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US: West Colorado Club

See you tomorrow afternoon at Jammin Joes in Arvada CO for the Rocky Mountain Bass Slam. Help us help a worthy cause.

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Premier Bass Guitars is providing backline amps for the event. Mesa M6, PH210 and PH212 cabs. Genz Benz Streamliner 600, Shuttle 9, and Uber 410, Uber 212 and Uber 15 cabs. Aguilar DB751 and a pair of GS212 cabs. GK 1001 RB and a pair of Neo 410 cabs. Come out and hear some great players rock out on this great gear!
 
Premierbass said:
See you tomorrow afternoon at Jammin Joes in Arvada CO for the Rocky Mountain Bass Slam. Help us help a worthy cause.

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Premier Bass Guitars is providing backline amps for the event. Mesa M6, PH210 and PH212 cabs. Genz Benz Streamliner 600, Shuttle 9, and Uber 410, Uber 212 and Uber 15 cabs. Aguilar DB751 and a pair of GS212 cabs. GK 1001 RB and a pair of Neo 410 cabs. Come out and hear some great players rock out on this great gear!

Hey Dan, tell Paul hi for me! I wish I could make it, but I'm doing a favor for a friend of a music director friend... We're recording some tracks for a vocalist today, some competition she's entering and needs backing tracks. Man, I've missed the last couple Bass Slams and it bums me out!

5sg.
 
I have close to 20 sets of used bass strings that I simply don't need, some of them are labeled, some of them are like new. First person to come grab them from my house in downtown boulder can have them. Most of the strings are DR nickels, there is even a set of flats, a set of picollo's, etc.4 and 5 strings sets, some high C's.
 
That's the only one I know of in Parker. A lot of the better guys that I know of that teach are based out of Denver.

I should have been more specific, my fault. Denver is fine. I figured that I would have to drive to Denver. I just don't want names of cats that are getting lessons in Longmont or something. I am looking for an educated instructor as I have some, not a lot, but some college level music theory under my belt and am looking for someone who can teach me more + bass specific technique.
 
FunkyMcNasty said:
I should have been more specific, my fault. Denver is fine. I figured that I would have to drive to Denver. I just don't want names of cats that are getting lessons in Longmont or something. I am looking for an educated instructor as I have some, not a lot, but some college level music theory under my belt and am looking for someone who can teach me more + bass specific technique.

Oh! Gotcha. I have taken a couple lessons from Robin Ruscio and have been very happy. He is a professional bass player around Denver. He plays electric and upright. He seems to be very proficient in a variety of styles as well. He is also a member of talkbass, so you can message him here or he has a website as well. Just google him and he will pop up!
 
Thanks to all of you who attended the Rocky Mountain Bass Slam. A great day of bass, for a worthy cause, and some lucky attendees won an MTD Kingston Saratoga bass and a Genz Benz Shuttle 6.2 amp.

All the performers were great! I had a blast, and the highlight of my day was getting to meet Chuck Rainey. As you may know, he suffered a stroke last year, and is not completely back in shape for playing. He's walking with a cane, but his mind is fully intact and he's doing well. I had a great conversation with him, and am extremely happy his recovery is going well. Keep sending the good vibes to Chuck!

Musical highlights for the day for me were Doug Johns with drummer Jordan Simms, and then Mahlon Hawk jammin' to some loops. And the event organizers Paul Rogalski and Glen Tapia did a great rendition of School Days. (Big hat tip to those two for organizing this event)

Oh yeah, and Jeff St. Andrews doing the slide thing on his bass with a giant nail was pretty awesome too! (And Jeff, if you're reading this you didn't blow up my Mesa amp. After the fact I realized that using some of your distortion pedals we should have probably turned off the tweeters. Still, you sounded great out front).

If you didn't go this year, you really need to go next year.

Dan