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"The English may not like music, but they absolutely love the noise Metal makes." ** Sir Thomas Beecham
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Just when I thought I had every UAD freebie that's been available, a new one appears... Looks like it's free until Feb 28th: Buy UAD 610 Pre-Amp Collection | Effects Bundles | Plugin Boutique
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One More Once - Michel Camilo (Anthony Jackson).
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I wonder if Mick Mason and Jon Letts are related..?
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Very nice, the Bass really sings out. A nice lyrical piece as well.
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I was just about to post something similar... That Bass you have looks very interesting. Not one for the masses, but certainly one I would consider a 'players' instrument. I should imagine that it plays and sounds great! 👍
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CB has put together a very nice arrangement of a Beatles tune, along with top playing as usual:
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Strawberry Letter 23 - Brothers Johnson (Shuggie Otis)
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Three very good friends of mine have all toured on Keyboards with Chris at various times. They had nothing but great things to say about him and often spoke fondly about him as a musician and a human being. R.I.P.
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"19" - Paul Hardcastle
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I agree with all you say. She wasn't transcribing the Bass part, she was jamming (her take) over the chord changes, which aren't difficult. In fact, anyone with decent relevant pitch would pick up those changes quite quickly, on the fly. That's what good, experienced musicians with a strong ear do. I will add, I think she is a very good musician all round.
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Alone Again (Naturally) - Gilbert O'Sullivan
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Fly Robin Fly - Silver Convention
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Fellow Bass players...Clap your hands, tap your feet, and sing along with all the family.
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A Christmas Bass face and a helping of festive Cheese...
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Chester Thompson - As well as his Tower of Power and Santana days, he has been on the road with his own bands and trios: And I was going to mention his solo @14:00 on this live TOP gig, when Rocco drops out, leaving Chester and the Pedals. But all the shenanigans are good!!
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I've seen Chris play live a couple of times (a while back now), and apart from his ridiculous skills, he really gets into it. It tired me out just watching him. 😁 But, when he plays Arco, he can be very gentle and subtle. That's the thing with him, he's very versatile with obvious classical training. He's a very driving player (on both upright and electric). I'm surprised he doesn't get mentioned here on Basschat. But, if you do a search over on 'TalkBass', there are a few posts mentioning him.
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Apart from all the usual suspects mentioned, there is Joey Defranceso, who unfortunately passed away a couple of years back aged 51. A multi instrumentalist and superb musician. His Hammond playing is terrific with amazing Bass pedal playing. There is plenty on YouTube and definitely worthy of a mention on the OP's list:
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Sky Arts and other music related programmes
lowdown replied to PaulWarning's topic in General Discussion
An interesting video has just popped up on YouTube from a couple of days ago - Bob Harris interviewing Lee Sklar:
