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Post by Sgt Rock on Sept 14, 2021 0:41:45 GMT
it's been used on more than 2400 albums.
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Post by Die Bullen on Sept 14, 2021 1:06:56 GMT
Wow, very cool!
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Post by infant on Sept 14, 2021 2:42:18 GMT
Awesome!
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Post by johnreardon on Sept 14, 2021 8:41:32 GMT
Interesting, but he's well short of what Carol Kaye has achieved. She played on well over 10,000 recordings, many of which she used a precision.
Saw a great BBC documentary about her a few years ago. Can't find it, but this clip gives an insight into her. If you have never heard of her, check her out
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Post by zontar on Sept 15, 2021 7:28:41 GMT
Interesting, but he's well short of what Carol Kaye has achieved. She played on well over 10,000 recordings, many of which she used a precision. Saw a great BBC documentary about her a few years ago. Can't find it, but this clip gives an insight into her. If you have never heard of her, check her out Well in fairness the video is for the most recorded bass, not bassist. I've seen in more than one interview where Carol Kaye would just get a new bass instead of changing the strings. So she used a lot of bases, whereas Leland Sklarr used that one bass on 85% of his vast recording work. So both have accomplished a lot... |
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Post by johnreardon on Sept 15, 2021 12:36:22 GMT
Interesting, but he's well short of what Carol Kaye has achieved. She played on well over 10,000 recordings, many of which she used a precision. Saw a great BBC documentary about her a few years ago. Can't find it, but this clip gives an insight into her. If you have never heard of her, check her out Well in fairness the video is for the most recorded bass, not bassist. I've seen in more than one interview where Carol Kaye would just get a new bass instead of changing the strings. So she used a lot of bases, whereas Leland Sklarr used that one bass on 85% of his vast recording work. So both have accomplished a lot... I appreciate that. I was referring more to the player than the instrument, however I’m sure she said she used the same precision in most of the early recordings. still I agree, both did a lot |
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