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Groove – Episode #141 Mike Karn
Some musicians spend their entire lives trying to master one instrument. Mike Karn managed to build a successful professional career playing the tenor saxophone before making the rather extraordinary decision to become a double bassist in his late thirties. It is one of the more remarkable stories of musical reinvention, and one that I was particularly excited to explore when...
Groove – Episode #140 Rachel Bolan of Skid Row
Rachel Bolan joins The Groove Podcast to discuss Skid Row, bass, songwriting, Slave to the Grind, and his debut solo album, Gargoyle of the Garden State.
Groove Podcast: Marcus Miller | Episode #139
Groove Podcast: Marcus Miller shares stories from his time with Miles Davis and explains how listening, creativity, and curiosity have guided his life on bass and beyond.
Groove Podcast: Joe Principe of Rise Against
Rise Against’s Joe Principe talks punk, bass melody, early influences, live music, and how the scene shaped his playing on Groove (The No Treble Podcast)
Groove Podcast: Leo Lyons of Ten Years After
Ten Years After co-founder Leo Lyons shares stories of early rock, rare basses, Woodstock, and a lifetime spent pushing music forward.
Groove Podcast: Eric Revis of Branford Marsalis
Groove Podcast: Eric Revis shares his journey from electric to upright bass, exploring tone, discipline, and modern jazz philosophy in this Montreal Jazz Festival interview.
Groove Podcast: Garry Gary Beers (INXS) on Bass, Groove, and Building the Sound of INXS
On Groove, Garry Gary Beers shares stories behind INXS, the basslines that shaped their sound, and why great songs and great grooves never go out of style.
Groove Podcast: Riccardo Oliva Interview: Bass, Fusion, and Touring with Matteo Mancuso
Riccardo Oliva joins Groove Podcast to talk bass, fusion, and life in Matteo Mancuso’s trio at the Montreal Jazz Festival.
Groove Podcast: Billy Sheehan Returns to Talk Philosophy, Technique, and Reinvention
Billy Sheehan returns to Groove Podcast discuss practice, tone, and his latest project, The Fell—a conversation rooted in philosophy, melody, and evolution.
Groove Podcast: Billy Sherwood on Carrying Chris Squire’s Torch and Finding His Own Voice in YES
Groove Podcast: Billy Sherwood reflects on his musical roots, Chris Squire’s influence, and the evolving creative role he now carries in Yes, from the studio to the stage.
Groove Podcast: Alex Frank on Jazz Bass, Film Composition, and Working with Jeff Goldblum
Alex Frank reflects on his role with Jeff Goldblum’s orchestra, exploring how storytelling, groove, and listening shape his work across jazz and film music.
Groove Podcast: Billy Hamilton on Silverstein’s Evolution, Bass Tone, and Finding Balance in a Digital World
The Groove Podcast welcomes Billy Hamilton of Silverstein to discuss tone, growth, and how a teenage dream became a 25-year musical journey