Ted Pecchio

[JohnPaulSmith]

Doyle Bramhall II played in our little town of Lancaster, PA on Tuesday night.

As I was headed to the men's room prior to the show, I ran into him in the hall. Super cool guy. My greeting to him was "who do you have playing bass with you tonight?". He seemed to appreciate the question and told me about Ted Pecchio.

He played with Tedeschi Trucks. I'm ashamed to say that I had never heard of him. Dude had major chops. I have a :15 video but the site says it's too big to upload.

If you have a chance to catch the Rich Man tour, do it. It was the best small venue show I've ever seen. Easily.

 

[tappout]

Saw them in Atlanta last week. I had never heard of him, either. Man, have I been missing out. That dude was killer! And that P bass... serious mojo!

I've learned since then that his dad, Daniel Pecchio, played bass in Glass Harp with Phil Keaggy.

It was indeed one of the best shows I've ever been to. I've been wanting to see DB II for a very long time and I was not disappointed. Everybody in the band is a great player and they all sing well, too. If they come near you don't miss it!

 

[JohnPaulSmith]

I think his p bass had the most worn fretboard I've ever seen. My daughter and I were right up front and i thought the neck on that thing had some serious relief. It looked like a bow.

 

[jerry]

Colonel Bruce Hampton sure does know great bass players! Bramhall's latest disc is one of my favorites from 2016.

 

[Jeff Scott]

I've learned since then that his dad, Daniel Pecchio, played bass in Glass Harp with Phil Keaggy.

I've seen Dan several times over the years, the first time was in 1971, when I saw the Harp open for Humble Pie.

 

[tappout]

I bet that was a great show!

 

[Jeff Scott]

My first "real" rock concert! This was the Marriot/Frampton/Ridley/Shirley era of HP, and I had never heard of GH until I saw them that day.

 

[jerry]

I took this from another talkbass-ers thread, excellent P-bass thumb muting.