This time we've put together an original fusion song. The supposed imitation musician this time iss may be difficult to understand unless you're very familiar with musicians, but those in the know will recognize them as some incredible musicians, and we've gathered musicians who have supported jazz fusion from the funk side. This song features Dovah's scat and chorus, which could almost be called improvisation, but the part where Dovah's scat and Rhodes imitating Bob James intertwine in parallel is a highlight that makes it hard to believe it's an imitation. Bob James is one of the top five keyboardists in the fusion world, and is now over 80 years old. We can distinguish between his piano, Rhodes, and synth sounds, but those who sharp ears will recognize his own unique toone. One thing I'm often asked about Bob is actually his origins. Although he is a graduate of Berklee College of Music, located very close to Suno's headquarters, it was actually Quincy Jones who discovered him. What was great about Quincy was that even at a time when a wall existed between black and white music, he actively crossed that barrier and continued to gather musicians. Because of this relationship, Bob James also participated in Michael Jackson's recordings. Greg Phillinganes comes from a similar background. He is also a keyboard and recording expert. Great job, dovah(really bob's Rhodes too great), hope you enjoy it. <<Imitation Musician>> [KICK DRUM: type Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (Billie Jean drummer) Halftime Shuffle] [BASSLINE: type Marcus Miller slap bass] [Rhodes: type Bob James ] [GUITAR: type Hiram Brock Funk Cut Guitar] [trumpet → Sax: lead ] City lights highlight the city the road reflects the headlights skyscrapers lights hide the stars only moon and vinus in the sky lalala.... rururu,,, take away to magic night take away to magic night
