Double Bass new (old) tune up on myspace

[Paul Warburton]

I dunno squat and I'm sure Ed has mentioned our Dono here..

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So for whatever that's worth.
You're such a great player, you should be out...uh, playng.
Good luck.

 

[nypiano]

Thanks, Paul.

Yes, I know about Don and A.T. He sent me a mssg when I had an issue with lower back a few years back.

 

[Ed Fuqua]

Jon has posted some stuff from a gig at Sofia's with a really great human being, "Red" Horndstrom. Red's no longer in New York (sorry to say) but trying to match his relaxed timefeel was an experience I'll always treasure. Be sure to read Jon's intro before listening!

http://jonraneyblog.blogspot.com/

 

[Paul Warburton]

Yeah, that's a nice warm vibe happening there. Icing the martinis in the background adds a bit of character. (at least, it ain't your infamous blender).
Red is 86...man, that's wonderful. Bet he's got some stories. (besides the ones he's playing).
The things that jump out at me are Jon's block chords. I love playing behind those. Kid piano players don't do that **** anymore. Their loss, IMO. It gives so much breath to your bass lines in between his statements. It's like a team effort between Jon and you.
Not to suck up to get you to tell me about the midget or anything, but as usual, I love your playing. The bass sounds great....all even up and down the board. Meaty, as per. Also, as per, less is more for me. I'd hire you in a mint if I played piano or guitar. So much substance in your work.

I only had time for "But Not" and "You or...." I'll check back in to bump the thread.

PS. YES, Jon!

 

[Ed Fuqua]

The bass sounds great....all even up and down the board. Meaty, as per.

Thanks, I'm using a P bass with flatwounds and all the treble rolled off the pickup AND the amp. Plus I've got a pedal that makes my bass sound just like an upright....

 

[Paul Warburton]

Something is wrong here. I got the check for $39.67 to say you were playing a real..................
Oh, ****! That was the other kick-back bread for the books I sold. My bad. Oh. well.

 

[Ed Fuqua]

 

[mr gray]

paul warburton to me to pick up you book the cd is a big help,
i am working hard on reading, i must write out each note , i am doing it . i intend on play it for paul someday.
peace
mr gray
denver

 

[Quadruple Jay]

"Mercado" is soooooo smooth.

 

[Paul Warburton]

+1.

Ed, John Gray (up above) is a friend of mine here in Denver.
John, this is the fabulous Ed Fuqua.
John and I met here at TB. I invited him to my house for a hang.
Here's his Thread about our evening together....

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=606228

 

[Ed Fuqua]

John, don't worry too much about the back and forth here at the site, Paul knows whereof he speaks. Yer in good hands.

 

[nypiano]

Yeah, that's a nice warm vibe happening there. Icing the martinis in the background adds a bit of character. (at least, it ain't your infamous blender).
Red is 86...man, that's wonderful. Bet he's got some stories. (besides the ones he's playing).
The things that jump out at me are Jon's block chords. I love playing behind those. Kid piano players don't do that **** anymore. Their loss, IMO. It gives so much breath to your bass lines in between his statements. It's like a team effort between Jon and you.
Not to suck up to get you to tell me about the midget or anything, but as usual, I love your playing. The bass sounds great....all even up and down the board. Meaty, as per. Also, as per, less is more for me. I'd hire you in a mint if I played piano or guitar. So much substance in your work.

I only had time for "But Not" and "You or...." I'll check back in to bump the thread.

PS. YES, Jon!

thanks Paul. "Block chords Red!...play block chords"

 

[Paul Warburton]

HE knew.