Fotografía de Rob Bacon

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LET IT GO (MENTAL ENEMA, OPUS 1)
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Información general

  • Género: Funk / R&B / Rock

    Ubicación From Detroit to Los Skanless, aka Starr City, California, US

    Vistas del perfil: 86575

    Último inicio de sesión: 21/05/2012

    Miembro desde 30/04/2006

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  • Biografía

    ........................ Rob "Fonksta" Bacon has been creating funky guitar and bass magic with a multitude of Artists since the early 90's. His collaborations with legendary artist/producer D.J. Quik have gone down as Funk Classics in Hip-Hop music history. Rob has since gone on to record and/or perform with such eclectic Artists as Raphael Saadiq, Joi and Amp Fiddler among others. Rob's musical roots go back to his hometown of Detroit, where in his early teens he was immersed in the deep, rich sounds of Motown, funk and classic rock. Of his many musical influences, one product of the Detroit music scene, Parliament/Funkadelic, struck a chord in Rob's soul. The Funkadelic vibe is evident in every sweaty, sticky, stanky note Rob plays. Inspired by the late, great Funkadelic Guitarist Eddie Hazel's classic "Maggot Brain", Rob has recorded this seven minute freak-a-delic guitar opus, entitled "Let It Go" (Mental Enema). "Let It Go" is simply Rob Bacon playing his guts out, crying through his fingers in a burst of pure emotion. The things Rob Bacon's eyes witnessed and his ears heard growing up in inner city Detroit...these are the sights and sounds that inspired the instrumental...One memorable career highlight for Rob was touring with George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic in 2005 as opening act with the original line up of Children Of Production, an all-star unit that featured Joi, Raphael Saadiq, Amp Fiddler, Keisha Jackson, Preston Crump, Cat Daddy & Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction (whew! 2 much funk!!) Rob also co-wrote & co-produced with Joi on the songs "Dance With Yesterday" and "Gravity", featured on the singer's most current release, "Tennesse Slim Is The Bomb". Rob was recently featured as a special guest guitarist on D.J. Quik's latest release, Live at the House Of Blues. ("Medley 4 a V", "We Still Party"). Also coming soon is the long-awaited solo debut from Rob Bacon, currently entitled "Earth Smells Funny". Stay tuned!!! For more on the "Bacon Sound" and where it can be found, peep the slide show... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

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  • Influencias

    ..........Jimi Hendrix, Ernie Isley, Eddie Hazel, Jesse Johnson, Prince, Roger Troutman... among others

  • Suena como

    Music 4 the Ghettos of Outer-Space

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  • Hanan Hanan

    Hey Rob, hope you doing wonderfull :) Stay blesse and Funky!!! :)

    hace 1 año
  • Peter Caden

    just wanted to say i am such a big fan of all that you do.
    have a good day!






    hace 1 año
  • Paris Bihari

    The song in honor of Roger Troutman is hittin' high ground!  It is a beautiful piece of work.  I am still playin' his music, along with yours.  Love the originality and versatility.  Paris Bihari-  musician/producer/engineer/videographer

    hace 1 año
  • Anisha Wilson

    Once again you blew me away! Another INCREDIBLE performance. Humphrey's will never be the same! Thank you for sharing your gift with us!

    Anisha

    hace 1 año
  • Hanan Hanan

    Hey Rob,

    Hope all is well with you. :)
    To bad you didnt come to NY with Raphael
    would ve love to see you again.

    Stay blessed and Funky ;)
    xoxo

    hace 1 año
  • Boney James Fan in Ohio

    Rob,
    You tore it up with Boney in St. Charles and Kansas City!! 
    It was good talking to you and thanks for the smooth groove.

    hace 1 año
  • Nprogram

    Thanks for the add.

    hace 1 año
  • Mark Stevens

    Tough loss of Gary, Rob.  My deepest sorrow,  and also to the youngest Isley Bros,
    Marvin.   Just shows we need to cherish life while we have the time to do so. Maybe there is some inspiration for a NEW TRACK

    Best wishes and hope to see you in October.

    M

    hace 1 año
  • Paris Bihari

    You are servin' up da funk the real chef master style!  You got a menu with everything good on it. 

    hace 1 año
  • MS. SMILE BRITE :)

    Hey Rob! long time. hopr all is well!

    hace 2 años
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Rob "Fonksta" Bacon has been creating funky guitar and bass magic with a multitude of Artists since the early 90's. His collaborations with legendary artist/producer D.J. Quik have gone down as Funk Classics in Hip-Hop music history. Rob has since gone on to record and/or perform with such eclectic Artists as Raphael Saadiq, Joi and Amp Fiddler among others. Rob's musical roots go back to his hometown of Detroit, where in his early teens he was immersed in the deep, rich sounds of Motown, funk and classic rock. Of his many musical influences, one product of the Detroit music scene, Parliament/Funkadelic, struck a chord in Rob's soul. The Funkadelic vibe is evident in every sweaty, sticky, stanky note Rob plays. Inspired by the late, great Funkadelic Guitarist Eddie Hazel's classic "Maggot Brain", Rob has recorded this seven minute freak-a-delic guitar opus, entitled "Let It Go" (Mental Enema). "Let It Go" is simply Rob Bacon playing his guts out, crying through his fingers in a burst of pure emotion. The things Rob Bacon's eyes witnessed and his ears heard growing up in inner city Detroit...these are the sights and sounds that inspired the instrumental...One memorable career highlight for Rob was touring with George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic in 2005 as opening act with the original line up of Children Of Production, an all-star unit that featured Joi, Raphael Saadiq, Amp Fiddler, Keisha Jackson, Preston Crump, Cat Daddy & Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction (whew! 2 much funk!!) Rob also co-wrote & co-produced with Joi on the songs "Dance With Yesterday" and "Gravity", featured on the singer's most current release, "Tennesse Slim Is The Bomb". Rob was recently featured as a special guest guitarist on D.J. Quik's latest release, Live at the House Of Blues. ("Medley 4 a V", "We Still Party"). Also coming soon is the long-awaited solo debut from Rob Bacon, currently entitled "Earth Smells Funny". Stay tuned!!! For more on the "Bacon Sound" and where it can be found, peep the slide show...

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