This is very cool:
Thanks to Martin for the link. And from Hanias video I followed another one, which lead to this:
Enjoy… and good night.
Music. Photography. Thoughts.
This is very cool:
Thanks to Martin for the link. And from Hanias video I followed another one, which lead to this:
Enjoy… and good night.
Welcoming Shi back from her holiday trip, I uploaded this today:
As always, thanks to my friends at Wikiloops, and thanks to you for listening ๐
Found these helpful tips on the LinuxMusicians forae – so in case you’d like to try a setup for music on a nice and LTS (long term supported) version of Linux, go ahead and try. This contains everything I’m using myself. And thanks to Senbee for the tips (you need to login to see user profiles there).
Needless to say that this is well deserved…
About the statement of the most recorded bass player, I think that title could still be Ron Carter’s. Or with the electric bass, maybe James Jamerson’s. But still, Chuck is worth studying if you care for the low end. His work on Steely Dan’s “Aja” alone is worth it…
So again, a round of applause and congrats to you, Sir!
See also at No Treble, and at Bass Magazine. Or at the site of Berklee College of Music.
By the way: in an interview with Cory Wong and Victor Wooten which I saw yesterday, Victor told us that Chuck is in fact older than the (first commercially available) electric bass. Incredible, and worth listening to if you care for the bass.
Two tracks from me this time, first on a typical Spanish theme from Pat:
and then on some more “World” type of song, with a template from Don and an awesome entry and first upload/remix from NickWyver:
Changed both titles to German because I could… ๐ Thanks to my friends and to Richard from Wikiloops as always, and thanks to you for listening ๐
Such a nice and jazzy track from notebynote, Blazer, and Tofzegrit, couldn’t resist to add my bass to it. And since I’m still practising thumb position on my upright, I chose the fretless instead:
Thanks to my friends and to Wikiloops for the fun as always, and thanks to you for listening ๐
Watch this documentary. It’s about a photograph. And about so much more than that:
Enjoy…
… because there’s always great music at Emmet’s Place:
Also, this:
Enjoy… ๐
These guys are awesome:
Enjoy; I did… ๐
Tried my upright today on a piece from David & Xavi, just a one take impro over some kind of Spanish theme:
As always, thanks to my friends and to Wikiloops for the music, and thanks to you for listening to it ๐