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Double Bass New Wan-Bernadel
- Thread starter glenfong
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- Dec 13, 1999
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- Chuck Sher publishes my book, WALKING BASSICS:The Fundamentals of Jazz Bass Playing.
Wow, didn't know this thread had resurfaced!
Yes, I did mean to say Steve LaSpina, sorry.
btw, I have since sold the bass to the #1 student bassist in the state, Katy Ronning, 1st chair in the California All-State Orchestra.
Cheers.
Todd Coolman
I think I have you plyaing on some Aebersold stuff I used years ago? Is that right? I always thought that was the coolest name for a bass player, so may I take this opportunity to congratulate you on your choice of name (or parents).
Regards,
Curley
Baton Rouge, La.
I think I have you plyaing on some Aebersold stuff I used years ago? Is that right? I always thought that was the coolest name for a bass player, so may I take this opportunity to congratulate you on your choice of name (or parents).
Regards,
Curley
Baton Rouge, La.
Lisa of LS Bass Works can make any bass sound like a million bucks! had an Englehardt C1 set up by her & no foolin, I'm no Richard Davis but I get tons of compliments on my basse's sound...
i recently A- B an Eastman carved top against some Shens & an older ,fancy German carved bass and it slayed..IMHO its the individual bass and the touch duh right?
i recently A- B an Eastman carved top against some Shens & an older ,fancy German carved bass and it slayed..IMHO its the individual bass and the touch duh right?
