Such a Shame talk Talk

[Kevin Dean]

Hi would anyone know if this bass line is a sequencer or real bass .or if anyone has the tab for it ?
Thanks .

[BassBunny]

According to the album it is Paul Webb's Bass.

[Kevin Dean]

I wouldn't mind trying to find some Tab for this one .

[fleabag]

It certainly is Paul Webb's bass. Top player !

Live, used an MM Ray at Montreaux and Athens, and a Kramer at Rocknight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRn_pKdKwkU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ9i15f5jXU

[BassBunny]

Got the DVD of the Montreaux show, awesome. John Turnbull of Blockheads fame was with them then.

[Kevin Dean]

Thanks for that , hes seems to be doing somethin faster on the record version ?

[fleabag]

Bassbunny might be able to tell us, but i think he also used a P bass and a Vigier at some point. Montreaux is a great live DVD, but i'd also try and track down the live DVD at Hammersmith. Its a killer. Gets a nice sound out of his Kramer fretless too

Edited September 8, 2013 by fleabag

[BassBunny]

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Bassbunny might be able to tell us, but i think he also used a P bass and a Vigier at some point. Montreaux is a great live DVD, but i'd also try and track down the live DVD at Hammersmith. Its a killer. Gets a nice sound out of his Kramer fretless too
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Now that is a good excuse to watch the DVD again. Pretty sure I remember him using a P Bass but i'll have a look and report back.

[BassBunny]

Just had a look at the Vid and at Montreux he uses a Stingray, a P bass with P/J pickups and a what looks like a Vigier. The P Bass seems to lack a pickguard and has a very Stingray like control plate.