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"It's Over" is a song by English jazz-funk band Level 42. Released in 1987 as the fourth single from their album Running in the Family, it reached number 10 on the UK Singles Chart (becoming the band's sixth and final UK Top 10 hit). Running in the Family is the seventh studio album by British band Level 42, released in 1987. It features the UK hit singles: "Lessons in Love" (which reached No. 3 in May 1986), "Running in the Family" (No. 6 in February 1987), "To Be with You Again" (No. 10 in April '87), "It's Over" (No. 10, in September 1987) and "Children Say" (No. 22 at the end of 1987). All five singles peaked in the Top 10 in the Netherlands. "Lessons in Love" peaked at No. 1 in Germany, South Africa, Switzerland and Denmark. This was the last Level 42 album of the 1980s to feature brothers Phil (drums) (until Forever Now in 1994) and Rowland 'Boon' Gould (guitar) (until his guest appearance on Retroglide in 2006) who had cited dissatisfaction with the musical direction of the band and exhaustion as departure reasons. Later in 1987, the Platinum Edition of the album was issued. The CD and cassette versions replaced "Lessons in Love", "Running in the Family" and "It's Over" with remixed versions, and added remixes of "Something About You" and "World Machine" from Level 42's previous album. On vinyl, the remixes were featured on one 33 rpm record which was shrink-wrapped to the standard edition of the album. Also in 1987, the group released the video collection Family of Five (with the music videos of the five singles from Running in the Family) exclusively in the United Kingdom.[6] Running in the Family was a big international success, reaching the Top 10 in numerous countries and the Top 25 in the US; in the UK, it was certified 2× Platinum by the BPI. In 2012, the album was remastered and re-released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its original release. ---- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Bluesky : @d6bass.com Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock #whitneyhouston #mononeon #slapbass
Level 42 / It's Over
Forever Now is the 10th studio album released by British pop musical group Level 42, released in March 1994. There were two releases of the album with different track-listings and cover art. The first release in 1994 on RCA Records has 11 tracks. In 1996, the album was re-issued by the label Resurgence, with 15 tracks including six additional tracks, but without the songs "Tired Of Waiting" and "All Over You". Also, some of the songs on this version varied in length from those on the RCA release, and the track "Billy's Gone" was completely remixed. The Resurgence album was re-released in 2009 by the label Edsel, as a double CD, bringing "Tired Of Waiting" and "All Over You" back to the track-listing again, and also adding extended remixes of "All Over You", "Forever Now", "Learn To Say No" and "Love In A Peaceful World". The sleeve notes for the reissue state that the Resurgence version of the album contained the original intended track- listing.[6] It was the final album release for Level 42 before their original break-up, and was their only album of the 90s to feature the participation of three original members: Mark King, Mike Lindup and Phil Gould. Level 42 released a new album in 2006, named Retroglide, with King, Lindup and Gary Husband and a small participation by Boon Gould. Phil Gould, dismayed at what he felt was the record company's ineptitude, did not go on the road with the band on their Forever Now tour. He was replaced for the tour with live session drummer Gavin Harrison, and Jakko Jakszyk rejoined on guitar. Forever Now is Level 42's best album since the mid-80s heyday of World Machine and Running in the Family. After a two-album hiatus, drummer Phil Gould returned to the band on what would become its final studio release. The jazzy, horn-drenched title track is the highlight, but there are many solid cuts here, including "Learn to Say No" and the Hall & Oates sound-alike "Love in a Peaceful World" — William Cooper, Allmusic Three singles were issued from the album: "Forever Now", "All Over You" and "Love in a Peaceful World" - all of these reached the Top 40. ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
Level 42 / Romance
"Love & Pride" is the debut single by British band King, produced by Richard James Burgess and featured on the band's first studio album, Steps in Time. The single was first released in April 1984 but was not a success, spending only three weeks on the UK Singles Chart and reaching a lowly No. 84.[1] However, after the group performed the song on Saturday morning television at the end of 1984, CBS Records re-released it and it became a big hit. "Love & Pride" hit No. 2 on the UK chart in February 1985, remaining there for three consecutive weeks and only being held from the top spot by "I Know Him So Well", the duet by Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson. The single failed to duplicate this success in the US, where it stalled at No. 55 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was more popular in clubs, where two separate 12" remixes propelled it to No. 17 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart.[2] The single features a Prophet 5 synthesizer. British electronic band Cicada sampled portions of "Love & Pride" on their song "Woh" off their 2011 album Sunburst. ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
King / Love and Pride
