Tony Garnier (Bob Dylan Band)

[MN_Bass]

Went to a Dylan show last night (Minneapolis, MN) and was just blown away by Tony Garnier. He played with such precision on both electric and double.
Does anyone know what gear he uses? I was close but not close enough. I know he was using a p, possibly a Lakland and Epifani cab/amp?
I also hear is the musical director, you could hear him paving the way.

[Sneckumhaw]

He's terrific, but I saw Dylan in a stadium show (no surprise) and the only time his tone really came alive was the ONE song he used a pick on.

Personal fave Dylan bassist: Rob Stoner!

[corinpills]

From all accounts, he must be a fantastic musician. Dylan is very much known for playing his songs, particularly his hits, in different keys and with vastly different feels from the original recordings. And if he does "Like A Rolling Stone" as a waltz in Ab on one night, the next night is a slow halftime feel in D. And the thing is, Dylan just starts playing and it's up to Tony to figure out which song it is and cue the rest of the band.

[Bardley]

When I saw him a few years ago He was playing, I believe, a Guild hollowbody and Epifani cabs. He used a Lakland hollowbody on a couple tunes.