John Layne

Greetings, for your appraisal. 

The song is called Red, white, and Blue Chameleon. It's an acid jazz prog tune, eclectic  of course. Musically I'd say it's a blend of Herbie Hancock and driving blues styles.

Bass is a Travis Bean old passive type.

Ampeg svt,, guitar, 70s les Paul custom , 60s fender bass man amp..

John Layne and the Aeon's Promise band 

https://rumble.com/voe6s9-tell-me-what-you-see.html

John Layne playing bass in studio for Australian TV features and European jazz radio stations who have never seen.me play,,they requested videos for new shows they are promoting about eclectic judeo Christian artist

johnlayneandtheaeonspromiseband_happyfrog.mp3 johnlayneandtheaeonspromiseband_templeoftruth.mp3 aeonspromise_walkingmybass.mp3 aeonspromise_onthattrain.mp3 aeonspromise_concretejungledrip.mp3 johnlayneandtheaeonspromiseband_spiritcall.mp3

Bassist are perfect to play steel guitar, especially the finger picking style ones.

This is a 1955 gibson Lap steel

The steel guitar was made by a bassist in wva..perfect fit for the wandering bassist.

Travis Bean, solid aluminum neck, no truss rod, very nice playing passive bass

https://rumble.com/voe6s9-tell-me-what-you-see.html

John Layne in studio