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I think this is a great bass line and I like the tone, and I’ve always thought the bass was buried too low in the Brothers and Sisters mix. Berry’s and Lamar’s.

Lamar Williams was the bass player on the ABB Brothers And Sisters album. I don't think that this is Berry Oakley playing although this may have been in the can before he died. Edit: I did a fact check and Barry Oakley did in fact play bass on the Brothers And Sisters album.

aint nuthin like DRUMS n BASS!!!!!!!!🔊🔊🔊🔊

Great bass player with a lot of influences other than just rock. Dude is amazing

Many years ago, I worked in the traffic signal department in Macon. We had a signal at Napier and Burton Lane. We'd have to drive through where Berry had his accident to get to it. It always gave me chills. Same thing with Duane's accident site. We would occasionally drive past through it to get to a signal futher down Napier Road. They'll never be a better southern rock band better than the Allman Brothers.

Berry is the reason ive played bass for over 50 years now..

Literally, this could be the song

😩 Robert DeLeo (STP) and Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle) have my bass loving heart in their bass playing hands.

Did he use a schecter to record tiny music with?

That my friends is how you lay down a fkn bass track!

So much Jamerson in his playing...

This is great. Thank you. It sounds like his D string is a little flat. Did Berry play with a pick live or just in the studio ?

I was just starting out on bass when this album came out. My little Kay short scale got a workout.

Hell yeah !! 😊

This the funkiest bassline of all times and Berry's best and nastiest bassline ever.

Nothing like a driving bassline. This bassline really carries the entire song.

Everything that ever happened is underrated. All these massively successful musicians.

I think I found a new groove to learn for soundcheck.

1:36 Temple blocks

11/2/1972 Hofstra University live performance. Berry Oakley on bass

my band trying to do an allman brothers tribute show and dont get why im worried lol

berry killin it great

Too bad that's not Fran Sheehan you are listening to..

And of course the bass was way buried in the mix

Pick tone to die for

My favorite, Stone Temple Pilots song, and the bass guitar is definitely the hero of this song. Thank you for posting this.

That's one solid rhythm section

good job I'm request Overture 1928 & Strange dejavu Rhytm Section Thank You.,

Not Barry not the Allman Bros please people use your ears ....

still love this drummer and the bassman!

Avec le génie de Townshend et l'incarnation de Daltrey, cette base rythmique fait partie du génie des Who ! 4 leaders sur scène...

Please fix the description of this video. This is NOT Sib Hashian or Fran Sheehan. This is Jim Masdea on drums and Tom Scholz on bass. Everyone deserves to know who they are actually listening to.

Hi. What brand of strings was Berry using ? Thanks

Definitely one of the most underrated bassist’s in the whole music scene and an awesome songwriter too with very busy bass playing styles. I bet he firstly learned bass on an upright traditional bass as his style is very much like a player who would have played an upright bass and has moved over to electric bass back in the day? I would put him up there with Flea as one of the best in the world and so so underrated as a songwriter!!! Love to STP!! 🤘🤘

it’s not nicko

Beautiful and amazing

First song side two.

Berry Oakley was just plain great!

In my opinion this song is the original seed that started punk rock.

Thanks for this track! The first Boston album is one of my absolute favorites and I'm always impressed by Brad Delp's vocals, the rhythm section, the overall sound of the album and the great and timeless songs in general! Regarding the rhythm section, I would also like to recommend you a completely different album: "Live" by James Taylor (1993). What drummer Carlos Vega and bassist Jimmy Johnson play there together and also live is simply phenomenal (for me). "Country Road" is one of my favorites on the album in this regard. All the best! Andreas :)

Clive Burr played drums on his track,Used a ludwig classic kit,Black beauty snare. Paiste 2002 cymbals.R.I.P.Clive X.

Kick ass or WHAT,,,,

This is the best bassline I've ever heard

The Tractor!

This is such a dope bass line!

why the kick is panned on the left?

His parts sound alot more difficult when its mixed w everything else.

Such a funky , groovy bassline.

I’ve listen to this song for many, many, times for many, many, years and today was the first day I heard this isolated version. It really brought home how wonderfully John Entwistle played. Playing multiple rhythms throughout the same song while keeping perfect time shows what a brilliant musician he was.