Trip Walmsey

[theosd]

Great groove! I don't find solo bass pieces interesting unless they incorporate rhythms well; this one certainly does! awesome stuff...

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1qTd2c72GM&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1qTd2c72GM...feature=related[/url]

[gary mac]

Awesome indeed.

If I play for another 30 years I know I won't be that good.

Makes me realise that my enthusiasm outshines my talent by a long way. But maybe that's not such a bad thing.

All the best, Gary.

[Machines]

It's Wamsley btw .

And yeah great player, he's really down to earth and quite frankly a little bit mental - I loved seeing him at Bass Day 06. He's chums with Steve Lawson too..

[theosd]

[quote name='Machines' post='120841' date='Jan 15 2008, 03:00 PM']It's Wamsley btw .

And yeah great player, he's really down to earth and quite frankly a little bit mental - I loved seeing him at Bass Day 06. He's chums with Steve Lawson too..[/quote]

Ah! It's cos I have a friend called Gary walmsey

Taught by manring too! But I prefer him, a lot more musical in his approach.

[3V17C]

never come across him before - pretty good and a bit different to the norm, although he does veer off into reggie wooten territory a bit in the middle there, just loads of 'rhythmic' slapping of the bass with no tune or melody.


peace

c

[nig]

he is on my myspace friends on my fave page at www.myspace.com/nigturner his blogs are a hoot, i never know what he is on about, but entertaining none the less.