What does everyone think of Deon Estus?

[chardbass]

Great player- great lines.
Not sure I'd agree about a line from his website "..considered one of the top 5 bass players in the world"- but he's still a great player.
Lovely ad libs on "Wake me Up.."- so damn singable!

[Bay Splayer]

gotta love the [i]young guns[/i] bassline

[Bilbo]

The quality of George Michael's vocal talent became known to me when he appeared on that Freddie Mercury tribute Queen did in 1992 singing Somebody to Love, 39 and These Are The Days Of Our Lives. He was head and shoulders above the rest of the singers (even Annie Lennox) and I remember there was talk of him joining Queen. Great singer.

As for Deon Estus, I have no idea.......

And Wham? They sucked I don't care if Dave Holland and Charles Mingus shared the bass duties, they still sucked :lol:

[Bay Splayer]

[quote name='Bilbo' post='1072765' date='Dec 30 2010, 02:35 PM']And Wham? [b]They sucked [/b][/quote]


George Michael obviously sucked......

ooer missus

[Kiwi]

[quote name='Bilbo' post='1072765' date='Dec 30 2010, 02:35 PM']The quality of George Michael's vocal talent became known to me when he appeared on that Freddie Mercury tribute Queen did in 1992 singing Somebody to Love, 39 and These Are The Days Of Our Lives. He was head and shoulders above the rest of the singers (even Annie Lennox) and I remember there was talk of him joining Queen. Great singer.[/quote]
I heard his vocal track on the demo for Careless Whispers and it was stunning. Very hard to believe such seasoned vocals were coming from a 19 year old.