Stanley Clarke
contemporary R&B, funk, jazz fusion
"Clarke's work pulses with a syncopated drive, layering intricate bass grooves over a foundation of rhythmic complexity that compels movement and connection."
Quick Start
A good place to start with Stanley Clarke is…
Modern Man
1978
Career Arc
Stanley Clarke's discography from 1973 to 2010
Full discography
Stanley Clarke's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.
Albums ()
The Stanley Clarke Band
2010
The Toys of Men
2007
1, 2, to the Bass
2003
The Bass-ic Collection
1997
At the Movies
1995
East River Drive
1993
3
1990
If This Bass Could Only Talk
1988
Time Exposure
1984
The Clarke/Duke Project II
1983
Let Me Know You
1982
The Clarke/Duke Project
1981
Rocks, Pebbles and Sand
1980
Modern Man
1978
School Days
1976
Journey to Love
1975
Stanley Clarke
1974
Children of Forever
1973
Live 1976–1977
Singles ()
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Timeline
How their sound evolved over time
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Stanley Clarke sound like?
Clarke's work pulses with a syncopated drive, layering intricate bass grooves over a foundation of rhythmic complexity that compels movement and connection. Rooted in contemporary R&B and funk. Start with School Days.
What is the best Stanley Clarke album to start with?
The best album to start with is "School Days" (1976). It's the most representative of what makes Stanley Clarke worth hearing.
Who is Stanley Clarke for?
If you're into contemporary R&B and funk, Stanley Clarke is worth your time. Clarke's work pulses with a syncopated drive, layering intricate bass grooves over a foundation of rhythmic complexity that compels movement and connection.
How many albums does Stanley Clarke have?
Stanley Clarke has 20 releases in their discography, including 19 albums.
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