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Weather Report: Black Market (Live at Montreux 1976)
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Weather Report: Black Market (Live at Montreux 1976)

Weather Report’s “Black Market” was my introduction to the band. It was also my introduction to Jaco Pastorius and Alphonso Johnson. I’ve seen this video many times, but we’ve never shared it here: their live performance of “Black Market” at Montreux.

Craig Macfadyen: Dean Town/Teen Town Mashup
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Craig Macfadyen: Dean Town/Teen Town Mashup

For years, we’ve seen many bassists taking on Jaco Pastorius’ “Teen Town”. Over the past four years, we’ve seen the same with Vulfpeck’s “Dean Town”. Craig Macfadyen decided to mashup the two, and we were completely knocked out by how he did it.

Bass Gear Roundup: The Top Gear Stories in October 2020
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Bass Gear Roundup: The Top Gear Stories in October 2020

The start of a new month means it’s time to take a look back in the form of celebrating the most popular new bass gear we covered in the last month. Here are your top 10 favorite bass gear stories for the month of October.

LNSO Double Bass Orchestra: Fantasia & Toccata (for 16 Double Basses)
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LNSO Double Bass Orchestra: Fantasia & Toccata (for 16 Double Basses)

Our friend Dimitris Maronidis sent us this video, and he clearly knows what we’re all about. Here’s the LNSO Double Bass Orchestra – with 16 bassists – performing Maronidis’ “Fantasia & Toccata” live for Radio 3 LV.

Zander Zon: He’s a Pirate (Pirates of the Caribbean)
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Zander Zon: He’s a Pirate (Pirates of the Caribbean)

It’s been a while since we’ve seen a video by Zander Zon, but he’s back with a new and incredible bass arrangement. In this one, Zander takes on “He’s a Pirate” from the “Pirates of the Caribbean” soundtrack.

Blues Beatles: Bass Solo + Sax Solo
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Blues Beatles: Bass Solo + Sax Solo

We’ve featured quite a few videos by the Blues Beatles before, but this one might be our favorite so far. In this clip, the band’s bassist Bruno Falcão takes an extended solo before he’s joined saxophonist Denilson Martins for an epic jam.

The Main Squeeze: Cold Blood
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The Main Squeeze: Cold Blood

It’s simple: I see a new video by The Main Squeeze, and I hit play. From their album, “12345”, here’s the video for the second track, “Cold Blood.”

GroundUP Music with Becca Stevens, Bokanté, Alina Engibaryan And More: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
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GroundUP Music with Becca Stevens, Bokanté, Alina Engibaryan And More: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

I’ve always loved the Tiny Desk series, and I am glad they were able to keep it going during these trying times. Here’s a new “Home” video with musicians from GroundUP Music, including Chris Tordini and Michael League. What a fantastic mix of music!

Cory Henry: Don’t Forget (Live)
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Cory Henry: Don’t Forget (Live)

Cory Henry has a new album coming out on October 30th. From “Something to Say”, here’s the live performance video for the first track, “Don’t Forget”. As usual, Sharay Reed is in the pocket!

Kinga Glyk: It Gets Funkier IV
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Kinga Glyk: It Gets Funkier IV

Kinga Glyk said “There are some bass lines I just want to know how to play… I tried to figure out what Joe Dart is playing in this song… woooow crazy!!” The tune is Vulfpeck’s “It Gets Funkier IV”, and Kinga nails it.

Ryan Madora: How To Play A Blues Shuffle On Bass – The Duck Dunn Blues Groove
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Ryan Madora: How To Play A Blues Shuffle On Bass – The Duck Dunn Blues Groove

Ryan Madora has been sharing some excellent videos on her Youtube channel this year. Here’s a recent one where she breaks down a blues shuffle in the style of the great Duck Dunn.

Kingfish and Paul Rogers: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
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Kingfish and Paul Rogers: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert

I can’t remember when I saw the first video by Kingfish, but it has been a while. I was an instant fan. A couple of days ago, NPR shared this fantastic Tiny Desk (Home) Concert video featuring the guitarist along with bassist Paul Rogers.