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James Jamerson's isolated bass on "Standing In The Shadows Of Love"

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Uploaded by on Jul 16, 2009

Jamerson's input on the classic Four Tops song

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  • can you get the isolated bass line to whats happening brother?

  • @ryanminga

    No can do. I found this isolated bass track by chance.

  • Can one get the isolated bass line of Gladys Knight and The Pips' version of "I Heard It Through The Grapevine?"

  • @currter

    could i? nope :)

  • Found it on a website a couple of years ago. Don't remember the name though, sorry...

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  • Fantastic. Thanks for this. Jamerson was the greatest. There is nobody who could do what he did. So natural. Sounds easy. But try it sometime.

  • I could literally feel my headphones thumping up and down! Probably one of Jamerson's best basslines ever.

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  • Ah yes...I taught him everything he knows.

  • @wintereight There are no wrong notes. 

  • @zachthebassplayer Man, Jamerson is the only guy I know who can create a mind blowing groove using only wrong notes.

  • @JuggernautJoey Good question as I've often wondered this myself. I have two theories. #1 Maybe James tuned his bass to the old out of tune Piano that Earl Van Dyke hammered on? 2# Maybe somewhere in the analog to digital process the tracks changed time or pitch somehow? But trying to play along with James on my bass I noticed he always seems to be a little flat of standard. (concert pitch??)

  • One best Bassists ever. if not the major.

  • this is a master at work. they just don't do it like this anymore. i just put down my bass and bowed to mr. jamerson.

  • yep......you can also get the marvin gaye version in the bass white pages,dots only......the jamerson book features a cd that you can accentuate or reduce the amount of bass or backing track by adjusting the balance control on your stereo...its a great book.....i've had mine nearly 15 years and play something from it daily

  • @buckandotis Is it of the isolated bass for "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" by Gladys Knight and The Pips?

  • @currter you can get the dots in the standing in the shadows book,and the included cd contains isolated bass

  • @Kenteman Yes He did after Jamerson said it was safe to.Cant think of any the great Bass players thinking this play would fit.James did it.

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