Is This the Greatest Walking Bass Line EVER??

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• BM

  @bman7452 · 1 year ago

  This cat is too modest. His ability to analyze and break down this stuff is amazing.

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• RO

  @rocketreindeer · 1 year ago

  I think a lot of people know Quincy Jones' name but don't get how many songs he wrote for the soundtrack of their lives.  Excellent memories bro, thanks.  Thank you Quincy and bless his family.

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• PE

  @Peconrine · 1 year ago

  Because of You and your analyses these Uber-Legends are NOT forgotten but live again. Killer Joe is the standard of what I like to call "Blue-Note" Jazz. LOVE THIS!!!!

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• DI

  @diggingthegreats · 1 year ago (edited)

  RIP Quincy 🙏 and man, nobody does it like Ray Brown 🔥

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• JO

  @JoeMarks-g2v · 1 year ago

  You did a great job in the way you educated people about Quincy, Ray and Grady. All three of these great men have made the transition to the afterlife.

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• DA

  @darshanr2369 · 1 year ago

  Quincy wasn’t just a musical giant, he was giant human being that inspired me in all the things he did for all of my life.  The man had class and music that swaggered or rolled. There will never be another man like him. Rest in power, indeed.  And thank you for shining the light on Ray Brown and Grady Tate. ❤

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• JE

  @jeffhedback3912 · 1 year ago

  YOUR playing is beautiful

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• RH

  @RhymesWithCarbon · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m a drummer who goofs off playing bass, and I love that you give props to so many drummers with the bass playing artists you cover. Grady Tate is not mentioned in the same breath as Tony Williams or Joe Jones or Jeff Porcaro, but the guy plays the right things at the right time.<br><br>Another Grady Tate gem: &quot;There&apos;s A Boat Dat&apos;s Leaving Soon For New York&quot; by Phoebe Snow.<br><br>THANK YOU for all these works, I learn a ton and get exposed to all kinds of amazing bass playing and even songs &amp; artists I&apos;ve never heard.

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• AN

  @antonydrossos5719 · 1 year ago

  I really don&apos;t know a lot about Jazz. I&apos;m glad your channel popped up in my feed, so I can follow your lessons. Rest in Peace to a musical legend, Quincy Jones

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• JO

  @jonathanthomas4722 · 1 year ago

  RIP Quincy. This hit me harder than I anticipated. He was a special person. I think it hit me, now that he&apos;s gone, how bad the music industry is now. &quot;Producers&quot; make garbage, by and large. We used to have great pop music. That&apos;s important for a society. Quincy was THE MAN!

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• WA

  @waltgee · 1 year ago

  Excellent Work Here - R.I.P. Quincy Jones

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• DU

  @Duane-tl2zc · 1 year ago (edited)

  I was nine years old ( 1969) when I heard Quincy&apos;s &quot;KillerJoe&quot; &nbsp;the Ray Brown bass line always reminded me of what the album title&apos;s name is, &quot;Walking In Space&quot; and when I heard Freddie Hubbard&apos;s trumpet come in it made me think of &quot;light&quot; like the sun.

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