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From the 80s... but I'm on guitar not bass
Does anyone know what that bass is that Mike is playing?
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Does anyone know what that bass is that Mike is playing?
bass strapped to my back on top picture. Lol
Sun set picture 20 years ago opening for the top local band.
Then 2006 at an MMA Beach P
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Then 2006 at an MMA Beach P
It has to be a Washburn but I can’t quite make out the model number on the truss rod cover.
I wouldn't say these are my favorites but I don't have too many gig photos. I don't photograph well and hey, I'm just the bass player.
With a band I sub for a couple of times a month at Coconut Creek, FL recently.
A few years ago at a bar near Kissimmee with my old band.
With a band I sub for a couple of times a month at Coconut Creek, FL recently.
A few years ago at a bar near Kissimmee with my old band.
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Good call - Washburn B20 sunburst (I found one on Reverb)
I’m in the center. I was Adam Doleac’s bassist for many years, and this was a show where we opened for Kane Brown in Illinois.
The Opera House (iconic old rock 'n roll theater in Toronto for non-locals)
One of these, can't decide which I like the best. Probably the last one, for obvious reasons.
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A recent shot - it's not too sharp, 'cause it's a grab off Youtube, not a still photo, but I like the vibe of the picture nonetheless. I have to go to lengths with marking on my necks, and I practice a lot at home with my eyes shut so I can operate in this environment.
The singers are about 25 feet in front of me - that's part of how the lighting can be so bright on them, but still dim in back.
The singers are about 25 feet in front of me - that's part of how the lighting can be so bright on them, but still dim in back.
These shows were pretty special for me- just a duo, playing music I wrote on bass/ piccolo bass/ tons of effects and looping. The drummer is Brendan Canty (Fugazi, Rites of Spring, MC50) and my wife is quite an accomplished projectionist, playing with video like an instrument in real time. We were lucky enough to be featured at the Kennedy Center in DC (2nd pic).
