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Tom Kennedy is in town.

Listening to Tom Kennedy is enough to kill my GAS. He comes out there with his beautiful Fodera Signature and he hits one note and it's forget it, there is no way on earth I would ever sound like that no matter what I played. I will also say that although I sound nothing like Mr. Kennedy, he confirms my recent preference for two humbuckers close together. The mids available in that configuration really do it for me. I will also say the Chesterfield Amphitheater has the best sound system I have ever heard. The bassists before Tom Kennedy with the first band we're great, but Kennedy was at an entirely different level. I have never seen Anthony Jackson play and he might be better at laying down a groove, but I am not sure about that. Kennedy has crazy chops, but his basslines blew me away more than his solos.
 
I cannot speak for someone who has produced commercially valuable content, but as a fan, I think amateur videos of an artists performances only increase interest in seeing the real thing. Weckl and Kennedy are certainly worth the price of admission.
Agree. They are worth the price of admission...and then some.
Agree that amateur videos increase interest, to the max. Don't feel bad.
 
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