Hi everyone, my name is Ruby Jones, and I am a musician and journalism student based in West Yorkshire. I recently made a documentary about my favourite bassist Herbie Flowers. I hope you all enjoy! Herbie Flowers Documentary
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Do you play bass specifically, or a number of instruments? Just a suggestion…as you’re from your particular area, you should do an overview on Bill Nelson; he’s just kind of slipped away, but what a body of work.Hi everyone, my name is Ruby Jones, and I am a musician and journalism student based in West Yorkshire. I recently made a documentary about my favourite bassist Herbie Flowers. I hope you all enjoy! Herbie Flowers Documentary
I think that was the doc in that link, not a trailer.A true British session legend!
Cant hear Nilsons "Jump into the fire" without thinking about him.
Looking forward to your doc.
Thank you for the link and especially for making it!Hi everyone, my name is Ruby Jones, and I am a musician and journalism student based in West Yorkshire. I recently made a documentary about my favourite bassist Herbie Flowers. I hope you all enjoy! Herbie Flowers Documentary
Although he was a bit ahead of the curve, which meant that he was earlier in line, there was that great generational explosion, which produced more musicians, and that then means more instances of them falling as they are entering the final phase in the cycle.It's sad that we're having to say goodbye to too many of these great players nowadays.