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#15 by THier on 01 Oct, 2008 18:05
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Dusty Hill (ZZ Top)
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#16 by Brkeatr on 01 Oct, 2008 18:11
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Dusty Hill (ZZ Top)
Tom
Right on Tom, went to see them for their Recycler Tour in 1990.....great show !!
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#17 by THier on 01 Oct, 2008 18:16
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Dusty Hill (ZZ Top)
Tom
Right on Tom, went to see them for their Recycler Tour in 1990.....great show !!
I got to see them in their Eliminator, Afterburner, and Recycler, tours,, they put on a great show,, and sound great. One of the tours,, I think Recycler,, they had the Black Crows open for them,, I liked their album,, but they were so trashed they sucked. But ZZ made up for it.
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#18 by Brkeatr on 01 Oct, 2008 18:20
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Exactly Tom, Black Crows opened for them when I went also....
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#19 by IRONHORSE on 02 Oct, 2008 11:14
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Hmmm... I could have sworn Musicman000 had a post last night where he mentioned Jaco Pastorius . I know next to nothing about this guy...Haven't really heard him play, but I understand that he is supposedly to the bass what Jimi Hendrix is to guitar.
Gonna throw out another favorite - John Myung (Dream Theater) - gotta love someone who can pull off playing a 6 string bass that well!
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#20 by MattD on 02 Oct, 2008 12:20
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Hmmm... I could have sworn Musicman000 had a post last night where he mentioned Jaco Pastorius . I know next to nothing about this guy...Haven't really heard him play, but I understand that he is supposedly to the bass what Jimi Hendrix is to guitar.
Gonna throw out another favorite - John Myung (Dream Theater) - gotta love someone who can pull off playing a 6 string bass that well!
I was thinking about adding Jaco to the list as i started treading this thread.
Victor Wooten
Stanley Clark
Marcus Miller
Flea
Geddy Lee
One that probably no one has heard of is Jean Baudin
he plays 9 and 11 string basses, sounds amazing, nothing like a bass guitar though.
Take a listen to some of his solo work
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#21 by IRONHORSE on 02 Oct, 2008 13:18
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I was thinking about adding Jaco to the list as i started treading this thread.
Victor Wooten
Stanley Clark
Marcus Miller
Flea
Geddy Lee
One that probably no one has heard of is Jean Baudin
he plays 9 and 11 string basses, sounds amazing, nothing like a bass guitar though.
Take a listen to some of his solo work
http://www.myspace.com/jeanbaudin
I'm listening to this as I respond...and it's quite different and cool. It doesn't show any really clear photos of his bass, but based on the sounds I'm hearing, I'm wondering if what he's playing isn't a bass variation of the Chapman Stick? (Interesting side note here, I went to high school with Emmett Chapman's <the inventor of the Chapman Stick> son, Don.) -
#22 by MattD on 02 Oct, 2008 13:28
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No, it's not a chapman stick, search his name on youtube, there's multiple videos of him playing.
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#23 by IRONHORSE on 02 Oct, 2008 13:39
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No, it's not a chapman stick, search his name on youtube, there's multiple videos of him playing.
Will do that tonight after I get off work
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#24 by PeripheralxMvmnt on 02 Oct, 2008 13:42
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Bob Babbitt and Stanley Clarke