Carol Kaye - Boogaloo
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@msoileau83 she used thomastik flats ...IMHO u can tell who it is between her, jamerson, an babbitt by the tone...all of them used flats but carol was more precise and her sound had a leading edge to it the other 2 didn't have due to the pick and thomastiks. babbit was a master of hooks, and jamerson...well..like hendrix he was from another planet...and he rarely played on the 2....all great players.
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so great. i had that vinyl for a while. it was a 10 inch, right?
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@PeteZuranbeer Proof? Look, I don't buy it. The bass on "I Was Made To Love Her" sounds like it was played with fingers, not a pick...
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@0428mar According to Stevie it was Carol that played it and wrote the part.
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Lady Carol Love you and all played with pick. WHAT A SOUND James
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A perfect 146 secs <3
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its not just the bass here. this is complete. nothing out of place
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OK, as an official worshipper at the musical shrine of Joe Pass jazz guitar playing, I am happily shocked and amazed that I have not heard this before. I took classes with John Pisano in the late 1970's and loved Joe before I knew John had played with him for years. Carol, I am in awe of your cool sounds and funky lines - and jammin' with JP hip.
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Carol Kaye on being rejected by Barbara Streisand after recording The Way We Wereby strangedaveshow4,195 views
Well, it's not. Some of the funkiest bass lines in the '60's were layed down by her. Best example is Stevie Wonder - "I Was Made To Love Her". I started playing bass in soul bands in the late '60's and it took me a long time to get over the realization that I had been "OUTFUNKED" by a white girl.
djronadams69 1 year ago 17
That woman is amazing!! If I had her fingers, I would chop mine off.
whatanightmare1 1 year ago 9