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Rich Brown, Wado Brown & Larnell Lewis: Turn Your Lights Down Low

Rich Brown, Wado Brown & Larnell Lewis: Turn Your Lights Down Low

Last month, Rich Brown visited 80 Gladstone in Toronto with vocalist/pianist Wado Brown and drummer Larnell Lewis, and recorded some live music. Among the tunes was Bob Marley’s “Turn Your Lights Down Low”, which the trio makes their own. This one is a lot of fun.

I Was Made to Love Her: James Jamerson’s Bass Line Visualized

I Was Made to Love Her: James Jamerson’s Bass Line Visualized

Vulfpeck’s Jack Stratton just sent me his latest visualization video. This time around, the tune is Stevie Wonder’s “I Was Made to Love Her” – once again showcasing the genius of James Jamerson.

Alberto Rigoni: “Chron” Playthrough

Alberto Rigoni: “Chron” Playthrough

Italian prog bassist Alberto Rigoni sent in this great playthrough of “Chron” from his latest album, Overloaded. Rigoni puts on a nice, fuzzy tone to work through the odd-metered song before cooling things off to take a solo at the 3:12 mark. For those of you looking to play along yourself, Rigoni has supplied a detailed PDF with notation and...

Twinscapes: Master Class at Planet Live

Twinscapes: Master Class at Planet Live

Bassists Colin Edwin and Lorenzo Feliciati teamed up last year to release Twinscapes, an album that ranges from ambient drones to heavy grooving. Besides stellar musicianship, the record is tied together with clever uses of effects and techniques to create rich sonic atmospheres. The duo have now released footage of a master class in which they reveal their approaches. Taken...

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Simply Three: “Wake Me Up” String Trio Cover

Simply Three: “Wake Me Up” String Trio Cover

Avicii’s “Wake Me Up” seems to be a popular song to cover. But this specific cover of the tune might win the prize. Simply Three is a trio made up of bassist Nicholas Villalobos, violinist Glen McDaniel and cellist Zack Clark. And they’re all monsters. Their version of “Wake Me Up” starts out simply for Villalobos, who handles the percussion....

Kike Mora: Dhy?na

Kike Mora: Dhy?na

Light some incense and get ready for a trip. Kike Mora sent us this video for his solo bass song “Dhy?na,” in which he uses a drone and effects to create a four-minute meditative experience.

Future User: Mountain Lion

Future User: Mountain Lion

Former Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave bassist Tim Commerford is back with his own band called Future User. The band’s electronic sound may be a departure from the bassist’s former bands, but his massive sound is still the musical centerpiece. Commerford, who also handles vocals, hasn’t lost his political edge, either. The song “Mountain Lion” is about pushing the...

Aaron Gibson: A Heart for The Rhinoceros

Aaron Gibson: A Heart for The Rhinoceros

Hold the phone… we have a brand new Aaron Gibson video. And once again, the talented bassist shows his creativity not only with music, but also with his video skills. This song has an even bigger purpose. “My friend, Andy Irvine, asked me to do a cover of his song. He has a passion for the plight of the rhinoceros...

Chris Brubeck’s Triple Play: New Stew, Opus 2

Chris Brubeck’s Triple Play: New Stew, Opus 2

A friend sent in this video of bassist Chris Brubeck and his trio Triple Play performing their song “New Stew, Opus 2” live. Brubeck, whose father was jazz legend Dave Brubeck, brings a bubbly funk groove on his modded fretless Rickenbacker. The fun in the group’s playing is infectious. You’ll be bobbing your head to this one in no time.

Marco Morandi: Integral’s “Realm Of Atlantis” Playthrough

Marco Morandi: Integral’s “Realm Of Atlantis” Playthrough

We featured the SiC Instruments Madness 6-string fretless as a bass of the week in December, and it was a fan favorite. Luthier Simon Calabrese followed up by sending us this video of Integral’s Marco Morandi using the bass to play through their song “Realm of Atlantis.” The song is straight tech metal, but takes a breather at the 4:24...

Michael Whittaker and the Bottom 40 Band: Workin’ Day and Night

Michael Whittaker and the Bottom 40 Band: Workin’ Day and Night

The recent wave of reharmonized pop tunes has led to some really great music. Here’s keyboardist Michael Whittaker and the Bottom 40 Band – and featuring bassist Adam Nitti – performing an updated version of Michael Jackson’s “Workin Day and Night.” Nitti gets a huge tone to fill out the bottom end while syncing up with Whittaker for some unbelievable...

Weather Report with Alphonso Johnson: Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz and Mysterious Traveller (Live, 1975)

Weather Report with Alphonso Johnson: Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz and Mysterious Traveller (Live, 1975)

One of the major highlights for me at the 2015 NAMM Show was finally getting the chance to meet the great Alphonso Johnson. Alphonso deserves way more credit than I think he gets – in my opinion and many others. Going back through the wealth of music he’s been a part of just offers up more proof, including this 1975...