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Stanley Clarke (and Friends) ...There seems to be a small bass theme running through here over the last few days (from Graham and slap Bass to Jamerson To Jaco), so I decided to put up a pictorial for Bass legend Stanley Clarke:
  
 Stanley with Al Di Meola  Stanley with Chaka Khan 
Stanley with Carlos Santana and Herbie Hancock 
Stanley with Larry Graham 
Stanley with Jeff Beck 
Stanley with Ron Wood 
Stanley with John Mclaughlin and Herbie Hancock 
Stanley with George Duke (Clarke/Duke Project) 
Stanley with George Benson, Larry Coryell, Paco Delucia, and John Mclaughlin 
Stanley with Larry Graham and The Crusaders 
with Billy Cobham 
Return To Forever: Stanley, Chick Corea, Al Di Meola, Lenny White  
Animal Logic: Stanley with Stewart Copeland and Deborah Holland 
Stanley with Victor Wooten, Armand Sabaal-Lecco and Ivan Bodley  
... [Edited 5/10/05 21:05pm] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: ...There seems to be a small bass theme running through here over the last few days (from Graham and slap Bass to Jamerson To Jaco), so I decided to put up a pictorial for Bass legend Stanley Clarke:
Stanley with Al Di Meola Stanley with Chaka Khan
Stanley with Carlos Santana and Herbie Hancock
Stanley with Larry Graham
Stanley with Jeff Beck
Stanley with Ron Wood
Stanley with John Mclaughlin and Herbie Hancock
Stanley with George Duke
Stanley with George Benson, Larry Coryell, Paco Delucia, and John Mclaughlin
Stanley with Larry Graham and The Crusaders
with Billy Cobham
Animal Logic: Stanley with Stewart Copeland and Deborah Holland
... [Edited 5/10/05 1:14am]  Pali, I am glad that you dedicated a thread to my boy. He's a hell of an bass player. As a kid, I grew up listening to a lot of his albums. I am especially fond of his collaborations with George Duke. Thanks for taking me back!    | |
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Hotlegs said: Pali, I am glad that you dedicated a thread to my boy. He's a hell of an bass player. As a kid, I grew up listening to a lot of his albums. I am especially fond of his collaborations with George Duke. Thanks for taking me back! No Problem! (Took me back, too!  )
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I only got "cool as ice". But the instumental is cool though. Iam sure u'd all hate it though. Infact, I wish their was more on the album of the score. | |
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thesexofit said: I only got "cool as ice". But the instumental is cool though. Iam sure u'd all hate it though. Infact, I wish their was more on the album of the score.
Yeah he's got legions of film scores...I couldn't begin to count 'em all... ... " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: thesexofit said: I only got "cool as ice". But the instumental is cool though. Iam sure u'd all hate it though. Infact, I wish their was more on the album of the score.
Yeah he's got legions of film scores...I couldn't begin to count 'em all... ... True. One of them, I can name of the top of my head is Boyz N The Hood. | |
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Hotlegs said: paligap said: Yeah he's got legions of film scores...I couldn't begin to count 'em all... ... True. One of them, I can name of the top of my head is Boyz N The Hood. oh yeah. I got that too. I think there is a nice instrumental on there. Have to dig it out (at least for the ice cube joint "how to survive in south central....." I love that song. | |
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Thanks for this thread. My 1st exposure to Stanley was the "School Days" LP. Once I heard that, I never looked back. The picture of Stanley with Larry Graham is priceless!! Stanley has proved himself over the years to be a versatile and influental musician. My fave Stanley moment was when he was on Arsenio back in the early 90's. He came out and played bass and Gregory Hines (R.I.P) tapped danced to his bass playing (mindblowing). Did anyone see the BET Jazz tribute to him? | |
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SPYZFAN1 said: Thanks for this thread. My 1st exposure to Stanley was the "School Days" LP. Once I heard that, I never looked back. The picture of Stanley with Larry Graham is priceless!! Stanley has proved himself over the years to be a versatile and influental musician. My fave Stanley moment was when he was on Arsenio back in the early 90's. He came out and played bass and Gregory Hines (R.I.P) tapped danced to his bass playing (mindblowing). Did anyone see the BET Jazz tribute to him?
No, I missed the BET Jazz Tribute unfortuantely b/c I don't get Bet Jazz on my cable system here unfortuately  . But, I the tribute was excellent. | |
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SPYZFAN1 said: Thanks for this thread. My 1st exposure to Stanley was the "School Days" LP. Once I heard that, I never looked back. The picture of Stanley with Larry Graham is priceless!! Stanley has proved himself over the years to be a versatile and influental musician. My fave Stanley moment was when he was on Arsenio back in the early 90's. He came out and played bass and Gregory Hines (R.I.P) tapped danced to his bass playing (mindblowing). Did anyone see the BET Jazz tribute to him?
Yeah, That was great! I tried to tape it , but it got messed up!
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Great pix mate! 
 How about doing one on Mr. Graham himself? That should bring out the crazies. 
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theAudience said: Great pix mate!
How about doing one on Mr. Graham himself? That should bring out the crazies.
 ...You Speak the truth...
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paligap said: theAudience said: Great pix mate!
How about doing one on Mr. Graham himself? That should bring out the crazies.
...You Speak the truth...
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...ain't it funny how Al Dimeola has more hair in 2005 than in 1975? (lol) | |
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SPYZFAN1 said: ...ain't it funny how Al Dimeola has more hair in 2005 than in 1975? (lol)
For Real!!! 
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That shot of Stanley and Ronnie is so fucking cool! a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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