Results for "bass, electric"

Andre Darius

Born: February 14, 1976

Self-taught musician, I occasionally compose, frequently improvise, constantly experiment. With my acoustic and electric basses, whether or not prepared, I question and explore the entire realm of possible in the search of the right note, that "note" of music able to unify time and space. Since 2011, both in groups and solo situations, I seek to express and capture the present moment without any pretence and artifice. Obviously, I fail, from time to time in this quest... But it doesn't matter, because even if it's less flattering and gratifying for the ego, I do prefer the naked truth to the vain beauty. biography at http://andredarius-biography.blogspot.fr/

Casey

Born: January 13, 1977

“This is a natural state for me” says O’Brien, sitting in his kitchen, casually playing bass. “For me the road was always leading to music.” O’Brien started playing bass when he was 19. He grew up St. Paul, in a house filled with an eclectic collection of music. O’Brien’s father, an avant-garde leaning trumpet player, provided a varied foundation. “My dad was way off into free jazz, listening to Bill Dixon, Cecil Taylor, Kenny Wheeler, and of course Coltrane and Miles Davis, so there was that,” says O’Brien, ticking off influential jazz heavyweights as though they’re old pals

Ronnie Overton

Born: May 10, 1953

Ronnie "Sportcoat" Overton Mixes Jazz with R&B On His New Album "Mind Therapy"! SUMMARY: As musician with more than 40 years of experience, Ronnie "Sportcoat" Overton is a talented bassist with roots in the Motown artistic movement. Using the perfect blend of old and new, his music fits a niche that both modern jazz and Motown lovers may find irresistible. Released in August of 2014, his recent album "Mind Therapy" is a comprehensive take on Jazz, new-wave R&B, and even classic doo-wop music. BODY: Pontiac, Michigan, October 22, 2014 - Hailing from Michigan, the home of Motown, Ronnie Overton has been a staple in the city's music industry for more than 40 years

Michael Evdemon

Born: July 6, 1978

Michael was born in Athens. He was a student of Giotis kiourtzoglou, George Fakanas and Anthony Jackson. He has participated in clinics from Tom kenedy, Victor Wooten, Mike Stern to Billy Sheehan and many more. But most of his knowledge on harmony, theory and technique was developed by his own effort. His method and way of thinking are embossed in his book "The Organization of the Musical Information". The book is actually a guide for organizing and realizing the learning process through the combination of the scientific truths regarding the way our brain works and the deep understanding of how the instrument (bass) is used in order to express feelings. He has collaborated as a session musician with Marinela, Kostas Hatzis, Kostas Karaphotis, Natassa Theodoridou, Christo Thivaio, Yiorgo Theofanous, Alex Foster and many more

Reinhard Leonardo

Born: August 11, 1995

Ali Bey

Born: August 1, 1970

Uros Spasojevic

Born: July 5, 1985

Uroš Spasojević, bassist and composer, was born in 1985 in the city of Valjevo, Republic of Serbia. Until now, he has released five albums of his original compositions: "Portrait in Bass" (2014), "Story on Bass" (2015) that received high praises in the United States of America, most prominently, in the reviews of a music journalist and a writer Walter Kolosky and the music critics of a leading world fusion music brand and record label "Abstractlogix" who graded this album 4.5 out of 5 stars. Album "Third View" (2016) featured special guests Scott Kinsey, who was mixing and mastering engineer, saxophonist Bob Reynolds and guitarist Nir Felder

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Ricky E. Anderson

Born: December 22, 1956

Native Kansas Citian who attended Charlie Parker Memorial Foundation, UMKC Conservatory of Music, Penn Valley Community College, and performed with older musicians to include: Luqman Hamza, Ahmad Alaadeen, David Dahuad Williams, Candace Evans, LC "Speedy" Huggins, Donald Cox, Roy Ayers, and Dr.Nathan Davis. Performed with several groups and bands, travelled regionally, nationally and internationally with local and national artists to include: Joe Cartwright, David Basse, Roy Ayers and others. Currently performs weekly with Greater New Bethel AME Church, Candace Evans, Elder Statesmen of KC Jazz and the Anderson Project

Matthew Steele

A bass player in multiple styles and genres, Matthew Steele has performed alongside many Richmond, Virginia area musicians. Proficient on electric basses of varying construction, setup, and designs having even up to seven strings (instead of the normal four-string bass), Steele cites Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller, and Charles Mingus as major influences on his playing.