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Female Bass Players
- Thread starter Mike Cherry
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Haha aww thanks so much! I haven't been on in months because i've been so busy with school and trying to put myself out there a bit more, but I am so thankful to have your guys support so thank you! I actually was asked to go on tour with Nick Jonas, but I had to turn it down because I felt like I was unprepared for that kind of lifestyle! I know God will bless me with much more opportunities so it's all good!
Thanks again guys and hope everyone is doing great!
Randy Bachman's current bass player Anna Ruddick absolutely destroys it. When she first came out on stage, I didn't know what to expect, but she was absolutely fantastic. Right in the pocket the entire time, with some seriously dirty grooves.
Sharing 345 of Ling Tosite Sigure /凛として時雨. I hope you don't mind Japanese and harsh vocals.
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I like all three. I like Pamela's tone the best, but that probably had more to do with the bass.
Considering any musical genre, I'm a fan of Uxia Martinez Botana. Not just a bedroom player either and plenty of good looks to go with her talent.
Here she is holding down the low end in a Dvorak string quintet, and if you thought bass face is bad, well...
Here she is holding down the low end in a Dvorak string quintet, and if you thought bass face is bad, well...
Fully agree, I thought all three were good.
My personal favorite is Paz Lenchantin, because I think she's hot and I like her style.
As far as talent and chops, everyone has something different to bring, music is not a contest, it's art.
True. I think there's two reasons why people watch Anna Sentina's videos, and the music ain't one.
Having watched just Marta and Anna, feels like Marta has a more natural feel for the groove. Mind you, both have good chops, but Anna's videos seem more contrived in terms of selling her sexuality (with revealing clothes and sly smiles) more than her bass playing. A shame really.
Kinda like that big boobed girl who plays all those classic rock songs on her acoustic.
The viola-ist gets no close-ups; even the proverbial second fiddle gets more attention.
Plus they all look like they're in pain mist of the time they are playing.
Violists never get any respect. It's a beautiful sounding instrument, but hard to play as it verges on being too big for many players' hands.
I'll excuse the faces, since Dvorak is probably 10x as technically and musically demanding as anything else we've seen on this thread.
I'll excuse the faces, since Dvorak is probably 10x as technically and musically demanding as anything else we've seen on this thread.
odd how all three are young and lovely.
Okay, not odd at all. Sad is what it is. Show me a plain / dumpy gal (the equivalent of most of us guys here) playing well and see how much attention SHE gets.
Okay, not odd at all. Sad is what it is. Show me a plain / dumpy gal (the equivalent of most of us guys here) playing well and see how much attention SHE gets.
