Bass Guitars
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https://youtu.be/spYUu3NsJzI
Ancient Mysteries from 'Missing Period' lp.
Nice drumbreak in the intro for this one !
Ancient Mysteries from 'Missing Period' lp.
Nice drumbreak in the intro for this one !
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It isDanswift wrote:https://youtu.be/spYUu3NsJzI
Ancient Mysteries from 'Missing Period' lp.
Nice drumbreak in the intro for this one !
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shoot, i hear more than drum breaks on this track lol
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thesisdrs wrote:shoot, i hear more than drum breaks on this track lol
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So that track was from their lost tapes?
I have a relative who says he determines who a great musician is based on their unreleased material.
LP's like this give credit to his logic.
I have a relative who says he determines who a great musician is based on their unreleased material.
LP's like this give credit to his logic.
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thesisdrs wrote:So that track was from their lost tapes?
Yeah,the Missing Period lp was released around 1997 if I remember correctly and is a compilation of lost studio session tapes from 1975/6 ish.
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My next crate digging trip is gonna be a blast. Thanks. 
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thesisdrs wrote:My next crate digging trip is gonna be a blast. Thanks.
Hehe- Good stuff..glad to be of assistance, man !..
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LoopmantrA wrote:
And since we're on the subject - I really love M. Vitous' work in Weather report - "Mysterious traveler" is an epic record, great bass chops. The dude played it like a saxophone (Cucumber slumber is the perfect example) lol that was really something.
Agreed -Miroslav Vitous is an awesome bassist.
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Have you heard the Universal Syncopations lp Vitous released around 2001 ish ?
That's a good one to get into...the musicianship on that recording is top notch.
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I went from M. Vitous to Thundercat lol
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I'd 2nd the music man, they make nice stuff. I personally use a Squier Jaguar short scale bass though, I like the PJ pick ups because you can get an array of tones, although I plan on upgrading to EMG Geezer Butler or Seymour Duncan quarter pounds and an Omega bridge. I set it up and put some labella deep talkin' flats on it and it works well for adding bass lines to a sample. For what it's worth short scale basses have a nice fat blooming bass sound due to the shorter scale length and the strings have less tension for easier pitch bends. Sir Paul McCartney played short scale bass
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Ofc, that's a great record.. I also love some of Zawinul's later work, though it's bit too much of world music, and less jazz fusion - but still, there're some epic tracks.Danswift wrote: Agreed -Miroslav Vitous is an awesome bassist.
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Have you heard the Universal Syncopations lp Vitous released around 2001 ish ?
That's a good one to get into...the musicianship on that recording is top notch.
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Euclid Ov Oåklånd wrote:
I personally use a Squier Jaguar short scale bass.
For what it's worth short scale basses have a nice fat blooming bass sound due to the shorter scale length and the strings have less tension for easier pitch bends.
Yeah,the Grant SG Bass I had was a short scale model and had a pretty fat 'growly' tone and it sounded dope in the upper registers too.
I'd like to own one again at some point as mine was knocked off it's stand when a gust of wind blew through the window one summers day and it fell and smashed the headstock clean off and completely fucked up the neck ! hahaha..oh dear...
One of my cousins is a terrific bass player who's been playing since he was around 12 years old and he's owned some absolute beauties over the years and he's recently built his own custom 5 string model which is very cool.
I'll have to get him to send me some photos of it at some point for you bass player cats to take a look at.
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That’s awfulDanswift wrote: I'd like to own one again at some point as mine was knocked off it's stand when a gust of wind blew through the window one summers day and it fell and smashed the headstock clean off and completely fucked up the neck ! hahaha..oh dear...![]()
I used to play bass years ago, had a nice 4 string frettless. Only musical trade I still regret, moved it for a shit acoustic guitar that I owned for no more then a month. Keep threatening to grab another. I do like those dean acoustic basses for super cheap.
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