Victor Wooten - New Albums

Hi, What's better then a album from one of the best bassists in the world? TWO ALBUMS from Victor Wooten coming in September. Check the album covers and the first music available at Victor Wooten's website. Victor Wooten Sword and Stone Victor Wooten Words and Tones Hope you liked it,Eremit...

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Larry Graham

Hi, Larry Graham So did you liked the last featured video? I hope so. I really enjoy Larry Graham and that's why I'm making a proper post about him. He was born in 1946 and became a legend in the world of bass. Why? Simple, inventor of the slap and pop technique that we all already saw in the previous posts that I did. We can see this technique in Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten, Stanley Clarke and Flea. I'm just enumerating the ones I wrote about but you can find very easily bassists that master the slap and pop technique. And this all begun with a negligent act from one member of his bad. One day, they had no drummer in the studio and Larry came out with this awesome technique trying to make a drum sound out of the bass... He reinvented...

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Featured video #4

Hi, Hope you liked it and don't miss the new one at the sidebar. Stay tuned, Erem...

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Anthony Jackson

Hi, This time one of my favorite bassists. One more time we see an awesome bassist starting his carrer in a completely different instrument than bass. Anthony Jackson started in piano, then guitar and ended in bass guitar. In the end he made the obvious choice, don't you think?Anthony had the great James Jamerson as influence. This is one of the few times that we do not see the name "Pastorius" next to "influence". For me Anthony is one of Jaco's influences and not the other way around. Anthony won his space in the bass world in the Jazz, Fusion and Funk styles. Jackson is well know for is six string bass and the riffs and the powerful walking bass lines that he makes with it. Just listen to his great discography and...

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