I really dig the Polo man and the Jungle Man song. You do a really good job of capturing the vibe in your descriptions.
Thanks BIGBen! All of my songs all bassed on actual or make believe experiences!
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I really dig the Polo man and the Jungle Man song. You do a really good job of capturing the vibe in your descriptions.
Man, thanks! You're right - you can't go wrong with mahogany. In fact, I've told Gard it's my new religionThanks Jon.
Dude your clip is just killer sounding! Everyone in the group has such great chops including the vocalist! Great bass tone too. That mahogany body w/maple board sounds very familiar. You just can't go wrong with that combo!
How did you record it? Great quality!
Here's a new "Bass Orchestra" tune that I recorded this weekend.
It's based on the awesome song by Chris Tomlin called "Faithful".
I used my Roscoe CS6+J (Mahogany body, koa top, maple neck and fingerboard, Bart J style P/U's and Bart pre) on this song and it was recorded using Reason 6.0
I plan on adding some fretless parts after my Roscoe 3006 fretless arrives tomorrow.
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^^^ Thanks Jerry & Bill. You guys are way to kind.
I hope to lay down some Roscoe fretless on the tune tonight.
UPS says "Out for Delivery"!![]()
Three magical words.![]()

Absolutely Bill!
And it did finally arrive around 6:00 PM. Totally loving it!
........Pictures & sound clips defintiely to soon!![]()
Dang, I didn't think you could have improved the first version you posted. Then you go and do it. Fretless sounds incredible.
JOME77 said:Thank Bill. I'm loving the 6 string fretless. The high C sounds so sweet. I've got a lot of woodshedding to do to be able to do this bass justice but having the high C does seem to help a novice fretless player like me by allowing me to play in position a bit more.
I hate to tell you Joe, but I liked it so much that I shared it on Facebook.The more interesting part of that is that my friends are now sharing the link with their friends.
God Bless, Ray