Articles by Jody Miller - Page 19

Sam Rivers made Limp Bizkit groove like no one else. This Lollapalooza Chile 2024 set is a powerful reminder of his impact and a must-watch for any bass fan.

Sam Rivers, Limp Bizkit’s founding bassist, has passed away at 48. His groove and tone helped define a generation of heavy, funk-driven bass.

Dream Theater’s new “Barstool Warrior” live video showcases John Myung’s signature tone and flawless touch on his six string Music Man Bongo.

HAIM’s “Down To Be Wrong” on Jimmy Kimmel Live is all about groove and chemistry, led by Este Haim’s fat, focused tone and effortless command of the low end.

All Them Witches deliver a heavy yet soulful live performance at AB, with bassist and singer Michael Parks Jr. leading the charge in true low-end style.

emembering D’Angelo through his unforgettable 2015 performance with Pino Palladino and Isaiah Sharkey, capturing the heart of his live sound.

Santana’s newly released 1970 Tanglewood concert captures the band in full flight, with David Brown’s steady bass groove holding it all together.

Watch Charles Berthoud and Michael Manring trade ideas in a live bass duet that highlights tone, touch, and connection between two unique players.

Dominic John Davis onstage and off, holding down the low end for Jack White and keeping it locked when every set feels brand new at Riot Fest Chicago.

Michael Anthony’s thunderous bass and vocals shine in this live “I’m the One” jam with Sammy Hagar, Phil X, and Kenny Aronoff.

At Montreal Jazz Fest, Derrick Hodge shows the depth of his groove and the voice of his Miura MB2 alongside Nate Smith and Lalah Hathaway.

Oteil Burbridge brings his custom Dire Wolf bass to The Capitol Theatre, blending deep groove with his unmistakable melodic phrasing.