Kris Kristofferson - Silver Tongued Devil and Closer To The Bone.  
 
Peter

Kris Kristofferson - Silver Tongued Devil and Closer To The Bone.  
 
Peter

MMW, Bloody Oil

Who - Quadrophenia - timeless classic.
 
That Pete can sure put together a solid (double)album.

Pauldo,
  Yes!! Quadrophenia, one of my all time favorite Rocking Rock Albums. Came across this not to long ago. The Ox! The Real Me isolated Bass track. Or at least as isolated as these guys could make it.  
   
Pete

Just discovered Judee Sill.
Glynn

I used to listen to Quadrophenia a lot delivering newspapers on rainy days; it seemed the perfect soundtrack and Deep Cove(BC) had lots of them...may have actually been the album to get me playing bass, but regardless, it's an amazing album and probably the Who's best...Tony

Good choice Glynn. She played some beautiful music but such a tragic story.
 
Graeme

Noah Gabrial - Crooked
Some really great bass playing by a certain Club member.
 
Bill Wyman - Monkey Grip Glue

I've been listening to this track Cameroon by Mike Stern featuring Richard Bona on bass & vocals - I keep listening to it over and over and ...
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwrmoN_nbCM

Wes Montgomery with Tommy Flanagan, Percy Heath and Albert Heath. The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery. And it is indeed incredible.

Mondays . . .  
Found myself spinning Captain and Tennille: Ultimate Collection - The Complete Hits.
 
Color me strange, but it's a fun listen!
 
I'm pretty sure all of the bass lines are the Captain's left hand - there are some good ones - notably The Way I Want To Touch You; that bass line would transfer nicely to an Alembic . . . just sayin'.
 
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Burning For Buddy - A Tribute To The Music of Buddy Rich
 
Simon Phillips
Rod Morgenstein
Neil Peart
Joe Morello !!!
Billy Cobham
Bill Bruford  
and a host of others.

, I'm Calling You from this past spring at Merlefest here in the mountains of North Carolina.

Oh Wow, that was lovely!
 
Maybe when all my hair goes gray and not just patches in my sideburns (big Neil Young muttonchops)I'll make music like that but until then I go for loud and sludgy; rage of the tar pits...anyway, went to see Russian Circles last night and you all need to hear them as they are the coolest hard rock instrumental band going; can go from achingly beautiful to crushing in the same song with it all being a cohesive story without words...I wish I had that talent...Tony