2 years ago 2
5 Stars....this is the best version I have seen on youtube. You really get this in the pocket and have taken time to actually mix your bass in the song, as many others play way to loud and have not even articulated the notes. But you really get this bassline moving like jamerson did!
SarahMiller1818 2 years ago 12
..you sound like your a muso..! thanks
GrantSmithBass 2 years ago
@SarahMiller1818 thanks, you have good good ears as once I had the notes under the fingers, I did make an effort to then listen to the 'way' the notes were played in regard to fretboard position, articulation and feel. It was a master class in expression!
GrantSmithBass 1 year ago
Adding this to my "Bass" playlist and looking forward to more. Funky. Can you give us the lowdown on yer bass, please?
glendonj 2 years ago
Groove! Jamerson was the best!
rexspe 2 years ago
You sting that bassline just like Jamerson. Great job !!!
1bassman9 2 years ago
Oh yea........
spectorman09 3 years ago
that was great took me back when I went to see you play down here Grant in hobart
fatcathott 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment, nice sound!
steveandirene 3 years ago
Man thanks for your rating on my video and yes Ken Smitj rocks!!!!! 5 out of 5 to you. Your play very good!!!
xxxthebassmanxxx 3 years ago 2
Nice playing.One of my favorite Jamerson lines.
funkbrother007 3 years ago
Awesome bass playin'!
DavcomBass 3 years ago
Nice video! You sound really good Grant!
MikePietrusko 3 years ago
Sounding good Grant! Waiting for more vids! *****
JC10255 3 years ago 2