James Jamerson
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16
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[b]Soul bassist[/b] (born on 29.01.1938 in Edisto Island, South Carolina, died on 02.08.1983 in Los Angeles, California), who like his fellow musicians in Motown’s Funk Brothers house band, he worked for many years in obscurity — literally uncredited on records until the early '70s. But even when he was unknown, his work was immensely influential, scrutinised and mimicked by young players around the world seeking to capture his style and feel
Father of [a=James Jamerson Jr.] and grandfather of [a=Derrick Jamerson]
He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000.
As a legendary top session musician he has played with [a=Marvin Gaye], [a=The Temptations], [a=Marlena Shaw], [a=Originals], [a=Creative Source] etc.
Releases
Frequent Collaborators
Stevie Wonder
Sneaky Pete Kleinow
The Temptations
The Andantes
Eddie Willis
Richard "Popcorn" Wylie
Andrew "Mike" Terry
Norman Whitfield
The Funk Brothers
Levi Stubbs, Jr.
The Supremes
Richard Allen
Michael Valvano
Robert White
Earl Van Dyke
Jack Ashford
Henry Cosby
Uriel Jones
Joe Messina
The Marvelettes
Berry Gordy
Brian Holland
Freddie Gorman
Benny Benjamin
Marvin Gaye
Wanda Young
Georgia Dobbins
Robert Bateman
William Garrett
Gladys Horton