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Bassists few people talk about...
- Thread starter jd56hawk
- Start date
- Oct 7, 2000
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Oh, Tina is fairly high profile here.
Didn't know that but glad to hear it!
Of the 6 posted before Tina I know Graham Maby and Lou Barlow. I’m batting .333. That 1st dude’s rockin’ that EB-3 though.
Oops. Lee slipped in while I was typing. One of my favs.
Oops. Lee slipped in while I was typing. One of my favs.
Yes!!! On Ben Harpers older stuff Juan had some killer playing. Especially on the Fight For Your Mind album. Havent listened to much of his more modern stuff but it didnt seem to have a lot going on, bass wise. More pop and less funk
Graham with Marshall Crenshaw! Awesome
OK, I’ll play...
Tony Reeves is one of those guys who “also served”; an alum of the fabled John Mayall band and other varied musical pursuits, he joined this congregation, Coliseum, a classic example of late 60’s British Jazz/Blues/Rock. This band, while not being huge in their time, featured quite a roster of players with connections to Mayall, Jack Bruce, Humble Pie, Greenslade, Ginger Baker, and others. Reeves is obviously one cool cat, and in this clip is an early purveyor of(literally)rocking the wah on bass...
E'Lon Jordan-Dunlap (plays with Jonathan Scales Fourchestra).
Jason Black from Hot Water Music and David Sims from Jesus Lizard.
