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"Jesus Children of America" - Soulive (Stevie Wonder) pt. 1

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Soulive's free interpretation of "Jesus Children of America." (Part 1 of 2.) Feb. 4, 2002. Detours through the universe. Kraz is out there. Alas, the sound mix lacks the bass register of the keyboards. (What a pity, b/c Neal Evans has a mind-boggling left hand.) I hope that the clip is nonetheless interesting and enjoyable as an imperfect document of vintage Soulive with Sam Kininger in the line-up.

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  • I'm unsure if you're saying that them not having a bassist is either good or bad. But if you've seen them live, you'll know that there is no other bassist worthy to be in Soulive than Neal Evans' left-hand.

  • Ahh, I see what you're sayin. Only drawback I'd say with bass keys, is the absence of string bends and fret rolls. But Neal definitely makes up for it through his virtuosity.

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  • most amazing song

  • @pastense

    The guy plays crushing bass grooves while ripping up organ solos. He is not a human and we as listeners are not worthy.

  • kraz uses Digitech Talker

  • That is incorrect. He plays the bass keys with his left hand.

  • i can only hear the rhythm section!!

  • that's not the reason, I mean Neal is great at what he does, but that's not the reason they don't have a bass player. They started as an organ trio. Go study Jimmy Smith, Johnny DeFrancesco,Jmmy McGriff,Jack McDuff,etc...go look it up!

  • or your band will be no good? huh?

  • bass keys on hammond are played in BOTH left hand and the feet. Neal now uses bass keys which is totally different.

  • know these boys back since the B'lo days

  • The bass keys on a hammond are played with the feet, not the left hand.

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