Dimestore Reggae Bass
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Good times.
Keiton
Good sound and playing:)
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JoeOnBass
Thanks Wade. I haven't done a lot of reggae, I thought I'd give it a shot. I'll try more and see if I can round out.
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LittleWing
Way back when I went to college and was doing studio work as well, occasionally Id do sound work as me and my friend owned a PA system and mix board. One day he calls me up and tells me we have a job at a small club so we go during the early afternoon. The artist was Yabba Griffith , a reggae artist who knew Bob Marley. After setup Yabba invited us backstage to say a prayer as Rastafarians are religious.It was an honor to be asked to be considered a "brother" so of course we obliged.
Before the prayer ,Yabba says "Hey Yo (instead of Joe), hand me that garbage bag in the corner. ". I hand him a 55 gallon trash bag stuffed with something sitting on the floor. Then he says "Hand me that newspaper.." so I hand him the Chicago Tribune paper next to me. He pours a glass of water on the newspaper then reaches into garbage bag and pulls a fistful of reefer out and jams it into the newspaper cone. He fired it up and BOOM, we were in outerspace before saying a prayer to JAH.
It was a great show and Ive had appreciation for Reggae ever since. Ill never forget the pot smoke creating a fog all the way out onto the street. The pot smoke was so thick I actually had to throw my clothes away because I couldnt get the smell out.
Drums and bass are very important to reggae. Its also a crowd pleaser.
Great job! Thanks to you and Baerenkind . Its the drum and bass groove thats key and you guys did awesome ! +1
Before the prayer ,Yabba says "Hey Yo (instead of Joe), hand me that garbage bag in the corner. ". I hand him a 55 gallon trash bag stuffed with something sitting on the floor. Then he says "Hand me that newspaper.." so I hand him the Chicago Tribune paper next to me. He pours a glass of water on the newspaper then reaches into garbage bag and pulls a fistful of reefer out and jams it into the newspaper cone. He fired it up and BOOM, we were in outerspace before saying a prayer to JAH.
It was a great show and Ive had appreciation for Reggae ever since. Ill never forget the pot smoke creating a fog all the way out onto the street. The pot smoke was so thick I actually had to throw my clothes away because I couldnt get the smell out.
Drums and bass are very important to reggae. Its also a crowd pleaser.
Great job! Thanks to you and Baerenkind . Its the drum and bass groove thats key and you guys did awesome ! +1
JoeOnBass
Totally, great story and thank you for it. I was never a big reggae player but I played about with Phil Chen for a number of years and he tried to impress on my a lot of that reggae rhythm. Sadly, Phill passed a few years ago, but he did get me to delve into it and with more time, I'm confident I'll blast better on reggae, it's totally hypnotic. thanks for a cool track and a great memory!
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Baerenkind
Wow:o yeah now it is nice fat and rich......great sound and playing. Thanx for this gift my friend.<3:Y
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Reggae backing tracks with Drums, Guitar, Bass and Keys:
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Reggae Lady
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Reggae-Movie-Blues
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Soft Reggae
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Strutting out
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Speedreggae
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reggae challenge
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Reggae for...
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Reggae Life
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Couch Potato Lock
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Reggae for Beginners
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Reggae Man / bass
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I shot the M.P
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Doin the Dirty Job
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Just a Short One
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Jamaican Rums Now Got Drums
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Raggie Reggae
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It´s reggae time
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Movin' it along
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Under a Caribbean Sun
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Roots-skaish Wolperdinger
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