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Yep, although he is an acoustic bass icon, he shouldn’t be ignored here; while Paul Chambers work set the standard, I always enjoyed this rendition...
I remember reading an interview years ago with Ron Carter and he was talking about getting an Aston Martin station wagon to be able to get his bass around comfortably. I don’t know if he ever got one or not.
He had quite a career. I got to see him perform(ironically on acoustic guitar)in LA at a Gram tribute event years ago; now I live about 20 minutes from the spot where Gram’s body was burned.I had the chance to buy a blonde tolex piggyback Bassman amp and cab with Chris’ name stenciled on both pieces from Joe Chambers ( President and CEO Musician ‘s Hall of Fame and a hell of a good guy) in the late 80s for a great price. Wish I had. And I bet Joe wishes he’d kept it for his museum.
If any of you guys gets the opportunity to go through it , I promise it’s worth your time.
Actually, I think it's me they're ignoring.
I feel like almost no one talks about me...
Bourke ShelleyI feel like almost no one talks about me...