Bay Splayer

recently learnt the bass to YOU TO ME ARE EVERYTHING by the real thing anyone know who the bassist was? tried google already, although not very thoroughly cheers

geddy lee - rush nard - chic pino palladino - (mainly his paul young stuff) reserve team.... geezer butler - black sabbath mark king - level 42 marcus miller

copper shielding..... [url="http://imageshack.us"][/url]

you to me are everything - the real thing

clip of bloke showing nards CHUCKING technique [url="http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=RnBJWwK4kks"]here[/url]

weekend world = nantucket sleighride by mountain done the google thing if you fancy a listen.... [url="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh7Ab8tX590"]click[/url]

[quote name='obbm' post='308084' date='Oct 16 2008, 07:15 PM']It would have been even quicker if you'd used Google. [/quote] whatever

thanks for the [b]quick[/b] replies

not for the bass, more for the whole track, i would like to know who played the following tv themes: south bank show and (on tv before some of you were born)...... weekend world title and artist would be appreciated if anyone knows, won`t hold me breath though

fantasy - earth wind & fire

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='306479' date='Oct 14 2008, 06:18 PM']I haven't seen it and I've no idea who plays on the soundtrack but the bass on ABBA songs is regularly very nice playing and very nice lines. I think his name was Rutger Gunnarsson, although I wouldn't be surprised if the bass lines were written by Andersson and Ulvaeus. [b][color="#FF0000"][u]I'm no ABBA fan [/u][/color][/b]but I still say don't underestimate their musical cleverness.[/quote] dont lie

[quote name='jonthebass' post='306292' date='Oct 14 2008, 03:02 PM']I reckon they done it just to [b][color="#FF0000"]wind[/color][/b] us all up!!![/quote] pun intentional?

just found a pic.... [url="http://imageshack.us"][/url]

my first rig (back in the day) was a carlsbro stingray head (the green one) played through an HH 2x15, remember HH gear? sounded ok but improved when i took out the HH speakers and replaced with celestion CELESTION POWERCELL`s this thread takes me back.... but nostalgia aint what it used to be.......

[quote name='saibuster' post='304420' date='Oct 11 2008, 03:18 PM']Patrice Rushen - Forget me nots.[/quote] learnt that a while back great bass line

[quote name='martthebass' post='304089' date='Oct 10 2008, 05:51 PM']Good bits. After 20 odd years of playing I can just about hold a tune.[/quote] which one....this [url="http://imageshack.us"][/url] or this [url="http://imageshack.us"][/url]

can play by ear but tend to use my fingers instead have very good ti... ... ming

this guy seems to be a good track builder....... [url="http://imageshack.us"][/url] don`t know if he can be downloaded though

everybody dance....... chic

public image....by PIL

leave that thing alone.... by rush

wow!! quick replies thanks (x2)

why, by carly simon .......... with the legendary [b]nard[/b] on bass

flicking through the channels the other day and heard minder on the telly liked the bass line so downloaded it and learnt it anyone got info on who played it or is it just some anonymous session player? cheers

[quote name='bilbo230763' post='279629' date='Sep 8 2008, 12:41 PM']I have my own agenda here (NO!!!) I have always been frustrated by the desire of some quarters to [b][color="#FF0000"]'dumb down' [/color][/b]everything, be it music, books, films, tv, art - whatever. I have always preferred excellence in any discipline and, whilst I do expect everyone to be 'the best', I like to see some sort of desire in the individual to develop, to learn, to grow. It is that tendency that makes people interesting (whether they are musicians or not). The absence of that instinct generally renders people pretty one-dimensional and, frankly, boring. That is why the popular media is so bad; most people don't want to be challanged. I started in HM bands, as I have said elsewhere, and have played in all sorts of different situations in all sorts of locations. In my experience, those musicians who are educated (and self-educated is still educated) are generally (and that word is important) more motivated, quicker, more creative, more respectful of the musicians around them, more professional, easier to communicate with, less frustrating, [b][color="#FF0000"]DEFINATELY[/color][/b] better improvisers, more responsive, more open-minded and are more rounded. They are, in a nutshell, more interesting to be around. The celebration of mediocrity is going to kill all Art; its already disabled it.[/quote] i am [b][color="#FF0000"]definitely[/color][/b] frustrated by people who [b][color="#FF0000"]dumb down [/color][/b]on their spelling