Cornelius “Corney” Mims has performed live, in studio, and on television with well-known artists throughout the music industry. His list of credits reads like a who’s who of the music industry’s elite. Names like Michael Jackson, Kenny Loggins, Natalie Cole, En Vogue, George Michael, Brandy, Phil Collins, Snoop Dogg and Beyonce only scratch the surface of his musical accomplishments.
The Corney Mims (BombBass) journey spans over four decades affording him the opportunity to have recorded with a multitude of the industry’s top name artists. Click on the images (below) and check out “BombBass” through the years.
The REMAKES is a collection of recordings which all share the Corney Mims (BOMBBASS) element. It’s truly an honor to have a hand in so many iconic recordings by so many “ICONIC” artists over these 40 plus years.
The Spinners: Funny How Time Slips Away (1982), George Howard: Love Will Follow (1986), Howard Huntsberry: Higher And Higher (1989), Kipper Jones: Footsteps In The Dark (1990), Paul Jackson Jr: Make It Last Forever (1990), Jewell: Woman To Woman (1994), Rahsaan Patterson: Street Life (1997), Nils Jipter: Portuguese Love (1998), Phil Collins: True Colors (1998), Sam Moore featuring Wynona Judd, BeBe Winans and Billy Preston: I Can’t Stand The Rain (2006), Boyz II Men: Just My Imagination (2007), Euge Groove featuring Ollie Woodson: More Than You’ll Ever Know (2007), Smokey Robinson/John Legend: Quiet Storm (2014), Pete Escovedo featuring Sy Smith: I Can’t Help It (2018)
MSXII Sound Design presents The CORNEY MIMS Bass Pack. Each of these packs contains a whole volume of bass lines and chord progressions played by Corney Mims himself to bring into your session.
More from MSXII Sound Design with Corney Mims (click the image)
FANTASTIC NEGRITO: we’ve now recorded 4 albums of which the first 3 are GRAMMY AWARD WINNING (not a bad way to start). BombBass provided all electric bass on each record. I’m super proud and grateful for this amazing opportunity. (click album cover image)
Corney Mims speaking “candidly” about the Fantastic Negrito experience.
