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http://www.huwfoster.co.uk | http://twitter.com/huwfoster | http://huwfoster.tumblr.comStevie Wonder wrote this tune for Jermaine (he sings the middle 8). Nathan Watts originally did the killer bass part, which is in Eb tuning. I recorded this in the afternoon and I still hadn't made my bed.(Played on my newish Fender 50s Classic Precision!!)

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http://www.huwfoster.co.uk | http://twitter.com/huwfoster | http://huwfoster.tumblr.comThis song has been covered oodles of times in various ways, so I hope my version is unique enough!I recorded this performance in the first full take, so there's the odd fluffed note, but I like to think it has an energy that would have been lost had I made multiple attempts... ha!Note: I've had major problems syncing the video and audio for this one. I blame my laptop. It's probably something to do with "conflicting sample rates", but I still blame my laptop.

http://www.huwfoster.co.uk | http://twitter.com/huwfoster | http://huwfoster.tumblr.comMy favourite Stevie Wonder song. I hope I've done it justice!Solo bass guitar arrangement with improvised intro & outro. Also includes a riff from the 'Live at Last' version.Moustache in aid of Movember: http://mobro.co/huwberry

http://www.huwfoster.co.uk | http://twitter.com/huwfosterOne of my favourite Steely Dan tunes. Live version taken from 'Alive in America' (1995). Original version from 'Aja' (1977).The bassist on the original was Chuck Rainey, whereas Tom Barney played on the live album.