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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2024 · 1H 22M

Ep806 The 10 Greatest Bass Lines of the 1980s

from The Loudini Rock and Roll Circus · host Loudini

On this week's Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we're all about that bass as we talk about the most soulful, most groovin' and most funky bass lines of the 1980s   Topics Discussed:   What we did this week: Loudini: The tools that musician's need to get hired (not what you think), 10 artists that ruined pop music, Diver Down retrospective, Ken Tamplin Lip syncing scandal, The Assent (2019 movie), Kate Hudson, voices carry, and new album? The making of Tommy Boy, Princes most covered song, the Exorcist is getting ANOTHER sequel, Tiger Lilies, Heroin, The History of the Music Video (polyphonic), The making of "Here Comes The Sun" (you can't unhear this), Eat The Cat,   Lily: Alliance Rock Fest, best of pittsburgh party, Zebra, Rob Zombie & Alice Cooper, Beetlejuice   Best Bass Lines of the 1980s   Another One Bites The Dust; Queen(John Deacon)   Super Freak; Rik James(Oscar Alston)   Hold Me Now; Thompson Twins(Tom Bailey)   Hungry Like The Wolf; Duran Duran(John Taylor)   Too Shy; Kajagoogoo (Nick Beggs)   Billie Jean; Michael Jackson (Louis Johnson)   Smooth Criminal; Michael Jackson   Papa Don't Preach; Madonna (robert salamone)   Easy Lover; Phillip Bailey & Phil Collins(Nathan East)   I Feel For You; Chaka Khan(Reggie Griffin)   Let's Dance; Davie Bowie(Charmine Rojas)   Twight Light Zone; Golden Earing   Phantom of the Opera; Iron Maiden   Ace of Spades; Motorhead(Lemmy)   New & Notable: Loudini: Castle Rat; Fresh Fur Lily V: In Theory

On this week’s Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we’re all about that bass as we talk about the most soulful, most groovin’ and most funky bass lines of the 1980s

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On this week's Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we're all about that bass as we talk about the most soulful, most groovin' and most funky bass lines of the 1980s   Topics Discussed:   What we did this week: Loudini: The tools that musician's need to get...

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