This is an ambitious effort. This will be a fascinating conversation. Our goal at Groove is to build the largest oral history of bass players. Join our host, Mitch Joel, on this adventure.
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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.
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.
Riccardo Oliva joins Groove Podcast to talk bass, fusion, and life in Matteo Mancuso’s trio at the Montreal Jazz Festival.
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 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.
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.
The Groove Podcast welcomes Billy Hamilton of Silverstein to discuss tone, growth, and how a teenage dream became a 25-year musical journey
Linda May Han Oh joins the Groove Podcast to discuss global influences, musical storytelling, and the curiosity that drives her across genres.
Shinedown’s Eric Bass reflects on his journey from multi-instrumentalist to bassist, producer, and solo artist.
Bush bassist Corey Britz talks evolving as a musician, finding his groove, and staying grounded in a global spotlight in this episode of the Groove Podcast.
Collective Soul’s Will Turpin breaks down his melodic bass style, life in the studio, and why the band is selling more tickets now than in the 90s.
Duncan Coutts reflects on 30 years with Our Lady Peace, the art of restraint on bass, and how he learned to stop feeling like a guest in the band.