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Old 10-31-2011, 08:26 PM
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Bass book experts - help needed

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Hi guys

I'm looking for an oooollllddd bass book I used to borrow from my library and read till it fell apart!

It has articles from a whole lot of bassists from guitar player magazine or something like that.

It is NOT BASS HEROES, which is currently easily available.

A couple of the articles I remember are -

Chuck Rainey (I think) talking about the in/out technique
Stanley Clarke on buying a bass, travelling with basses and other practical info
I think there was a piece from Jeff Berlin in there

If anyone can help me, even with the name of this book I would appreciate it greatly. I'm sorry for the scant details, I read this in my early teens.

- I hope this is in the right part of the forum, thanks
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Old 10-31-2011, 08:29 PM
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Ignore me, I searched the chuck rainey technique on talk bass and found the book name

Amazon.com: Electric Bass Guitar (Guitar Player Basic Library) (0073999832358): Hal Leonard Corp.: Books
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