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Double Bass rev it up and go go

So i really like the song Rev it up and Go Go by Jesse James Dupree and Dixie Inc. I first heard it off the group's myspace page at Link Removed. I was trying to figure out the bass part, so i was wondering if you guys could go to the page, listen to the song and see if you can help me out. thanks

-jack fontana
 
Sounds yummy Damon!

Pork seems to be the trickiest meat that way, almost like salmon, which goes from perfect to durable in less than 30 seconds.

We like pork on the BBQ on a bamboo skewer with onions, mushrooms and peppers - if you get the pork morsels just the right size, its all done perfectly at the same time. :)
 
The trick with pork is that people assume it needs to be completely dead due to old triconosis (sp?) scares. I've worked in plenty of 3 star restaurants where pork loin was served med-rare, not quite like steak, but it was still pinkish... and very safe. but most people are a little queasy about this, so you are walking a thin line between juicy and overcooked. I Much prefer mine juicy. Salmon is easier since it can go quite rare or even sushi/crudo raw, though some folks insist on killing the damn thing, and literally the texture is like sawdust to me... but you know, to each their own.

caramelized onions go very well with pork chops, nice choice.

okay back to 6/8 studies.
 
No double bass - it's definitely an electric. I got all excited at the beginning on account of the banjo pickin' I heard - then everything went dark...

I don't know much about cookin' pork - I stay away from the stuff. I know from salmon though. It's prime salmon bbq'ing season up here, yesseree, gotta have the glaze...
 
For the record, that's no double bass...

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(The photo is from that MySpace)

It's Roman Glick. Apparantly.