A Show of Hands

Jazz · 1996 · 15 tracks

A Show of Hands

Solo bass performance. Wooten uses a single instrument to create entire worlds of funk, melody, and rhythm with zero studio trickery.

February 20, 1996 · Vix Records

A joyful and technically staggering exploration of musical possibility through a single instrument.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks

01

U Can't Hold No Groove

4:09

02

More Love

3:30

03

Lotta Stuffis?

0:13

04

The Vision

5:36

05

Overjoyed

2:56

06

Live for Peace

0:06

07

A Show of Hands

5:28

08

Not Like the Other

0:41

09

Justice

4:01

10

Medley

4:31

11

Radio W‐00–10

0:28

12

Classical Thump

4:40

13

Keep Chargin’

0:25

14

Me and My Bass Guitar

5:17

15

Words of Wisdom

3:09

Moments Worth Listening For

The rapid-fire percussive assault of Classical Thump where the bass sounds like a full drum kit and a piano simultaneously.

The melodic tenderness of the Overjoyed cover, proving the electric bass can be as delicate as a harp.

The way the groove on Me and My Bass Guitar locks into a pocket so deep it feels like multiple players are involved.

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