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Nick Daniels

lamarjones

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Aug 27, 2002
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Saw this dude with Dumpstaphunk the other night. They have another guy who switches from bass to guitar, but i was focused on Nick.

It's like Funk is coming straight out of his pores. Sure there are people that can solo circles around him. None of that matters, I would rather listen to Nick any night.

Great tone, using freakin DOD pedals occassionally, certainly slapping a fair bit but NEVER lost any groove for any reason, unless it was his turn to get fruity.

If you are into chopsters, you could do better elsewhere. If you are into funk, you need to see Dumpstaphunk.
 
why has nobody posted in this thread??

nick is THE MAN. tony of dumpstaphunk is arguably just as good of a bass player.. these gentlemen know a thing or two about the groove..

you said he was using DOD pedals.. was that his filter?? i dont recall his pedalboard, but i always liked his filter sound, but dont know wich one he uses.
 
I'm in ! Nick Daniels is a beast, and what is strange is taht his fingers (right hand) don't seem to be very comfortable with the bass but when you hear him, you can't doubt he knows how to play.

I have no idea what gear he uses but his tone is really awesome, a bit Paul Jacksson'ish, fat but crispy.

It's a shame I can't see Dr.Klaw or Dumpstaphunk live, they only play in the US...

Dr. Klaw (1 of 6) Beef - I Believe It 5/6/11 New Orleans, LA on Creole Queen Riverboat - YouTube
 
RIP ND III
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Through smooth times or rough times he always looked for the positive, such a big heart. Peace brother Nick.
 
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Saw this dude with Dumpstaphunk the other night. They have another guy who switches from bass to guitar, but i was focused on Nick.

It's like Funk is coming straight out of his pores. Sure there are people that can solo circles around him. None of that matters, I would rather listen to Nick any night.

Great tone, using freakin DOD pedals occassionally, certainly slapping a fair bit but NEVER lost any groove for any reason, unless it was his turn to get fruity.

If you are into chopsters, you could do better elsewhere. If you are into funk, you need to see Dumpstaphunk.

Tony Hall is not just some “other guy”.
 
Man, hate to see this. What a presence. His voice and playing just jump out of Dumpstaphunk recordings. Gonna miss him this weekend at Jazz Fest, though the timing of the festival is a great opportunity for music lovers in New Orleans to celebrate his life.