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Thread started 11/19/06 7:27am

manthevan

Jermaine Jackson was talented (video clips from liveperformances)

I've sometimes heard people claiming Jermaine wasn't a real bassplayer etc

Well here are some proof that Jermaine was a good and real vocalist, bassplayer and musician.

1. For you doubting Jermaine as a real bassplayer this will probably wake you up. Listen especially on the bass lines from 1,49 min. http://www.youtube.com/wa...3DKh1iVK5c

2. You can here Jermaine sing and play the bass simultaneously on this clip: http://www.youtube.com/wa...TdwmliJS4Y

3. Jermaine and Tito grooving live in Paris http://www.youtube.com/wa...ed&search=

4. Jermaine was a good singer, he takes the lead from 2.00 min
http://www.youtube.com/wa...HBCd-A78yI

5. Here's one of my favourites with Jermaine and J5 (Feelin' Alright live in 1971 - so much energy) http://www.youtube.com/wa...RuSNIHtcy8
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Reply #1 posted 11/19/06 11:58am

TonyVanDam

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manthevan said:



4. Jermaine was a good singer, he takes the lead from 2.00 min
http://www.youtube.com/wa...HBCd-A78yI


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nod Beside Michael & Jermaine, what about Tito on lead guitar? He was THE first Jackson sibling to learn how to play instruments in general! biggrin
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Reply #2 posted 11/19/06 3:05pm

manthevan

TonyVanDam said:

manthevan said:



4. Jermaine was a good singer, he takes the lead from 2.00 min
http://www.youtube.com/wa...HBCd-A78yI


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nod Beside Michael & Jermaine, what about Tito on lead guitar? He was THE first Jackson sibling to learn how to play instruments in general! biggrin


Although I prefer the bass lines of Jermaine Tito was no slouch on guitar either. Listen to this solo by Tito. http://www.youtube.com/wa...JmmAgCDPPI
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Reply #3 posted 11/19/06 5:43pm

studentofmusic

jermaine was the baddest bass player out in front (live playing), in the early 70's, people talk that larry graham with sly stone, needs to stop cause nobody was trippin' off no larry, cause they was trippin' off of sly, larry was great though, but jermaine was the baddest around that 71-73 era, to be able to sing, and play at the same time, is not easy, mainly when your 15, 16 years old having to learn james jamerson, and other peoples complex bass lines., jermaine, and tito inspired so many players, plus jermermaines the one behind the group switch....
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Reply #4 posted 11/19/06 11:16pm

JesseDezz

Most of us who grew on the J5 know how bad Jermaine and Tito are. Playing, singing AND doing steps! That's why I have so much respect for a lot of those groups. You're getting an all-around show - cool stuff.
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Reply #5 posted 11/20/06 5:48am

manthevan

JesseDezz said:

Most of us who grew on the J5 know how bad Jermaine and Tito are. Playing, singing AND doing steps! That's why I have so much respect for a lot of those groups. You're getting an all-around show - cool stuff.


yes as a guitar player and bass player myself I really appreciate artists that can do it all at the same time
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Reply #6 posted 11/20/06 8:25am

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Yup, I was always impressed how Jermaine as a teenager could sing, do steps, and play those Jamerson-inspired basslines!





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Reply #7 posted 01/04/07 5:37pm

manthevan

paligap said:

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Yup, I was always impressed how Jermaine as a teenager could sing, do steps, and play those Jamerson-inspired basslines!





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yeaah...just listen to Feeling alright...that performance is tight as hell
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Reply #8 posted 01/04/07 6:11pm

jojofran

Man, the Jackson's were the hottest family group
of all times period! I so miss those days!!!!
Auuuuugh!!!!! If I could go back in time to the
music, the innocense, the feeling, emotion and fun!
That group was mesmerizing. As a kid I would jump
out of my seat everytime we heard the Jackson 5
were on TV. I was just a runt back then but I loved
the group. I loved the magazines when they were on
the cover. I remember just staring at the essence
magazine with them on the cover for hours. Man, can
we PLEASE get back to the originality!! To hell
with sampling man!! Get to the basics of real music
writing and the playing of instruments!!
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Reply #9 posted 01/04/07 6:25pm

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Funny how Jermaine never played bass on any of his solo records (at least not his Arista ones). Though to be fair, those arista albums are very programmed in every aspect, with little need for a real bass.
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