solo bass albums

[AJ Brown]

The definitive "Bass Only" list for me would be (not in any particular order):

Michael Manring - Thonk, Soliloquy
Seth Horan - Conduit
Trip Wamsley - Curve
Victor Wooten - Show of Hands
Jeff Schmidt - Outre

[Fishbrain]

i'v got one album by manring (the names escapes me at the minute, the cover is sort of wishy washy grey) and i was really unimpressed by it. i thought i was uninspiring and dull. its sort of put me off him but as its the only thing i've heard by him i'm willing to give him another chance, but he'll be at the bottom of my list.

i'll order horn, wooten and schmidt when i get paid!

[Sethsbase]

Much appreciated! ...but you'll find me a lot easier if you spell it "horAn"...

[dedelandia]

Hi.
Check out this one:
LOW Volume 1 by Daniel Diaz

Solo bass performances and multitrack recordings featuring seven different acoustic and electric basses, performing bass parts AND guit, keys, perc parts et all.

"No synths used, no drums, no percussion, no guitars, just basses."

For more info check: www.dedeland.com/low.htm
CDs and Downloads are for on www.dedeland.com/records.htm#low1
And on this extraordinary “bassist’s record store” on european-bassday.com
And at cdbaby.com.

Feedback highly appreciated and welcome
Thanks a lot, cheers:
dedelandia

[Fishbrain]

Originally Posted by dedelandia

Hi.
Check out this one:
LOW Volume 1 by Daniel Diaz

Solo bass performances and multitrack recordings featuring seven different acoustic and electric basses, performing bass parts AND guit, keys, perc parts et all.

"No synths used, no drums, no percussion, no guitars, just basses."

For more info check: www.dedeland.com/low.htm
CDs and Downloads are for on www.dedeland.com/records.htm#low1
And on this extraordinary “bassist’s record store” on european-bassday.com
And at cdbaby.com.

Feedback highly appreciated and welcome
Thanks a lot, cheers:
dedelandia

that sounds like what im after, i'll order that when iv been paid!

[absolutezero]

Toast Machine - Bass and drums. Very groovy

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Another vote for VW's "A Show Of Hands". The whole album is fantastic, but I must say that to me, "More Love" is one of the most beautiful compositions ever made for the bass guitar.

And another not-to-be-missed: Stu Hamm's "Radio Free Albemuth".
Actually, all of Stu's solo albums are great but RFA is my favorite, closely followed by "Kings Of Sleep".

[T Man]

Aram Bedrosian:

http://www.myspace.com/arambedrosian

Great stuff.

[FunkQueen]

Are there other bass albums and players in the style of Seth Horan? (singin and bass playin performance both at the same time)

[JamesM]

Originally Posted by Alvaro Martín Gómez A.

Another vote for VW's "A Show Of Hands". The whole album is fantastic, but I must say that to me, "More Love" is one of the most beautiful compositions ever made for the bass guitar.

Everytime i go to get that album out from the library, its always out is this album worth buying? Coz i really wanna get some Victor Wooten stuff, but not sure what to get :s plus i'm not the biggest fan, but feel if i gave him/his band a chance i wud prolly dig it eventually. Sorry this is slightly off topic lol