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Roscoe Club

Here is a small clip from one of the songs we done last Sunday for our Church Broadcast “Nobody” by Casting Crowns using my new Roscoe Buckeye Burl bass and Trickfish Minnow Prada preamp for the FOH only. With good earbuds you can hear the bass really good.



Sounds great!

I love the bass lines you are playing. Awesome. I wish I knew more about writing bass lines around chords.
 
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Very nice, and I do have a thing for Buckeye Roscoes :thumbsup:. I had my first live exposure to Christian service music at the Hope Church in Sarasota Florida last Sunday and was impressed, the music was more soft rock, and the bassist was center stage. I do like your band's country flavor.

Either way, you are lucky to be able to join your music with your faith
 
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Very nice, and I do have a thing for Buckeye Roscoes :thumbsup:. I had my first live exposure to Christian service music at the Hope Church in Sarasota Florida last Sunday as was impressed, the music was more soft rock, and the bassist was center stage. I do like your band's country flavor.

Either way, you are lucky to be able to join your music with your faith

that’s actually one of the few songs we do that is like the country Gospel music. The rest we play is more Contemporary or Praise and Worship.
 
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Here is a small clip from one of the songs we done last Sunday for our Church Broadcast “Nobody” by Casting Crowns using my new Roscoe Buckeye Burl bass and Trickfish Minnow Prada preamp for the FOH only. With good earbuds you can hear the bass really good.



Love that song!
I just found out yesterday that it was written about John the Baptist (heard an interview with Mark Hall).

Nice tone Shane. It really sits on top of the mix well.
 
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Giving my 2020 Roscoe SKB3005 Custom Koa bass a little TLC after playing live 4 times this week. Man this bass kills in tone and playability. It also doesn’t look to bad either lol.

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Man, I can really see how a new bass needs to be cleaned like that just after 4 gigs in a clean church environment!! :thumbsup: Playing the hell out of folks is dirty work!! :laugh:

it doesn’t need it but I enjoy cleaning and wiping on my basses. Keeps them like new at all times. Haven’t you ever heard a car runs better when it clean? Same with my basses, they play and sound better clean lol.
 
Keith has got some AMAZING looking bodies on his facebook page.

Oh man, I'm in the middle of buying a house, and going to have to move across the country soon, and wifey says I can't buy anymore music stuff until I'm in a band again... Someone please jump on one of those and let we poor bastards live vicariously through you!
 
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