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Greg Howe, Mohini Dey, and Marco Cirigliano performed live at Tollhaus in Karlsruhe, Germany, on October 21st. Thanks to YouTuber Christopher “Nattermann” Kreiss, we get to enjoy some of the music they performed.

Ellen Alaverdyan shared her latest video, which is super impressive. Watch this stunning duet with vocalist Nai Barghouti.

Charles Berthoud posted this video with the title, “I’m In A CRAZY Band Now.” The band is Escape The Internet, which also includes Bernth and Ola Englund.

Kamasi Washington (with Miles Mosley) brought down the house at his Tiny Desk Concert. The group performed “Lesanu,” “Street Fighter Mas,” “The Rhythm Changes,” and “Asha The First.”

It’s time for your weekly roundup of the buzz from the bass world. This week’s reader-favorite list includes some new gear, plus Paul Thompson’s “The Bassists of Harlem, 1958,” part one of our interview with Billy Sheehan, Reader Spotlight, our top 10 videos, and more.

We love Snarky Puppy, so it was cool to see this video by the Berklee Snarky Puppy Ensemble. The group, with Gaspard Gabriel on bass, performs “Shofukan.”

Rich Brown just shared a video he titled “A Different Kind of Bass Solo” from his performance with the Jeremy Ledbetter Trio. He added, “Also, the moment right before my solo when Jeremy and I both realized my E-bow had been placed for safe keeping inside the piano bench.”

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Zycopolis TV just shared this video from New Morning 2002, with the trio of Monty Alexander (piano), Hassan W Shakour (bass), and Bobby Thomas Jr (drums) performing a wonderful version of Bob Marley & The Wailers’ “No Woman, No Cry.”

YouTuber Conrad Sullivan shared an excellent clip of The Wooten Brothers’ concert at Neighborhood Theater in Charlotte, NC, on October 12, 2024. Funky!

From Beat’s concert at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA, on October 6th, here’s “Elephant Talk.”

Meet Craig Bannerman, a long-time bassist who made the switch from guitar many years ago. He has some super interesting gear!