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Bob Babbitt, Funk Brothers bassist, dies 5:06 PM, July 16, 2012 Motown bass player Bob Babbitt, whose work lit up a host of hits in the '60s and '70s, died this morning in Nashville, friends said. He was 74. Babbitt had been diagnosed in early 2011 with an inoperable brain tumor. He was recently readmitted to the hospital after a year of home hospice care. "Bob was a teddy bear of a guy," said former Motown engineer Ed Wolfrum. "And he was an extraordinary musician — a player's player." At Motown Records in the late '60s, Babbitt's thick, fluid bass lines drove the groove on songs by the Temptations (Ball of Confusion), Stevie Wonder (Signed Sealed Delivered I'm Yours), Rare Earth (Losing You), Smokey Robinson & the Miracles (The Tears of a Clown) and many others. Like his fellow members of Motown's renowned Funk Brothers studio band, he often moonlighted for other Detroit labels and studios, including United Sound and Golden World, performing on tunes such as the Capitols' Cool Jerk, the Parliaments' (I Wanna) Testify, and Freda Payne's Band of Gold. Babbitt, a Pittsburgh native who moved to Detroit as a teenager in the late '50s, got his start on the Motor City music scene playing clubs with the popular local band the Royaltones. His signature bass line came in 1971 — a stellar solo on the pioneering funk-rock song Scorpio with Dennis Coffey, himself a former Royaltone and Funk Brother. "Bob had that big, fat sound," Coffey said today. "The highlight of his career, in my mind, was that solo. It set a bass standard. You didn't hear bass solos on records, let alone a hit record. Guys were freaking out trying to duplicate it. That was the benchmark for a bass player: You had to be able to play that Scorpio solo.'" REST IN PEACE BOB, and thank you for the music we'll enjoy forever. Superbee
Live TV performance of guitarist Dennis Coffey. Dennis has played at Motown with the Funk Brothers. He has played with Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Tom Jones, Quincy Jones, The Four Tops, Wilson Pickett, The Dramatics, Ringo Starr, Barbra Streisand, and Diana Ross. He has played R&B, Pop, Jazz, and Soul.
► Subscribe to Red Bull Music Academy: 🤍 Dennis Coffey is the guitarist behind hundreds of hits from the golden days of Detroit soul and funk. Guitarist and songwriter Dennis Coffey talked about his early gigs in Detroit, why the Funk Brothers were “the epitome of the best band” and the importance of self-reliance in his RBMA Barcelona 2008 Lecture. ► 🤍 #DennisCoffey #motown #RedBullMusicAcademy He was the man Norman Whitfield recruited to bring Motown into the psychedelic era, injecting wah-wah and disorienting effects into the work of artists such as The Temptations, Edwin Starr and The Supremes. He also smashed into the charts under his own name – of particular note is the now-classic breakbeat track “Scorpio” – composed Blaxploitation soundtracks and went on to fill disco dancefloors. TOPICS: 1:27 – Early Detroit 12:47 – Funk Brothers 24:20 – Solo records 29:52 – Los Angeles 36:18 – Disco 41:00 – Self-reliance MUSIC: 1:09 – Dennis Coffey – “Getting It On” 🤍 14:00 – The Temptations – “Cloud Nine” 🤍 17:27 – Dennis Coffey – guitar demo 21:14 – The Temptations – “Ball Of Confusion” 🤍 26:22 – Dennis Coffey – “Scorpio” 🤍 37:40 – CJ & Company – “We Got Our Own Thing” 🤍 The Red Bull Music Academy is a global music institution committed to fostering creativity in music. We celebrate music, its culture, and the transformative minds behind it. Begun in 1998, the Academy has taken the core principles that underlie its annual workshop for selected participants and applied this curatorial approach to events, lectures, and city-wide festivals throughout the year. ► Visit Red Bull TV: 🤍 ► Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: 🤍 ► Visit our official website: 🤍 ► Our latest videos on YouTube: 🤍 ► Follow us on Twitter: 🤍 ► Like us on Facebook: 🤍
Hard Rock 1969 USA Vinyl rip Tracklist: 01-Let The Sunshine 00:06:59 02-Hair & Grits 00:05:19 03-Get Back 00:02:08 04-Aquarius 00:03:36 05-Sodomy 00:00:43 06-Do Your Thang 00:03:22 07-Hey Jude 00:05:59 08-Iceberg's Thang 00:05:40 09-It's Your Thang 00:02:40 10-Electric Thang 00:00:33 DENNIS COFFEY-GUITAR LYMAN WOODARD-ORGAN ANDREW SMITH-DRUMS BOB BABBITH-BASS MELVIN DAVIS-DRUMS (SIDE II, 1,3,4) TONY NEWTON-BASS ( SIDE II, 1,3)
