Funky/fusion jazz with heavy base emphasis....

Second Victor Wooten. Check out Wooten's pet project "Vital Tech Tones" for crazy funk/jazzy bass heavy stuff. He's insane. Seen him solo, with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, and he never ceases to amaze. Cheers!

Try:

Flim and the BBs (New Pants or Further Adventures of...)
Yellowjackets (I like Dreamland and Club Nocturne)
Chick Corea & RTF - Romantic Warrior

Just a few of my "fun" discs. Hope you like them.

George Duke-"After Hours" "Illusions" Is Love Enough"(!)
Herbie Hancock "Thrust" "Disis Da Drum"
Nuyorican Soul "Fabrica De Nuevo York"
Steps Ahead "Yin Yang"
Billy Cobham "Total Eclipse"
Rachelle Ferrell "Individuality"
email for others if you wish,
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Medeski Martin & Wood - any titles (very groove oriented)

Johansson Johansson and Holdsworth - Heavy Machinery (no bass but has HEAVY synth bass grooves)

Gong: Expresso II

Wayne Peet's Doppler Funk: Blasto! (nine winds label)

Hebie Hancock: Thrust

Kazumi Watanabi: the one with Bruford and Jeff Berlin...think its called "spice of life"

John Fumo: After the Fact (has fair amount of horns but it still grooves)

Doctor Nerve: Armed Observation/Out to Bomb Fresh Kings (2 on 1 cd)

Praxis: Transmutation

Dedalus: Dedalus (vynyl magic label)

Miles Davis: Decoy

Brian Bromberg is your man...trust me on this.
Album titles include "Jaco", "Wood" and "You know that feeling".