B.T. Express - "Do It ('Til You’re Satisfied)" LIVE 1975

[@michaelh2791]

Great days of music, all real....

[@garnetkelly8898]

Real music

[@miguelbravo1931]

whatever happened to music, where did we lost that magic? where did they go? is it ever coming back?

[@richardromero8867]

Went in the toilet

[@saj8]

The old days are the old days and they are not coming back.

[@dougrebertus1992]

I'd find this far more enjoyable if banners and numbers weren't blocking everything out.

[@jamro217]

What a strange combination for funk: A Fender Precision and a Gibson Firebird. Jazz Bass and a Telecaster or a Strat is the norm.

[@warrencox7852]

The Precision isn’t really strange in this context; Ohio Players, Kool & The Gang, Brainstorm & The Commodores all had Bassists who played P basses. However the Firebird is really rare.

[@jamro217]

@@warrencox7852 I agree. The P bass is one of the most versatile and iconic basses ever made. (Freddie Washington used a '73 P on Patrice Rushen's Forget Me Nots.) The brighter tone of a Jazz Bass made it the popular choice for this genre. A Firebird? C'mon. A fine instrument, but a rare sight indeed. Especially in this context. Bravo to any musician who uses an unorthodox instrument to create beautiful music. Leon Sylvers III uses a Ric.