Domzi - Bang Bang Shut Ya Mouf (Ojay into VIP RMX) Bassline / 4x4 - UK - 2008(?)

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Domzi - Bang Bang Shut Ya Mouf (Ojay into VIP RMX) Bassline / 4x4 - UK - 2008(?)
WARNING: While this is not a note-for-note replica of Phil Lynnot’s part, this is a nice little “working” bass-line that hits on the overall feel of the song. It is a perfect driving piece for the lower-intermediate bass-player looking for a fun right-hand [alternate-]plucking and simple string-crossing exercise.
Big Data new single... ...big bass-line.
Oliver Koletzki - Bring me home
Mon 10:00 Absorbed
Confident in our movements, we advance upon each other, slow dancing amongst a sea of possibilities. Coy as she is, she finally reveals a hint of enjoyment as a wide smiled grin reaches ear to ear. Easily absorbed in this moment, absolutely everything other remains non-existent, for we are here only to lock eyes upon that singular other. Warmth comes over us, from fingertip to lower lip we feel this balmy connection enigmatically pulling us closer. Both concentrated on the direction in which we coalesce and the rhythm of a soft bass-line timed to a gentle scratch of snares met with causal patters, we drift atop an empty hardwood floor leading and following the same.
The Chicago Blues Chime plays the notes of the walking bass line so familiar in Chicago's boogie-woogie blues.