Archive for 2024 - Page 33

Here’s your weekly roundup of No Treble’s top 10 reader-favorite stories from the world of bass.

Recorded live at the Morris Civic Auditorium in South Bend, Indiana, in 1973, here’s The Section’s complete performance.

Zeal & Ardor scored one of the most acclaimed releases of 2022 with their self-titled album. Now, they’ve followed it up with “Greif.”

In this episode, I’m breaking down my favorite Tower of Power song: “Soul Vaccination” (1973). We’ll dive into how each member of the band (including the late, great Rocco Prestia) serves a function to create an iconic groove.

Tony Levin has released his first video from his upcoming album, “Bringing It Down to the Bass,” which is super cool. The album's lineup is amazing. This track includes Manu Katché (drums), Dominic Miller (guitar), Pete Levin (keyboards), and Alex Foster (sax).

Modest Mouse celebrated the 20th anniversary of their hit record, “Good News For People Who Love Bad News,” with a reissue earlier this year. Now, the indie icons will take the show on the road on a 21-date tour.

After unveiling a new line of bass pedals earlier this year, Trickfish Amplification has announced the Bullhead 3K bass amplifier. The powerful amp features a Mike Pope-designed preamp and a four-band switchable EQ.

Herbie Hancock recently performed at The Hollywood Bowl to commemorate the 50th anniversary of “Headhunters.” Here’s the band (with Marcus Miller) performing “Chameleon.”

The Black Crowes were set to tour with Aerosmith this fall, but they had to switch it up when the group announced they were retiring from touring. Now, they’ve revamped their tour to keep their “Happiness Bastards (The Reprise)” tour going.

We got a chance to sit down with Oskar Cartaya during Gerald Veasley’s Bass Bootcamp this year, and it was an amazing conversation. Oskar’s path and career are as interesting and inspiring as his music.

Armed with his FM Esphera 6-string fretless bass, Brad Williamson plays through Rush's "YYZ."

Pianist and composer Geoffrey Keezer has released “Live at Birdland,” which marks his first live trio album in 15 years. The performances were captured during a three-night run at the legendary New York jazz club. Keezer was joined by drummer Clarence Penn and bassist John Patitucci.