Don Was Detroit All-Star Revue "Black Belt Jones" - Dennis Coffey Dennis returns to the All Star Revue, featuring his own band. He last played at the 2010 Concert of Colors. Dennis' legendary guitar work was a staple of many Motown records. Here he plays his own composition "Black Belt Jones" from the movie of the same name that he scored. Steve Adams - drums Dennis Sheridan - congas Danny Tyrell - organ Damon Warmock - bass Recorded live 🤍 the 5th Annual DON WAS DETROIT ALL STAR REVUE at th 20th CONCERT OF COLORS July 16th, 2012, Orchestra Hall, Detroit, MI Detroit All-Star Revue Curator: Don Was 2012 Guest Curator: Marion Hayden Executive Producer: Ismael Ahmed Production Manager: Kim Silarski Recorded by Steve "Dr Ching" King and Chris Tayler Mixed by Steve "Dr Ching" King Technical assistance and special thanks to Tom Court, Matt Pons and Dave Shelley Video Directed and Edited by Gemma Corfield Director of Photography - Kevin Leeser Camera Operators: Jonathan Hoard, Alicia Gbur, Kim Simms Data management, camera tech - Bradley Kaye Thanks to Rob Barnett Paul Gallagher Michael Isabella
The early '70s witnessed the explosion of funky music on the U.S. music scene. Call it urban, call it funk, call it whatever you want, but it was unlike anything that the mainstream music scene in the U.S. had seen. Traditional R&B and soul was one thing. What came out in the early '70s was something entirely different. It was urban, it was gritty and it had attitude. Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio, coming out in '71, epitomized that. It was a superb instrumental that just blew the doors off, with a driving rift that grabbed you and didn't let go. And, man, could you dance to it. What I love about this MV is watching the Soul Train dancers dance to it. THIS was Soul Train! This was the '70s! This was everything special and awesome about that decade when it came to soul & funk!!
Guitarist and legendary Motown Funk Brother Dennis Coffey has been playing regularly every Tuesday at the Northern Lights Lounge in Detroit’s Midtown until the shutdown. His career spans 65 years. In the 1950s when he picked up the guitar it was blues and rockabilly leading to session work in Detroit that got him a regular gig at Hitsville U.S.A. This year he’s been honored twice by the Detroit Music Awards for his recent recordings. From Detroit Public Television, One Detroit’s Bill Kubota found that’s just a fraction of his story in this extended version of the segment that aired in May 2020.
From Album Back Home (1976) by Migno65
Don Was Detroit All-Star Revue 2010 Dennis Coffey "Scorpio" Legendary funk/jazz guitarist Dennis Coffey made his debut with Motown's Funk Brothers by playing the distinctive wah-wah part on the Temptation's "Papa Was a Rolling Stone". He has played with Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, The Four Tops, Barbra Streisand, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett and George Clinton among others. His song "Scorpio" - which he performs here - was an international top ten single and is one of the most sampled tracks of the hip hop era. Dennis Coffey - lead guitar Luis Resto - keyboards Terry 'Thunder' Hughley - drums Don Was - bass Brian 'Roscoe' White - guitar Dino Lewis - congas RECORDED LIVE AT THE DETROIT CONCERT OF COLORS JULY 17, 2010 Engineered and Mixed by STEVE 'DR. CHING KING' & TOM COURT Video Directed and Edited by GEMMA CORFIELD Cameras: KEVIN LEESER MELLISSA MANZAGOL FERNANDA PIRES Thanks to: ROB BARNETT MICHAEL ISABELLA PAUL GALLAGHER KIM SILARSKI ISHMAEL AHMED Produced by DON WAS
Dennis Coffey performs Scorpio at Motor City Wine, Detroit, MI. on November 15, 2013 with Beamon, Whitfield & Bartels. Dennis Coffey - Guitar Rick Beamon - Drums Phil Whitfield - Keyboards Chuck Bartels - Bass
DENNIS COFFEY is back with a new self titled studio album for Strut, out April 26th and featuring guests Mayer Hawthorne, Mick Collins of The Dirtbombs, Kings Go Forth, Rachel Nagy of Detroit Cobras, Paulo Nutini & more. As a teaser, he gathered together a crew of Detroit friends and associates for a video to his cover version of Cee-Lo's hit, inspired by the Motown sound in which Coffey played a key role. Follow Strut: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
1. If You Can't Dance To This You Got No Business Havin-Feet [0:00] 2. Finger Lickin' Good [3:51] 3. I've Got A Real Good Feeling [7:07] 4. Honky Tonk [10:37] 5. El Tigre [14:14] 6. Live Wire [17:02] 7. Some Like It Hot [20:25] 8. Fame [25:33] 9. Wild Child [29:24]
From Album Back Home (1976) by Migno65
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Scorpio · Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band Evolution ℗ 1971 © Sussex Records™ a division of 43 North Broadway, LLC. WARNING: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Released on: 1971-11-06 Auto-generated by YouTube.
