James Jamerson Played Lying on the Studio Floor and Drunk- Changed Music Forever!

James Jamerson was the invisible giant behind the Motown sound. The man who played the greatest bass line ever recorded was lying flat on the studio floor—too drunk to sit on the stool without falling over. And yet, in that moment, he delivered a masterpiece that reshaped modern music.

This is the definitive story of James Jamerson: the genius who built the House of Motown, crafted more No. 1 hits than any bassist in history, and changed the role of the bass guitar forever… all while remaining uncredited for most of his career.

From his childhood in South Carolina to the jazz clubs of Detroit… from The Funk Machine to The Funk Brothers… from laying down “My Girl,” “You Can’t Hurry Love,” “Reach Out I’ll Be There,” and “What’s Going On”—this episode dives deep into the life, triumph, tragedy, and legacy of the man who made the bass sing.

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