Lucy Woodward is an English-American singer-songwriter. She has released records on Atlantic, Verve, and GroundUP and has sung with many artists including Rod Stewart, Barbra Streisand, Snarky Puppy, Celine Dion, Pink Martini, Gavin DeGraw, Joe Cocker, Chaka Khan, Nikka Costa, and Randy Jackson. She co-wrote Stacie Orrico's Top 40 hit "(There's Gotta Be) More to Life".[2] A native of London, England, she is the daughter of British conductor Kerry Woodward, who conducted the BBC Singers, and his American wife Julie Woodward, who was an editor of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.[3] Woodward's parents mounted the first performances of Viktor Ullmann's opera Der Kaiser von Atlantis, which Ullmann composed while interned in a Nazi concentration camp.[4][5] Woodward's family moved to Amsterdam when her father was appointed musical director of the Netherlands Chamber Choir. Two years later her parents separated, and she moved with her mother and brother to New York City to live with her grandparents. Raised on classical and Middle Eastern music, Woodward studied piano and flute before receiving singing lessons at age 12. She attended high school in The Bronx and sang house music in her friends' basements. During summers she attended music camp and visited her father in the Netherlands, where she frequently locked herself in her father's studio and listened to jazz and R&B records. At the age of 16, Woodward was accepted to the Manhattan School of Music to study jazz, but after a year she decided to drop out to focus on songwriting and performing. She spent the next few years in swing organ trios, including The Sugarman 3, working as a session singer, a waitress, and singing jazz standards in restaurants in Greenwich Village.[3] ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
Lucy Woodward / Kiss Me Mister Histrionics
Guaranteed is the ninth studio album by the British musical group Level 42, released in 1991, their first album of the 1990s. The album was released by RCA records and it was the first Level 42 studio album released by a label other than Polydor. Guaranteed was the first Level 42 album without a songwriting contribution from former member Boon Gould, who had contributed lyrics to some songs for the 1988 album Staring at the Sun following his departure from the band. Several songs were co-written with lyricists Drew Barfield and George M. Green. Guaranteed was also the first Level 42 album to be released following the death of guitarist Alan Murphy, who had taken over from Gould for Staring at the Sun and related tours. The lineup credits for the album listed all of the musicians involved rather than clearly defining the separation between band and guest players. This reflected the ongoing personnel shifts within the band. All cover art and inlay photos implied that the band consisted of Mark King, Mike Lindup and Gary Husband plus a guitarist, but it was less clear on the latter's identity — inlay photos featured Allan Holdsworth while cover artwork featured Jakko Jakszyk. In practice Holdsworth, who had played with the band during its recent London residency at the Hammersmith Apollo, provided electric guitar solos to only five of the album's songs in the studio: "Seven Years", "A Kinder Eye", "She Can't Help Herself", "If You Were Mine" and "With a Little Love". Band associate Dominic Miller contributed all rhythm guitar work, as he had done for Staring at the Sun. Jakszyk (formerly with 64 Spoons and a top session guitarist) played no part in recording the album, but was hired for touring and promotional work, was featured in the album artwork and in the promotional video clips for "Guaranteed", "Overtime" and "My Father's Shoes". Due to Lindup's absence from many of the sessions, a high proportion of the keyboard parts for Guaranteed were played by drummer Gary Husband (including the piano solo on "Her Big Day") although Lindup would later overdub solos. Husband would also expand his songwriting contribution, including writing the song "If You Were Mine" on his own. Husband would leave Level 42 following this album, to be replaced by the band's original drummer Phil Gould, although he would return to the band in 1999. The album's title track reached number 17 in the UK Singles Chart in 1991 and had two versions of its music video produced. The song "A Kinder Eye" was dedicated to the memory of Frances Robblee, the mother-in-law of lyricist George M. Green. ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
Level 42 / Lasso The Moon / Mark King on a FRETLESS??!!??!!
Guaranteed is the ninth studio album by the British musical group Level 42, released in 1991, their first album of the 1990s. The album was released by RCA records and it was the first Level 42 studio album released by a label other than Polydor. Guaranteed was the first Level 42 album without a songwriting contribution from former member Boon Gould, who had contributed lyrics to some songs for the 1988 album Staring at the Sun following his departure from the band. Several songs were co-written with lyricists Drew Barfield and George M. Green. Guaranteed was also the first Level 42 album to be released following the death of guitarist Alan Murphy, who had taken over from Gould for Staring at the Sun and related tours. The lineup credits for the album listed all of the musicians involved rather than clearly defining the separation between band and guest players. This reflected the ongoing personnel shifts within the band. All cover art and inlay photos implied that the band consisted of Mark King, Mike Lindup and Gary Husband plus a guitarist, but it was less clear on the latter's identity — inlay photos featured Allan Holdsworth while cover artwork featured Jakko Jakszyk. In practice Holdsworth, who had played with the band during its recent London residency at the Hammersmith Apollo, provided electric guitar solos to only five of the album's songs in the studio: "Seven Years", "A Kinder Eye", "She Can't Help Herself", "If You Were Mine" and "With a Little Love". Band associate Dominic Miller contributed all rhythm guitar work, as he had done for Staring at the Sun. Jakszyk (formerly with 64 Spoons and a top session guitarist) played no part in recording the album, but was hired for touring and promotional work, was featured in the album artwork and in the promotional video clips for "Guaranteed", "Overtime" and "My Father's Shoes". Due to Lindup's absence from many of the sessions, a high proportion of the keyboard parts for Guaranteed were played by drummer Gary Husband (including the piano solo on "Her Big Day") although Lindup would later overdub solos. Husband would also expand his songwriting contribution, including writing the song "If You Were Mine" on his own. Husband would leave Level 42 following this album, to be replaced by the band's original drummer Phil Gould, although he would return to the band in 1999. The album's title track reached number 17 in the UK Singles Chart in 1991 and had two versions of its music video produced. The song "A Kinder Eye" was dedicated to the memory of Frances Robblee, the mother-in-law of lyricist George M. Green. ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
