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Go East (bass playalong)

from Big Funk Band (bass playalong) by Redtenbacher's Funkestra

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'Go East' is a Big Band jazz funk tune written by Stefan Redtenbacher. Inspired by Ennio Morricone's soundtrack for Quentin Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight' and Jaco Pastorius' 'Word of Mouth' Big Band - it has several 'mini' movements and features the double bass (Bruce Gertz) and electric bass (Stefan Redtenbacher) - both in accompanying and solo roles.

Read the background story here:
www.redtenbachersfunkestra.com/go-east-ft-bruce-gertz-out-now/

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from Big Funk Band (bass playalong), released July 29, 2021
PERFORMERS

Bruce Gertz - double bass
Stefan Redtenbacher - electric bass, glockenspiel, xylophone
Mike Outram - guitar
Ross Stanley - Hammond organ, Wurlitzer
Mike Sturgis - drums
Karl Vanden Bossche - percussion
Tucker Antell - saxophone (tenor, alto)
William Vint - saxophone (tenor, alto)
Richard Beesley - saxphone (bari)
Yaure Muniz - trumpet
Douglas Olsen - trumpet
Angelo Subero - trombone (tenor, bass)
Clayton Dewalt - trombone (tenor)
Andrew Michael Ross - flute

CREDITS

Written, arranged and produced by Stefan Redtenbacher
Big Band horn arrangement by Peter Tomasso & Stefan Redtenbacher
Mixed and mastered by Rupert Christie
Graphic design by Stefan Redtenbacher
Published by Hypenstein Music (ASCAP)
Released by RSB Records RSB 73704

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Bassist, arranger, composer, bandleader and producer Stefan Redtenbacher presents a funky bag of bass play-alongs for some of his Redtenbacher's Funkestra tunes and more FREE goodies on this channel. Have FUNK!

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