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I discovered Nathan playing bass with Frost*, a prog band out of merry ole England, and are all quite accomplished players.
Lee, last name unknown, has great feel, which drew me over to Talkbass, trying to find out who he is.
Lee, last name unknown, has great feel, which drew me over to Talkbass, trying to find out who he is.
Mystery man Lee is, in fact, Lee Voss.
Love the dynamic between Nathan and Lee and since I do enjoy personality and humor, props to Nathan for being himself.
I think Nathan is out on the Level 42 30th anniversary tour.
I miss Nathan. He can play his keister off and he's funny.
He doesn't play bass like a guitar player which is a huge bonus.
Lee is a monster player as well but I notice he tends to jump above the 12th fret when he plays, and for a bass demo, that's not where the focus should be.
So I find myself waiting for Nathan to go.
Lee and Nathan have great chemistry, though.
I have mad love and respect for female musicians. I find awesome female bass players on Instagram damn near every day.
That said, Cici doesn't do it for me.
It feels like Lee is chaperoning her more so than hosting with her.
She mainly sits there and watches Lee play and doesn't have much to add commentary wise.
Some people are just better on camera than others. I don't really enjoy watching The Captain's videos either.
I hope Nathan's just out for his pro gigs and he returns at some point.
He doesn't play bass like a guitar player which is a huge bonus.
Lee is a monster player as well but I notice he tends to jump above the 12th fret when he plays, and for a bass demo, that's not where the focus should be.
So I find myself waiting for Nathan to go.
Lee and Nathan have great chemistry, though.
I have mad love and respect for female musicians. I find awesome female bass players on Instagram damn near every day.
That said, Cici doesn't do it for me.
It feels like Lee is chaperoning her more so than hosting with her.
She mainly sits there and watches Lee play and doesn't have much to add commentary wise.
Some people are just better on camera than others. I don't really enjoy watching The Captain's videos either.
I hope Nathan's just out for his pro gigs and he returns at some point.
Based on a comment Lee has made, I'm pretty sure Anderton's owns part of Chapman Guitars.