Level 42 / If You Were Mine
"We Built This City" is the debut single by American rock band Starship, from their 1985 debut album Knee Deep in the Hoopla. It was written by English musicians Martin Page and Bernie Taupin, who were both living in Los Angeles at the time, and was originally intended as a lament against the closure of many of that city's live music clubs. The song peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Outside the United States, "We Built This City" topped the charts in Australia and Canada, peaked inside the Top 10 of the charts in Germany, the Republic of Ireland, Sweden and Switzerland, the Top 20 on the charts in Belgium, New Zealand and the United Kingdom and the Top 30 of the charts in Austria and the Netherlands. The song has gained significant scorn, both for the inscrutability of its lyrics (notably the line "Marconi plays the mamba"), and for the contrast between the song's anti-corporate message and its polished, "corporate rock" sound. It topped a 2011 Rolling Stone poll of worst songs of the 1980s by a wide margin, and the magazines Blender and GQ both called it the worst song of all time. The album's title, Knee Deep in the Hoopla, is taken from a lyric in the first verse of this song.[3] Content and production Song co-writers Martin Page and Bernie Taupin have stated that the song is about the decline of live-performance clubs in Los Angeles during the 1980s.[4][5][6] In 2013, Taupin told Rolling Stone that the "original song was a very dark kind of mid-tempo song ... about how club life in L.A. was being killed off and live acts had no place to go ... A guy called Peter Wolf [the album's producer] ... got ahold of the demo and totally changed it. He jerry-rigged it into the pop hit it was".[5] In an interview with Songfacts, Page added that the "demo was quite high-energy techno, because that was the sound of the band I was in ... it was a little more edgy. And I'm very pleased with what Starship did with it, because they made it a universally appealing song".[6] Though "We Built This City" was originally written about Los Angeles, the Starship rendition references San Francisco (the hometown of both Starship and its predecessors, Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship). MTV executive and former DJ Les Garland provided the DJ voiceover during the song's bridge.[7] While "the city by the bay" refers to San Francisco, the other two phrases used by Garland—"the city that rocks" and "The City That Never Sleeps"—refer to Cleveland, Ohio, and New York City, respectively. To capitalize on this, several radio stations, with the help of jingle company JAM Creative Productions, customized the bridge when broadcasting the song by adding descriptions of their own local areas or inserting their idents.[8] The song was engineered by producer Bill Bottrell, written by Bernie Taupin, Martin Page, Dennis Lambert and Peter Wolf and arranged by Bottrell and Jasun Martz with shared lead vocals by Mickey Thomas and Grace Slick. ---- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
Starship / We Built This City
Low Bar Squat. 3 x 6 x 60kg
Transcription and Tab available at https://www.d6bass.com/download/rent-santa-fe/?tmstv=1743618857 ------------------- RENT (stylized in all caps) is a rock musical with music, lyrics, and book by Jonathan Larson.[1] Loosely based on the 1896 opera La bohème by Giacomo Puccini, Luigi Illica, and Giuseppe Giacosa, it tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create a life in Lower Manhattan's East Village, in the thriving days of the bohemian culture of Alphabet City, under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. The musical was first seen in 1993 in a workshop production at New York Theatre Workshop, the off-Broadway theatre which was also where the musical began performances on January 26, 1996. The show's creator, Jonathan Larson, had died suddenly of an aortic dissection the night before. The musical moved to Broadway's larger Nederlander Theatre on April 29, 1996.[2] On Broadway, Rent gained critical acclaim and won several awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Musical. The Broadway production closed on September 7, 2008, after 12 years, making it one of the longest-running shows on Broadway.[3] The production grossed over $280 million.[4] The success of the show led to several national tours and numerous foreign productions. In 2005, it was adapted into a motion picture featuring six of the eight principal cast members from the 1996 stage premiere. ---------- Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and HIT THAT BELL! Twitter : @d6Bass_is_Here Instagram : @d6bass Facebook : @d6bass TikTok : @D6Bass6 Web : d6bass.com Find all of my details at linktr.ee/d6bass #bass #bassplayer #funk #bassguitar #bassplayersofinstagram #bassplayersunited #bassist #dingwallguitars #twohandedtapping #bassguitar #bassguitarlessonsforbeginners #bassguitarsolo #bassguitarcover #bassguitarsongs #bassguitartuning #bassguitarlessons #bassguitarmusic #bassguitarchords #bassguitarforbeginners #bassguitarriffs #bassguitartabs #bassguitartuner #bassguitarinstrumental #bassguitarsound #bassguitarand #bassguitaranddrums #bassguitaranddrumsjam #bassguitaranddrumsinstrumental #bassplayermagazine #bassplayeronline #bassplayersolo #bassplayerplaysguitar #funk #funkytown #funkbros #funkflex #funky #funkmusic #funksoulbrother #HerbieHancock
RENT / Santa Fe – Two Handed Tapping
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