What a touch on the bass! Hadrien Feraud's new masterclass promo

[visog]

This guy knows his way around the bass and his articulation in the examples is second to none! Enjoy...

 

[BassBunny]

He's a great player and a really nice person. Met him at one of the UK Bass Days where he was wandering round chatting to all and sundry after his session.

[Chris2112]

Absolutely fantastic player. He has been consistently excellent for many years now. I always love watching and listening to him.

[lowdown]

I didn't want to start yet another HF thread so I will use this thread.

 

A couple of tracks with Hadrien using Jaco's Bass of Doom:

 

 

 

 

[Hellzero]

To me, Hadrien Féraud is better on the fretless as he's more expressive and less prone to show off.

 

Thanks @lowdown for sharing these two videos that I saw when they were first released.

 

Too bad I can't find a physical support of these sessions, a CD to put it simple...

[lowdown]

2 hours ago, Hellzero said:

To me, Hadrien Féraud is better on the fretless as he's more expressive and less prone to show off.

 @lowdown

 

 

Yep, I agree... I found his phrasing is more lyrical.  I've now started hunting for more of his fretless playing.

Please post up anything you think might be worth a listen, HZ, because I haven't really heard much of his Fretless work.

 

 

Edited 18 hours ago by lowdown

[Hellzero]

Listen to this excellent cover:

 

 

[Hellzero]

Not on fretless, but with the very difficult task to succeed Anthony Jackson with Hiromi and he's very good at it, too bad the end of the video is quite abrupt.

 

 

[Hellzero]

And here, a young Hadrien proudly posing with my former Leduc MNV6 fretless that I sold him.