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Stanley Clarke, 1, 2, To the Bass

Audio CD

Disk ID: 193254

Disk length: 1h 5m 5s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2003

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. 1, 2, To the Bass (featuring Q-Tip) 5:55
2. Simply Said 4:34
3. Where Is The Love 4:06
4. Anna (She Loves The Good Life) 5:01
5. Los Caballos (The Horses) 4:41
6. No) 4:26
7. 'Bout the Bass 7:32
8. Hair 5:14
9. Touch 6:04
10. All the Children/Todos Los Ninos 4:56
11. I Shall Not Be Moved 6:37
12. Shanti/Peace/Paz/Shal 5:51

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Review

Philadelphia-born bassist Stanley Clarke is a first-generation fusionist who burst on the scene with Return to Forever in the '70s. From then to now, he recorded a number of critically-acclaimed recordings that encompassed jazz, rock, r&b, and funk with George Duke, Al DiMeola, and Lenny White. On this CD, Clarke is joined by Duke, guitarist Joe Satriani, saxophonist Everette Harp, flautist Hubert Laws, violinist Dr. L Subramaniam, and drummer Vinny Colaiuta. The title track features the hip-hop contributions of Q-Tip, while "Just Cruzin'" is Clarke's straight-ahead, piccolo bass shout to Wes Montgomery. "I Shall Not Be Moved" is a spiritual piece co-produced by Quincy Jones, featuring Oprah Winfrey reciting lines from a Maya Angelou poem. But "About the Bass" is Clarke's eight-minute long tour-de-force where he reminds everybody, in no uncertain terms, that he's still king of the lower frequencies. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

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1, 2, To the Bass

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 1h 5m 6s (+0m 1s)

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