Having spent a week using PJB gear at NAMM, I am biased, but I hope this play around with my P and J basses through the PJB Bass Buddy helps show how cool this thing is. As you will see I set up some "extreme" EQ settings (those sliders have 18db cut/boost)and I think it still sounded great!
And plugged into a bass cab it's the best practise amp I ever heard, too!
Chuck Rainey is one of my heroes - these three riffs are all CR's AFAIK, all with Donald Byrd - Street Lady, Fallin Like Dominoes, and Stepping Into Tomorrow
Tom Browne's track with a classic funk bassline. I'd love to know which fx boxes were used on the original - sorry about the dodgy patch on this zoom g1!
Thanks to keybobrob who let me know this was originally played on a keyboard by Bernard Wright.
I always struggle to play soft enough to nail this fast line, but it might help someone who wants to try it - I've never seen a vid that shows Norman playing it all, and there's a few ways to hit the verse. If I ever get good at it I'll replace this!!
![Jamerson Bassline - Ain\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/JlqHN485pD8/2.jpg "Jamerson Bassline - Ain\")
![Jamerson Bassline - Ain\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/F5zo1JyEA6Q/2.jpg "Jamerson Bassline - Ain\")
