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Name of that band?

#3
Lupin said:
Very groovy
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I'm searching the name et who's this bassist? :eek:

Thanks...
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It's Fred Hammond's group with Maurice Fitzgerald, on a Peavey Cirrus.

I hooked up with Maurice last week, he's using my teal Ash/flamed Maple singlecut Brubaker K5B until his is done. He's playing at Wembley Arena tonight with Fred AFAIK
 
#5
What a crazy coincidence...I'm subbing at a church this weekend (playing piano, not bass though) and the choir director let me borrow her Fred Hammond CD, so I just heard this song a few days ago. The studio version of this song ("I Want My Destiny") is very dry, no reverb whatsoever. Sounds almost like a demo, but this live version sounds AWESOME, and the bass tone (and performance) is a billion times better...

Now I'm starting to look into these Peavey Cirruses...Hmmm!
 
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Stingraymund said:
What a crazy coincidence...I'm subbing at a church this weekend (playing piano, not bass though) and the choir director let me borrow her Fred Hammond CD, so I just heard this song a few days ago. The studio version of this song ("I Want My Destiny") is very dry, no reverb whatsoever. Sounds almost like a demo, but this live version sounds AWESOME, and the bass tone (and performance) is a billion times better...

Now I'm starting to look into these Peavey Cirruses...Hmmm!
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Cirrus basses are nice but I think the player had a bit to do with it too;)
 

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