Articles by Jody Miller - Page 6

Photos from Marcus King Band’s Chicago stop at The Salt Shed, featuring Eric Vogel on bass and historic guitars from Garcia and Bloomfield.

Fernando Molinari’s “Gemina” blends fretless bass, progressive fusion, and an all star lineup featuring Marco Minnemann and Mariko Muranaka.

Charles Michael Parks Jr. leads All Them Witches through two heavy KEXP cuts while digging into a battered, modified Rickenbacker bass.

Jethro Tull’s new 2008 live clip of “Thick As A Brick” features Ian Anderson’s flute and David Goodier’s serious bass setup.

Ida Nielsen leads The Funkbots through a full Montreux set with her signature Sandberg bass, Eich rig, deep pocket, and standout slap bass work.

Ron Carter joins Norah Jones and Bill Frisell for a new “Playing Along” episode full of stories, deep listening, and music.

System Of A Down’s 1998 Metro performance shows the band in raw early form, with Shavo Odadjian powering the low end through Ampeg.

Watch Corcoran Holt lock in with Kenny Garrett and Sounds from the Ancestors during a live “Haynes Here” performance from Blue Note Tokyo.

Jackie Evans and Vulfmon’s “Leave You” features Joe Dart on bass, adding another funky chapter to the Vulf universe.

Charles Berthoud’s latest video features Bernth and a bass forward band packed with runs, slapping, riffs, and plenty of Schecter-fueled fire.

MonoNeon brings his unique funk voice to “Better Days Are Coming,” a song originally released with his Grandma Liz.

Avishai Cohen’s quintet delivers a dynamic live take on “Simchover” from Blue Note Tokyo, featuring Cohen on bass and vocals.