10 Famous Shed Felters That a Bass Player Could Name

[snorkie635]

Difficult one this, although I'm sure there will be shed-loads of them. Have to go with Don Felter from the Eagles. (I believe his favourite track was Felter Skelter, which was, I admit, a bit of a belter).

[Misdee]

Felter Right Tw*t, overlooked and underrated bass player from the heyday of punk rock.

 

 

Edited September 28, 2024 by Misdee

[tauzero]

1 hour ago, snorkie635 said:

Difficult one this, although I'm sure there will be shed-loads of them. Have to go with Don Felter from the Eagles. (I believe his favourite track was Felter Skelter, which was, I admit, a bit of a belter).

 

Michael Jackson wrote a song in praise of him: Love, Never Felt So Good.

 

Alicia Keys wrote a cautionary song about an anonymous shed felter who did a rather poor job for her: Never Felt This Way. While Duke Ellington, experimenting with new techniques, documented one in I Never Felt This Way Before.

[Graham56]

Jaco only needed a lean-to

[bremen]

14 minutes ago, Graham56 said:

Jaco only needed a lean-to

Which reminds me.

 

What's the best metal for sheds?

[paul_5]

7 hours ago, bremen said:

Which reminds me.

 

What's the best metal for sheds?

Corrugated sheet steel probably.

[Bassfinger]

I ought to clean my glasses.  I though you said 'felchers'.

[Grooverjr]

9 hours ago, bremen said:

Which reminds me.

 

What's the best metal for sheds?

Not sure, but I think Stoner Metal is the best if you want to get a lean-to

[snorkie635]

20 hours ago, bremen said:

Which reminds me.

 

What's the best metal for sheds?

Without a doubt, it's lead, but you'll have to supply bass and drums if wishing to jam.

[miles'tone]

Carol Kaye -

 

She'd felt.

Edited September 29, 2024 by miles'tone