Younger Virtuoso Bass Players.... who else?

[cire113]

I'm been searching youtube learning from everyone and I'm trying to find more bassists that would fit into this category that would have some clips on Youtube...

I guess its the young virtuoso category..

Hadrien Feraud
Janek Gwizdala
Robert Bubby Lewis
Justin Raines
Dwayne Thomas
Damien Erskine
Katsuji Morioka
Federico Malaman
Matt Garrison
Uriah Duffy
Dane Alderson
Mark Peric
Evan Marien

[Clark Dark]

that guy from Dirty Loops and H.J. Freaks

[christoph h.]

Hmm... if Andrew Gouche is in your category of "younger players", that widens the field considerably... Andrew is over 50, I think!

[dooldo]

dane alderson

[cnltb]

Originally Posted by cire113

I'm been searching youtube learning from everyone and I'm trying to find more bassists that would fit into this category that would have some clips on Youtube...

I guess its the young virtuoso category..

Hadrien Feraud
Janek Gwizdala
Robert Bubby Lewis
Justin Raines
Dwayne Thomas
Damien Erskine
Katsuji Morioka
Federico Malaman
Matt Garrison
Andrew Gouche
Uriah Duffy

How do you define "virtuoso"?

[Clef_de_fa]

I'll add :
Zander Zon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsEULgwus48
Jeff Schmidt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qho18VTWhr8
The guy Beyond Creation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrwWB...eature=related
CannibalisticZombie ( that guy do cover on youtube ... very extrem to say the least )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRNIh...eature=related
Heff Hughell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFxrv...eature=related
That japanise guy ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL7N2...eature=related

as you can see ... there is a lot of technically advanced player that won't be recognized by the bass communauty ...

[NoFretsNoWorry]

Daryl Johns

Daryl Johns, Bass Prodigy

[cire113]

Originally Posted by cnltb

How do you define "virtuoso"?

people in the same caliber as these players...


Oh my bad andrew gouche is about 50 haha


Good call on Dane Alderson!!!

[JimK]

Anthony Setola

[Reticle]

Originally Posted by Clark Dark

that guy from Dirty Loops

Henrik Linder. Factoring in age, musical knowledge, accuracy, tasteful playing and a heap of other things we judge bass players on, this kid is on track to be the Jaco of the new Millenium.

[corinpills]

Well, there's always me. Oh wait, I am neither. Never mind.

[natw42]

Originally Posted by Reticle

Henrik Linder. Factoring in age, musical knowledge, accuracy, tasteful playing and a heap of other things we judge bass players on, this kid is on track to be the Jaco of the new Millenium.

Hoooooooooly crap. Never heard of Dirty Loops before... They are all freaking amazing... the singer's voice is unreal to boot.

[Reticle]

Originally Posted by natw42

Hoooooooooly crap. Never heard of Dirty Loops before... They are all freaking amazing... the singer's voice is unreal to boot.

Yep, think young Jaco, Steve Gadd and Stevie Wonder.

...and best of all................. no guitar!

[cire113]

you don't need guitar anyways haha

[jazzfender_93]

These are my favs, too... now i'm really focused on Federico Malaman's playing, he is awesome! but check out: Mark Peric!!! sick!!

[cnltb]

Originally Posted by cire113

people in the same caliber as these players...


Oh my bad andrew gouche is about 50 haha


Good call on Dane Alderson!!!

Ah ok.
Just, as far as I am concerned there are a few different "calibers " in this list.
For examples people I consider more or less "copyists" of one player would not sit in the same "box" as the player they are emulating.(IMHO)

[Angus]

If you just include every pretty good player up, then your "list of virtuosos" makes absolutely no sense.

Sorry, most of those players are not "virtuosos". If any. Those guys put their time in, which is why they are good.

[cire113]

Originally Posted by Angus

If you just include every pretty good player up, then your "list of virtuosos" makes absolutely no sense.

Sorry, most of those players are not "virtuosos". If any. Those guys put their time in, which is why they are good.

Virtuoso- someone highly skilled in bass playing

thats my definition ..

and wow i think those players are more than "pretty" good but thats all subjective..

Actually i realized most of the guys I'm talking about are the gospel chops bass crew...

I'm just looking for more guys like that.. The dane alderson and mark peric recommendations were spot on what i was looking for

They help me show what is possible on the bass

[henry2513]

Originally Posted by Reticle

Henrik Linder. Factoring in age, musical knowledge, accuracy, tasteful playing and a heap of other things we judge bass players on, this kid is on track to be the Jaco of the new Millenium.

You do realize that Henrik is 27 and has already been playing bass for a looong time right?

No doubt he's a very good bassist, but he's not doing anything new that hasn't already been done on electric bass. There are already tons of kids on youtube covering his bass solos and lines.

If you want to give the "new Jaco" tag to someone based on accomplishments, chops and musical sense, Hadrien Feraud deserves that one more. He's roughly the same age and is already a giant.

There's never going to be another Jaco imo.

[henry2513]

Originally Posted by Angus

If you just include every pretty good player up, then your "list of virtuosos" makes absolutely no sense.

Sorry, most of those players are not "virtuosos". If any. Those guys put their time in, which is why they are good.

I have to agree with you especially since guys John Pattitucci, Gary Willis, Jeff Andrews etc have already broken the ground the guys on that list are treading on now.

Poor Jeff, lol everyone forgets him, check him out:

Jeff Andrews - Bass Solo 1 - YouTube