They are turkish and play in the genre of ethnic/turkish music in fusion with other styles like jazz and funky.

They have a bassist called "Nurhat Sensesli" (it's hard to pronounce his turkish name) and he gives a lot of funky groove to this band.

He is a realy good bass player (he gives many amazing fast but yet very musical solos).

I recommend to all of you free minded bassists to have a listen to this band ,they are a very good band with a great bass player.
Here is a link to some info about the band.
laco tayfa (http://www.cdroots.com/st-lacotayfa.html)

Enjoy.

Sounds very cool.

I enjoyed the Cheb Khaled album with Don Was playing bass. I think middle eastern music is very cool.

I have a few records by them. I must admit, it was an eye opening experience. The bassist is killin! :smug:

"Nurhat Şensesli" is very famous among musicians in Turkey. I also recommend you to listen to the recordings of "Kamil Erdem" with "Asia Minor" Group and "Gürol Ağırbaş"'s solo albums.

Listen Laco Tayfa - Hicaz Dolap

"Nurhat Şensesli" is very famous among musicians in Turkey. I also recommend you to listen to the recordings of "Kamil Erdem" with "Asia Minor" Group and "Gürol Ağırbaş"'s solo albums.
Thanks man i'll check it out...any good bass player over there???

BTW "Nurhat Şensesli" is good enough to be known among worldwide musicians and not only in turkey (IMHO of course)

Thanks man i'll check it out...any good bass player over there???

BTW "Nurhat Şensesli" is good enough to be known among worldwide musicians and not only in turkey (IMHO of course)

Indeed "Nurhat Şensesli" deserves to be known worldwide.

There is also "İsmail Soyberk". Famous session bass player who played on thousands of records. He is like "James Jamerson" of Turkey. But i guess he does not have any solo albums.

They are turkish and play in the genre of ethnic/turkish music in fusion with other styles like jazz and funky.

I guess we would this "Klezmer" here in the US.


I checked your link out...very, very cool band.
Thanks.

Got Hicaz Dolap in the mail yesterday.

The bassist, Nurhat Sesesli, is blistering.
He reminded me of a cross between Stanley Clarke & early (electric)Brian Bromberg.

So far, I would say I am not blown away by the tune-age on the disc; it's not that I'm not interested in this sorta ethnic stuff, either. Granted, I need a few more listens; 1st impression? Just a bit 'smooth around the edges' for me.

FWIW, I also just got David Fiuczynski's KiF...IMO, the tunes are a little more interesting.

If anyone is interested, Nurhat is selling one of his Ken(t?)Smith basses. You can see it at Akdeniz music in Tünel. I think he wants around $4500 for it.

Hi,friends!Is enybody knows some e-mail for contact with Nurhat Sensesli?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjCU68VPWH8

found this on youtube

If anyone is interested, Nurhat is selling one of his Ken(t?)Smith basses. You can see it at Akdeniz music in Tünel. I think he wants around $4500 for it.
Gardner, as an old TMBG fan, I just have to say I got a big smile from the "location" in the heading of your post. :)

please guyes i need to know what bass Nurhat use in Surmat ? the slap solo at the begining

It's very hard to find any information about Nurhat!If somebody have anythihg like information please let mi know.Bass Regards.....Radi Dankov(bassplayer from the band IKADEM)

Ken Smith,my friend!

He have several of them!

I can hear Stanley Clarke, but my man loves his Wooten too!

(...) I also recommend you to listen to the recordings of "Kamil Erdem" (...)

I'll try to visit his concert tomorrow - I'll let you know.

please guyes i need to know what bass Nurhat use in Surmat ? the slap solo at the begining

Hard to believe, that's a Cort A4.