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Best footwork by a bassist.

All I could think of when I saw the thread title was a clip that someone posted here a while ago. The bassist played a Rickenbacker and was shuffling, duck walking, etc. all over the stage. And if I remember correctly, it was live, so he was actually playing while he was doing all that.

I tried searching for it, but I don't know the name of the bassist, the band he played in or anything like that so I finally gave up. If anyone knows the clip I'm talking about, please post the link to it. It was phenomenal.
 
All I could think of when I saw the thread title was a clip that someone posted here a while ago. The bassist played a Rickenbacker and was shuffling, duck walking, etc. all over the stage. And if I remember correctly, it was live, so he was actually playing while he was doing all that.

I tried searching for it, but I don't know the name of the bassist, the band he played in or anything like that so I finally gave up. If anyone knows the clip I'm talking about, please post the link to it. It was phenomenal.


You mean this one!!:bassist:


Rich Kelly and Friendship! The bass player has amazing footwork! Listen to that Spring Reverb
 
All I could think of when I saw the thread title was a clip that someone posted here a while ago. The bassist played a Rickenbacker and was shuffling, duck walking, etc. all over the stage. And if I remember correctly, it was live, so he was actually playing while he was doing all that.

I tried searching for it, but I don't know the name of the bassist, the band he played in or anything like that so I finally gave up. If anyone knows the clip I'm talking about, please post the link to it. It was phenomenal.

I remember the video you are talking about. It was one of those cheesy, yet amazing displays of talent. I couldn't find it either.
 
Those don't hold a candle to the moves these guys have

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j09C8clJaXo&feature=player_embedded
I'm trying to talk my band into working out something similar . . .

Lewis on guitar and lead vocals

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