Keith Horne-Bassball

DWBass · #1 03-01-2006, 09:36 PM

Keith doesn't get mentioned as often as he should.

Bassball

JimK · #2 03-02-2006, 05:18 AM

Agreed...although, maybe he should get back to playing in projects where he can really show his abilities.
Sorry, I've seen him playing do-nuts half the night behind Trisha Yearwood...tasteful? Yes, although, it would be nice to hear Horne in a situation where he's putting it out there every night(like his fellow members of the VA Bass cabal: Wooten, Oteil, James Genus).

There's a story when Secrets opened for Miles Davis at the Richmond Mosque(IIRC). Daryll Jones was into his big solo...the crowd was chanting "Bassball! Bassball! Bassball!"

...and I didn't click on your link-
On the album, it's Carter Beauford on cans. Live, "Bassball" was done about 2x as fast as the studio version.

DWBass · #3 03-02-2006, 06:27 AM

Oh, I got the live version too! Yeah, I wish he would do more progressive like projects!

superbassman2000 · #4 03-02-2006, 10:16 AM

I'd like to hear his solo stuff, because whenever i see him (usually in BP ads) it says that he is with trisha yearwood, and i don't usually equate Trisha Yearwood with amazing bass solos...

DWBass · #5 03-02-2006, 11:56 AM

You know what though, that's a gig you just can't turn down! There a ton of monster players touring with pop and country acts! That's a high profile gig that I'm sure pays pretty well!

JimK · #6 03-02-2006, 04:38 PM

...it does pay well.
It's gotta, right?

I had this uneasy feeling that Secrets played for 'The Door' at the Jewish Mother or Hopper's, etc. That woulda been a damn shame. Eventually, Horne left for Nashville & toured with Tanya Tucker, then Waylon Jennings, then Peter Frampton, then Trisha Yearwood...now he has his own Country-Rock-Pop-Funk-Blues band called Hot Apple Pie.

Some of other members of Secrets joined/played/recorded with DMB...Secrets' Dane Bryant played keys with Clint Black.

agreatheight · #7 03-02-2006, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by JimK

...now he has his own Country-Rock-Pop-Funk-Blues band called Hot Apple Pie.

I am not much of a country fan but Hot Apple Pie is pretty good stuff - definitely some good bass in the couple of songs I heard.