CAMEO - Groove with you - Bass jam

almost 28 years ago , CAMEO , turned street funk into high a high power concept expressing "The Big City Life" of those times ,,not forgetting the keyboards that just like STAR TREK ,sound like the energizer beam from out of space ,, ,?SWAAGG JOINT ,

[@citronialandmark476]

Thunder thumbs himself would be proud. Funky work. Hands down one of the best Basslines of all time and "Love You Anyway".

[@ghostplanetxl7787]

All I can say this is a bass player dream Aaron is a gifted bass player and you can tell he went to another level on this song Swag you did ur thing nice work

[@LBlack-rq7wy]

Mike Burnett... The Bass player on this joint. Rest In Peace to an unsung Bass Player.

[@megasoid]

Great cover, one of Cameo's best tracks. The bass line is fantastic, long live Aaron Mills.

[@sukiwashington1464]

Almost flagged this as too funky! You go boy! Made my day😆

[@bean9seventy]

+Suki Washington my whole area was shaking beat when i went over this joint ;D

[@michaeloliver5640]

Aaron Mills is a force to be reckoned with on the bass, bean you did your thang with this one much memories for me .

[@ArdorBias]

Your Swagg is on a trillion right now player. Salute.

[@dcplyr]

Piece to this brother, he is no joke on the bass guitar!!!

[@bean9seventy]

thank you

[@Wilson632]

All that funk for free we thank you my brother

[@anthonyfowler1800]

You and l look alike and I'm a bass player for 57 years Big Ant

[@bean9seventy]

nice

[@womanlybassplayer]

Such relaxed funkiness.....beautiful!

[@bean9seventy]

thankyou @womanlybassplayer ,,i am starting to understand the over & and unders, a learning curve i always wanted to learn on bass

[@harmonica323]

congratulations you're really good musician, I love the great soul funk greetings from the southern Tyrrhenian coast of Calabria Italy

[@stefonwilliams9790]

That bass line is so funky as hell bruh

[@bean9seventy]

my entire block & street was shakin during jam TBH . Knocked out the park , don't always happen .. thanks

[@haroldrevette6305]

One word "AWSOME"!

[@bozzdude]

You got a thumbs up for the swag bro, lol. keep it up, love the awesome grooves man

[@stilldre7158]

SWAGG u got the swagg it takes for Groove With You.One day my band is going to perform this song.Right in the funky pocket,it's the perfect blend There's just one thing missing...

[@dholmes974]

One of the baddest base lines to a song; ever!!!!

[@bean9seventy]

my whole estate was rocking during the final stages of recording ,, if that helps ,, thanks ,, swag the joint ,

[@ddrums001]

Smiling now!😆

[@bean9seventy]

noo , yes it was a very sunny day ,, but , now i become modest , the worst thing next to victory, its closest friend sometimes is defeat , thank you ,

[@Starrchild65]

Ahhhhhh naw you just hit us with "Groove With You" by Cameo. Please keep it coming.

[@bean9seventy]

its the same feeling i always get above view ,, clearly ticking ,,this stuff is starting now ,,??,, woo

[@raymara2000]

Bean9seventy Keep up the groovin bass. You are a hell of a of musician.

[@chaunceyallen1922]

Tight.

[@flowerbedmusic2674]

0:47 Love the way he brings in the low E string here for a change before the F sharp. How come they managed to resist doing that on the original?? :)

[@bean9seventy]

thanks . De tuning can "sometimes" transform bass lines. more room* . easier to play , brighter harmony, one of the best de tuned bass lines is "Good Times by Chic"

[@michaeloliver5640]

I've been trying so hard to emulate this song on bass, and still working on it.

[@commondiversity5375]

Amazing!

[@stefonwilliams9790]

I want Living Colour to do this cover song bye Cameo Groove with you

[@bean9seventy]

the head of the song is ok its the verse .. beat patterns tight powerful swing beat

[@bean9seventy]

@Starrchild65 i can only try ,, thanks

[@samaritanelse]

Love cameo but not heard this before but sounds great. The letters aren't covering your face so why use them. You're not bad looking either hehe. Thanks once again for this great record.

[@Stooges1938]

Nice grooves bro....

[@bean9seventy]

i had half of my area rokin deep on the jam ,it all moves round a tiny double thumb sequence ,,1st part of the riff ,,would be better in HD ,, it should be very soon when i finaly upload something HD ,,yea i could not put swagg over my face if, i did i would have got more hits )

[@MarioAnthonySabga]

What have you done to the tuning on this ?

[@Nataph333]

I'm curious as to whether or not you still have this Stingray as part of your collection?

[@bean9seventy]

thank you for your inquiry yes ,, its the MusicMan copy by Stagg £90 brand new,, (shop soiled) with soft case from Denmark St London (Rose Morris) it really needs to be sent to a shop, wires to the pots have become intermittent fret board & intonation is weak, still playable (just) i have done a comparison with the real deal Stingray the Stagg is much lighter in weight ,, not as bright in sound a very shallow flat neck,, ( classical guitar neck) Stringray is a thick baseball bat in comparison the owner of the Stingray liked it ,, tho as i say, the set up needs some work, i brought it "solely" because it has a "maple neck" so that i could get a tight slap jam going, thank you

[@Nataph333]

@@bean9seventy First of all thank you for such an informative response, secondly; thanks for opening my eyes as to the difference between the maple neck and the other types that are out there. I enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing.

[@bean9seventy]

@@Nataph333 not at all ,, feel free,, i like chatting ;D there is plenty of talk on the web about music gear & components,, my initial Rosewood type bass the "Axe" Fender P Bass copy " at that time " was not allowing me to get the detail in slap i sought for a bass jam by a great player from the early YT days "MarkFunk71" ,,, so? i had the extra cash & thought a maple neck would do the trick ,, "they say", i heard" Maple has a brighter faster dry tone,, for slap whereupon Rosewood has a deeper slower damp bass sound,, for groove now, i know how to land those specific slap trick shots, on any bass, basically,, i am a believer in the ability of a player & not the gear or tools to be had, thanks man

[@Nataph333]

I'm beginning to see the light, I have 3 basses currently one of which is the Fender Geddy Lee Jazz and the others are Yamaha TRBX models 174ew and the 504, both of which have Rosewood necks. Whereas the Fender has the maple neck and I find myself picking it up more than the others. As a result of what you shared I'm now understanding the differences in tone and why.

[@bean9seventy]

@@Nataph333 not an altogether a fan of the jazz bass (who ever endorses them) ,, yet , yet ,yet its a top bass 1001% ,, i go for P Bass Jazz bass, for solos, pro stuff P bass, for line them up street funk jams Yamaha i just googled, 174 & 504 both are nice models, they are tech basses (twin octave Stanley Clarke style ) nice,, so yeah ,, Fender type basses seem to hold less shelf dust, ,,, ;D Maple Fenders (P & J) can sing Cheers Larry man

[@bean9seventy]

@Fititodamian123 not sure how to reply ,,is there anything specific about the right hand you need to see , ?,,is it the bass line ,or the method ?, thanks

[@victoranderson903]

Could not do that sitting down

[@bean9seventy]

my entire building was shaking : D