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The Fearless Flyers: Signed, Sealed, Delivered

The Fearless Flyers: Signed, Sealed, Delivered

The Fearless Flyers are back with another video, and this one is high octane! Joined by guests Blake Mills on slide guitar and Sandra Crouch on tambourine, the band rips through Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered.” As always, Joe Dart lays down the low end on the track, which appears on the band’s self-titled debut album.

Franklin Peredo: Lord Of The Rhinos

Franklin Peredo: Lord Of The Rhinos

Franklin Peredo is back with a new composition and another demonstration of his incredible technique. “Here’s a new tune of mine called ‘Lord Of The Rhinos’ with my Fodera Monarch (AKA Brown Mantis),” Franklin shared. “I hope you like it.” We do!

Cliff Burton Documentary: The Salvation Kingdom

Cliff Burton Documentary: The Salvation Kingdom

The late, great Cliff Burton is the subject of a new documentary called The Salvation Kingdom. The 93-minute video is an intimate look at Burton as a person largely based on interviews with his sister, Connie. It covers the bassist’s childhood, his hobbies, his practicing, his beliefs, and more. “He would go into a state of mind and of spirit...

Victor Wooten: Bass Night

Victor Wooten: Bass Night

MusicForce shared this video of a February 2018 solo bass performance by Victor Wooten. Vic utilizes several layers with his looper to build quite a soundscape and soloing over top of it all while getting the crowd going in response.

Lake Street Dive: Hang On (Live)

Lake Street Dive: Hang On (Live)

I’m digging Lake Street Dive’s new album, Free Yourself Up. I’m also digging the videos they’re putting out there in support of it. Here’s the band – with the always excellent Bridget Kearney on bass – performing a live version of “Hang On.”

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Scary Pockets: Rocky Raccoon

Scary Pockets: Rocky Raccoon

We’re big fans of Scary Pockets and how they remake tunes in their own funky style. Here’s the band with vocalist George Krikes performing The Beatles’ “Rocky Raccoon.” Bassist Nick Campbell really lays it down on this one.

Yuno: Why For

Yuno: Why For

WFUV once again delivers on some musical discovery (for me, at least) with a new video. Yuno, a Jacksonville, Florida native, is a self-taught musician, producer, and engineer, as well as a talented visual artist. Here’s his song, “Why For,” which he recorded live in Studio A earlier this month. The song is available on Bandcamp and will soon be...

Adam Ben Ezra: Toy

Adam Ben Ezra: Toy

It is truly remarkable what Adam Ben Ezra can do as a one-man show. Here’s a new video from him, from a recent live performance. “Shout-out to the inspirational Netta Barzilai who blew us away with her winning song ‘TOY’ at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest,” Adam said. “So much more than just an awesome musician, also a fantastic role...

Diego Tarantino: Use of Light

Diego Tarantino: Use of Light

Diego Tarantino always impresses us with his videos. He’s shared a few new ones with us recently, and I really dig this one. Diego arranged Kurt Rosenwinkel’s “Use of Light” as a bass showcase. He plays both electric and double bass in the video (and piano).

Neon-Medeski: Live in New Orleans

Neon-Medeski: Live in New Orleans

MonoNeon and John Medeski performed at One Eyed Jacks in New Orleans on April 30th. The band also included Daru Jones, DJ Logic, Jermaine Holmes, Skerik, and Robert Walter. The group debuted at the same location in 2017, and after the response, they decided to do another show. We hope this becomes a regular thing!

Hopla Loon: Jurjuna Minor

Hopla Loon: Jurjuna Minor

Every time I get an email from Pangiotis Andreou, I know I’m about to hear some amazing music. He’s a master of so many styles and has the kind of control that lets him speak through his bass. Andreou shared a video his latest project, Hopla Loon, which features cool instrumentation: bass, piano, drums, electric lafta (a traditional instrument from...

The Wood Brothers: When I Was Young

The Wood Brothers: When I Was Young

Chris Wood has a way of playing funky lines on the upright bass. Case in point: this performance of “When I Was Young” from Music City Roots Live From The Factory in 2016. The bassist kicks the song off with a spirited, syncopated line before his brother Oliver and percussionist Jano Rix jump in on the action. Be sure to...