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we know things instinctively but Never give it much thought. I have been on chemotherapy for the past 3 months and during this time I have spent a lot of time reading articles and bio information on the greatest Jazz Stars. one of the dumb things that I always assumed was the great jazz Stars...

James Stennett. Learning to read bass cleff.

A base is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

No clue.

Why not just take one of your old Ps slap some old flats on it and dial it in? Save money. If I had a base for every possible situation I would not have enough room fit it all on the stage

Back in the 90's I managed a ranch converted to a Country Club in Scottsdale.. Their was a senior member who owned a commercial art studio in Manhattan and when he got wind of the fact I loved Jazz he gave me a folio of pen and ink sketches one of his artists did for "Blue Note" records. His...

To the old fogies on this thread, it would be interesting to know how much money you made in the 70's vs today.

Could be lots of reasons. 1. Maybe they are the "bell cow" of the electric bass industry. Other manufacturers may key off of what Fender does. Like-em or not, they probably sell more basses than anyone else. 2. I'll bet their marketing department watches their sales velocity like a hawk, and...

Joe Zawinall Oscar Peterson Cory Henry Chic Corea Jimmy Smith Brian Auger Joe Sample

If you get specific you shorten up the thread have less debate. You do get some targeted answers, but thats no fun!

George Benson Gillys jazz club Dayton Oh around 1966. He didn't sing. $2.50 cover. Sam & Dave. 1966, Memorial Hall, Dayton Ohio James Brown, 1965 Memorial Hall, Dayton, Oh. Rolland Kirk. River Front Jazz festival 1973 Cincinnati. Stanley Clark, MIM Scottsdale, Az, 2019.

I do not have experience with any of the products here other than Rumble V3 500 amp and rumble 4x10 and 2x10 cabinets. I am very happy with the tone and their lite n loud.

You'll get drummed out of TB Forum!

Beautious!