Video highlights from a visit by Jamiroquai band members to ACM, The Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford. Subscribe to ACM on RU-vid: bit.ly/2qarX9T
hes a great bass player ..great gig to get .i like how he puts hes own parts in the songs.he has great respect for zender we should have it for him.xxfrom ireland
Brilliant Bass Guitarist 👏🏿👏🏿 Run Way is a masterclass of Bass groove. All Jamiroquai Bassists are top notch; Zender, Julian Crampton, Nick, Turner etc Greetings from Uganda 🇺🇬👊🏿🖤
@@NotCharAznable Eh... I am not saying that Funk Odyssey was bad. It was actually a great album. But you cannot top the first 3 albums with nothing. If you think different, then you are smoking crack.
Emergency on Planet Earth, Return of the Space Cowboy and Travelling Without Moving, those are the first three and best albums Jamiroquai has to offer, i like later stuff too but i'd rather have the bossa-jazzy style of early Jamiroquai rather than the disco house vibe of latter albums. Stuart Zender was indeed a big part on songwriting for the band, and it changed a lot since his departure.
Fascinating insight. Understandable but annoying imo how some people always seem to want to compare for the sake of who's best rather than what individuals bring/add. Whether that be in music, sport, whatever.
I've wanted to know for years, who played the Album version. We know it's not Mr Z (due to style, sound etc and Paul even said so) but whoever played is not credited in the album sleeve... SO WHO IS IT!!!??? PUT ME OUT OF MY 21 YEAR MISERY!!!! PLZ! K THX BYE :)
I don't mean disrespectful to paul, but to make the pattern or tune like stu is topnotch, and after that the rest just follow the original and add a little spicy groove
Mr Turner.. The Return of the Space cowboy was Stuart on the album. You may be thinking of when you gonna learn from the first album. That was played by Andrew Levy of the brand new heavies. Space cowboy has a few different versions that were b sides and remixes/ and music video versions. But for sure we’re all played by Stuart Zender.
Runaway might just be the funkiest bassline of them all. And that was Turner's.. Both are different, both are great. No point arguing. Just enjoy the music
hes good and a different type of bass player but better than stu? no way not when it comes to jamiroquais sound on the first three albums but again dont get me wrong i love paul turners bass playing too but the original jam line up will always be the best version of jamiroquai and they played the best versions of those songs just look up paradiso 94 or any live set from 93 to 95,96 to truly see how good stuart was
Not better, stu has his own feel, Paul brought something new while obviously admiring stu's playing. Comparing 2 bassist on this level like Paul and Stu, that who's Better is pointless. They're both great musicians and they created something that will live past all of us. Thats the important
How can you teach a master class based on what someone else created and perfected. Play something off of that subpar last album and stop trying to make Stuart's bass lines your own.
@@alessandromorgante5373 it's insane to think paul doesn't have feel. zender was unique in his approach. paul can do it all though. they were all the right players for each phase of the band.
Zender is THE MAN. Gonna sound v arrogant but you just know when you know eh?, end of... I've listened to every type of bassist ... From j pattitucci, Edgar Mayer, NHOP, Jaco, Macka, JJamerson, Carol Kaye, T Levin, jp jones, pino , east etc and STILL Z always comes to mind as my fav. Anyone who thinks Turner holds a candle to him is just misguided. Gonna make some peeps mad lolol. Ain't even a taste thang... just the truth. The guy was magic. (Turner of course has great technique and is a v fine bassist, quite evident... just a different league compared to King Z.
