Recent content by Marvalous

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    Ron Brown - LA studio bassist

    The end of interview where he describes his excitement at working with James Jamerson
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    Ron Brown - LA studio bassist

    Ron is an old music friend of mine. Last time we were in touch, some years, back, he indicated he had left Texas and was in the West Indies. Below is an interview I did with him some years back. He was in Texas when I interviewed him. We spoke about his returning to music, but he was not...
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    Bassist Wayne Douglas Played on "Misdemeanor"

    Thank you. I had promised his son that I would share that his Pop's was the man who played on the composition in questions. So, my work is done here but I will stay in the group as it's very interesting and educational for someone like me. I did not mean to post the same thing over and over...
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    Bassist Wayne Douglas Played on "Misdemeanor"

    Thank you for educating me. Obviously, I do't play bass. Just got in this forum to rep Wayne and his work.
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    Bassist Wayne Douglas Played on "Misdemeanor"

    I did not realize that was a compliment so I apologize! (I am a lyricist, not a bass player.). Just wanted to give Wayne his props.
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    Bassist Wayne Douglas Played on "Misdemeanor"

    Not sure what "low end" means, but Wayne was the brother in law of the late Skip Scarborough. He worked with many in the business and was well respected due to his sight reading ability/ ability. He worked in and out of the studio. The photo is him (sitting on right) when he was a member of...
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    Bassist Wayne Douglas Played on "Misdemeanor"

    I am a songwriter who joined this forum let you all know who played bass on "Misdemeanor." Back in the day it was not unusual for session players who could read to play on a recording, but those names often did not make the LP credits. Accordingly, The son of the man who did play bass on it...