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Time to take a look at what No Treble readers enjoyed this week. Here are the top 10 most read articles for the week of July 15-21, 2023.

For this new video, Charles Berthoud said, “This is what 25 YEARS of bass and piano practice looks like. Fretless bass + piano is such a nice combination.” Enjoy his song, “No Longer.”

Guest guitarist Lari Basilio once again joined the Martin Miller Session Band, and they took on the Seal classic, “Kiss From a Rose.” Ben Jud nails the vocals while also handling the bass.

I am really looking forward to House of Waters’ new album, “On Becoming.” This morning, the trio of Max ZT, Moto Fukushima, and Antonio Sanchez released a video for one of the tracks. “705” is “dedicated to the renowned 55 Bar in NYC.”

Memphis Drum Shop dropped episode #24 of their “Groovin’ In Memphis” series, and this one includes the one and only MonoNeon jamming with drummer Devin Way.

Remco Hendriks is back with another video, and this time, he shared the bigger story behind it (and his other videos). Remco calls this “One Take Bluesy Funk Rock Bass Jam.” Dig it!

Last month I discovered the multi-instrumentalist known as KNULP. Here’s her latest video, where she handles the guitars, bass, drums, and vocals on her cover of The Beatles’ “In My Life.”

Meet Ryan Griffiths, a musician who started on piano and cello before finding his calling on bass. These days, Ryan plays in the Prince tribute band EndorphinMachine and has a deep love for pedals.

Rick Suchow is such a good dude. For years, he’s shared some fantastic videos we otherwise might never have seen. He just dropped another unreleased clip from Weather Report’s 1978 Astor Theater performance, with the band playing “Black Market.”

Clive H Jones took Linkin Park’s “Heavy” and made it into a solo bass arrangement. He’s using one of the most interesting basses too: the Ibanez Ashula.

YYNOT is on tour right now, and they’re sharing some videos for everyone to enjoy. Fronted by the new vocalist Adi Argelazi, here’s Tim Starace and the band nailing Rush’s “Anthem.”

It’s hard to believe 2023 is half over. So we decided to check in on what’s been the most popular here for the year so far. Here’s the list, spanning all categories.