1. Let The Sunshine [0:00] 2. Hair & Grits [6:53] 3. Get Back [12:08] 4. Aquarius [14:14] 5. Sodomy [17:51] 6. Do Your Thang [18:40] 7. Hey Jude [22:03] 8. Iceberg Thang [28:00] 9. It's Your Thing [33:36] 10. Electric Thang [36:17]
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Scorpio · Dennis Coffey And The Detroit Guitar Band · Dennis Coffey Scorpio / Sad Angel ℗ 1971 © Sussex Records™ a division of 43 North Broadway, LLC. WARNING: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Released on: 1971-09-09 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Dennis Coffey from 'Under The Moonlight' - 1989 Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Check him out: 🤍
A direct recording . His follow up to his smash hit "Scorpio". This is my favorite. by Dennis Coffey. I do not own the copyrite to this song. This is for educational purposes only. No profit.
Dennis Coffey is credited with bringing special effects into the snakepit at Motown. A Vox Tonebender and wah-wah pedal are on display in the museum. Visit us here: 🤍 Send inquires here: 🤍 View the entire Musicians Hall of Fame Backstage Vault Series: 🤍 See the whole Backstage Interview Catalog here: 🤍 Support the Museum here : 🤍 Merch! - Get yours here: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Trip Adviser: 🤍
From Album Back Home (1976) by Migno65
Dennis Coffey performs Black Belt Jones at Motor City Wine, Detroit, MI. on November 15, 2013 with Beamon, Whitfield & Bartels. Dennis Coffey - Guitar Rick Beamon - Drums Phil Whitfield - Keyboards Chuck Bartels - Bass
Provided to YouTube by DistroKid Gimme That Funk · Dennis Coffey Live Wire ℗ Westbound Records Released on: 2008-12-09 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Jazz guitarist Dennis Coffey stops by to play an original from his new EP.
The 2nd single recorded by Dennis Coffey
Written-By – C. Horne, D. Coffey Producer, Arranged By – Dennis Coffey Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Scorpio · Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band Evolution ℗ 1971 UMG Recordings, Inc. Released on: 1971-11-06 Producer: Mike Theodore Associated Performer, Recording Arranger, Guitar: Dennis Coffey Studio Personnel, Engineer: Jim Bruzzese Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Bob Babbitt Associated Performer, Percussion: Jack Ashford Associated Performer, Baritone Guitar: Joe Podorsek Associated Performer, Tenor Guitar: Ray Monette Composer Lyricist: Dennis Coffey Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Getting It On · Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band Evolution ℗ A Sussex Records/Universal Music Enterprises Release; ℗ 1971 UMG Recordings, Inc. Released on: 1971-11-06 Producer: Mike Theodore Producer, Associated Performer, Recording Arranger, Guitar: Dennis Coffey Studio Personnel, Engineer: Jim Bruzzese Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Bob Babbitt Associated Performer, Percussion: Jack Ashford Associated Performer, Baritone Guitar: Joe Podorsek Associated Performer, Tenor Guitar: Ray Monette Composer Lyricist: Dennis Coffey Composer Lyricist: Mike Theodore Auto-generated by YouTube.
Provided to YouTube by K7 Records GmbH 7th Galaxy · Dennis Coffey Dennis Coffey ℗ Strut 2011. Strut Is Part Of !K7 Label Group Released on: 2011-04-26 Producer: Al Sutton Composer: Dennis Coffey Lyricist: Dennis Coffey Producer: Eric Hoegemeyer Music Publisher: Koffey Katz Music (bmi) Auto-generated by YouTube.
From Album Back Home (1976) by Migno65
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