James Jamerson, Virtuoso Of The Bass
James Jamerson (January 29, 1938-August 2, 1983)
Gotta pay my respects to James Jamerson, the bass player who appeared on nearly every Motown Records song ever released back in the 1960s and the early '70s. There are tons of songs I could've chosen to post here, but these are the ones I feel really showcase James' fantastic skills (wear headphones if you got 'em):
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Stevie Wonder - "I Was Made To Love Her" (1967)
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Stevie Wonder - "For Once In My Life" (1968)
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Diana Ross - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" (1970)
And here's one by the Jackson Five that many haven't heard unless you bought a copy of their "Third Album", but it's worth it just for the bassline only:
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The Jackson Five - "Darling Dear" (1970)