Let's spread some musical misinformation

[Shannon]

Stuart Hamm is a great bass player because of the way he grimaces...

Little mention is made of the game changing collaboration Mr. Hamm made working with rhythm guitarist Ron Egs. Mostly because Mr. Egs used nylon strings on his Telecaster.

 

[zontar]

Little mention is made of the game changing collaboration Mr. Hamm made working with rhythm guitarist Ron Egs. Mostly because Mr. Egs used Rotosound Jazz flats on a p-bass without tort.

And did you see the gig where they played with Peter Green?

 

[Pops OB]

Little mention is made of the game changing collaboration Mr. Hamm made working with rhythm guitarist Ron Egs. Mostly because Mr. Egs used nylon strings on his Telecaster.

They play salsa, no?

 

[Stumbo]

They play salsa, no?

I think they ate more salsa than played it.

 

[Stumbo]

Whenever it rains you have to tune a half-step down to make up for the expanding wood(on your bass).

 

[Shannon]

Whenever it rains you have to tune a half-step down to make up for the expanding wood(on your bass).

Being in the great state of Oregon, I have four basses! One for rainy cold days, one for rainy warm days, one for snowy days, and one I play once a year on the warm, dry day...

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Originally, the Double Bass actually had two necks, one for each hand. However, as this made holding the bow rather complicated, bassists were given the choice of either removing one neck, or adding a third arm to their body. Most chose to remove the extra neck.

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Originally, the Double Bass actually had two necks, one for each hand. However, as this made holding the bow rather complicated, bassists were given the choice of either removing one neck, or adding a third arm to their body. Most chose to remove the extra neck.

The other option was to save a small child from going up a chimney by having them do the bowing for you, but that cost extra money.

 

[Jay2U]

Originally, the Double Bass actually had two necks, one for each hand. However, as this made holding the bow rather complicated, bassists were given the choice of either removing one neck, or adding a third arm to their body. Most chose to remove the extra neck.

Some bassists do have that third arm. It's in the wrong place, however...

 

[Boristhespyder]

Some bassists do have that third arm. It's in the wrong place, however...

 

[JohnDeereJack]

Though Ronnie Wood appears to be carved from a solid lump of wood, the truth is he isn't actually made of wood; he's made of leather, however 'Ronnie Leather' just doesn't have the same ring to it...

 

[Drgonzonm]

Plus be careful with the extra digit comment. This issue is a culturally sensitive issue that was partially addressed during WWII. Regressive genes are known cause
Thank you for understanding.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Originally, the Double Bass actually had two necks, one for each hand. However, as this made holding the bow rather complicated, bassists were given the choice of either removing one neck, or adding a third arm to their body. Most chose to remove the extra neck.

This concept was revived when a Mr. Chapman nailed two necks together. Obviously before he started work at Andertons

 

[Drgonzonm]

My research on double basses, is the double bass was named by a fisherman who did bass fishing, and caught two basses, on his Christmas tree. He had to change the way bass was pronounced because one of his younger sons liked baseball, and could not pronounce bass.
The fisherman turned his St. Bernard's house (Fluffy) into the instrument we call a double bass, hence the name doghouse. Fluffy House just does not carry the concept.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

The Four Seasons started out as an acapella Vivaldi tribute band.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Cecil Day-Lewis and Peter Green considered forming a poetry-rock collaboration (later done successfully by The Fall), which was to be called Green Day-Lewis. Day-Lewis' death in 1972 ended these plans.

 

[Jay2U]

The British band Slade was the first heavy metal band ever.

 

[Feral Feline]

Pawsh Spice is the illegitimate love child from one of the concert after-parties of the Four Seasons, but was conceived and born before DNA Testing became En Vogue — so they have no idea which one of the seasonings (Oregano, Basil, Clove, and Bay) is the father as they've always been a foursome.

There is a theory that Prika snuck into the party, and is the Pa.

 

[pklima]

Bono has recently found what he's looking for - so if your band has been covering that song, you should drop it from your setlist, as it has lost its relevance.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Bono has recently found what he's looking for - so if your band has been covering that song, you should drop it from your setlist, as it has lost its relevance.

Mick Jagger has also got some satisfaction.

 

[Shannon]

Nancy Sinatra found some boots that weren't made for walking. In fact, they were downright uncomfortable.