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In the 60's, 70's, and 80's, exclusive pick players were common in Britain, but less common over here. That was my point.
Glad the mystery is solved! Thanks, guys!
Those were my thoughts, too! Over here we have more of a tradition of the jazz bassist. For what it's worth, I'm also a guitarist and not an...
The Fender Bass VI has always had one. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It's funny - I saw him playing with Herbie Mann back in 1973 and he had hair, a mustache, and glasses back then. He looked much different.
I've always found it interesting that since the 60's and probably up to the 90's, British bassists generally favored using a pick to play bass....
I've said it before and I'll say it again - they're the best instruments for playing in crowded bars. If they get dinged, who cares?
As others have mentioned, the critics always hated prog while obliviously loving and adoring simplistic bands like The Ramones and The Clash. They...
I had a Fender single coil P-Bass lose almost all of its sound at a gig from a simple thumb slap. I always bring a spare bass for exactly those...
We did the "acoustic/electric duo" version of our band as we were playing inside one of our usual outdoor venues last Saturday night. I'm a little...
I agree. Pure bassists often never even bother trying a Ric bass whereas guitar players who play bass often get curious enough about them to buy...
Here’s one of my favorite bass dominated albums from the aforementioned Golden Age of the 70’s. [MEDIA]
We also had some fun last at Brittingham's in Lafayette Hill, PA playing the classic Halloween staple "The Monster Mash". Apologies to the late...
Now this one certainly is a rarity: 2001 Fender custom shop Masterbuilt doubleneck Jaguar/Bass VI Sunburst | Reverb