Results for "bass, electric"

Sonace

Born: October 10, 1992

Sonace is an American free jazz, improvised jazz and avant-garde composer. He has also delved into the realms of electronica and rock music.
An LP entitled "Wiretones Jazztap" was released in 2009, and there are plans for another album, "Petvirus", schedueled for release later this year.

Way Out of Town Trio

THE WAY OUT OF TOWN TRIO   Conceived online, born in Helsinki and test-run in Tallinn, Way Out of Town Trio is a dynamic new improvising group featuring Helsinki-based Puerto Rican guitarist Neff Irizarry, UK-based Puerto Rican electric bassist Antonio Quijano and Irish drummer David Lyttle. The players' collective credits include Dave Liebman, Randy Brecker, Greg Osby and Eddie Gomez, and their own musical preferences merge to form a style where jazz, lounge, ambient and hip hop are all identifiable. So don't be surprised if free turns funky, and then funky gets swinging, because this trio is way out of town... NEFF IRIZARRY (guitar) When you see Neff, you can’t help but to notice his big smile and enthusiasm while he performs

Francesco Vitulli

Born: November 1, 1985

I'm a dedicated and educated electric bass player. Born in Bari (1985), I'm graduated with a professional diploma at the Fonderia delle Arti, one of the most important private institution in music education in Rome. I'm currently the bass player for an indipendent label based in Rome, Cantieri Sonori, owned by Marco Canigiula (Andrè, 54th Sanremo Music Festival), playing for the artists he produces (Neks, Made In Japan, Mario Nunziante, et cetera). I'm also the bass player for a pop-rock project, Dottor S., and I'm currently teach electric bass and guitar in some music schools in Rome. Services: I'm always available for recording sessions, live shows, television or theatrical productions, and as a teacher for music schools. Skills: Recording and performing with an electric bass; teaching electric bass and guitar; proficient in music theory, composing and arranging; able to sight-reading; extensive knowledge about bass gear (basses, amplifiers, stomp boxes, effects, et cetera).

Queen Sylvia Embry

Born: June 14, 1941

For a period of time in the ‘70s and ‘80s, it appeared that Queen Sylvia Embry was going to emerge as one of Chicago’s leading blues women. After she emerged from her role as bass player for Lefty Dizz and the Shock treatment in the late 1970s, she began fronting her own small band in South Side clubs and making guest appearances on the North Side circuit. Everywhere she went, her big smile, warm stage presence, rich gospel-rooted voice and solid bass playing won her new fans. There were (and are) only a few professional-quality instrumentalists among the city’s blues women, and only one other playing bass

Agustin Barreto

Born: February 16, 1973

Agustin Barreto, a native of San Juan, Puerto Rico started playing electric bass at age 16 and soon discovered his gift and passion for music. He developed quickly as a bassist playing in many local bands, including the popular “DEFENSA PROPIA”, one of the first bands on the island to play American Rock and Roll with a Spanish POV. After a few years of “gigging around town” he landed several jobs playing on local TV shows. Amazed at how quickly doors were opening for him he decided to study music formally and thus become a professional musician. In 1992 he enrolled in “LA UNIVERSIDAD INTERAMERICANA DE PUERTO RICO, RECINTO DE SAN GERMAN” to further his musical education

Mike Levy

Mike Levy has a career that spans the world of music production. Mike is an accomplished bassist (acoustic and electric), pianist, guitarist, vocalist, and drummer. Mike is equally as skilled and comfortable on the other side of the mixer. In the studio, Mike has been responsible for numerous projects ranging from producing rock and pop albums to composing music for film and television. A professional musician since the age of 15, Mike attended the University of South Florida and Berklee College of Music before leaving to tour with the Maynard Ferguson Big Bop Nouveau Band in 1994 at the age of 19

Conrad Mailleue

Born: December 5, 1953

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GMANgerald

Born: September 2, 1960

GMAN is an original nickname given to me by an aspiring female singer during late night recording sessions. Gerald is my Parents given name. "Gee-Spot" was created by all of our Local & Signed Rap Artist dubbing me "Gee" ,(short for GMAN) and during recording sessions the Artist would tell their fellow members "They're heading or rolling to "Gee's Spot" so this saying became our Production Company's name. Gee-Spot Productions Inc./GFUNK Entertainment:Diverse Musicians, Singers and Affiliates. "The GMAN's Electric Bass Guitar style is a throw-back to the Legendary Bassist Stanley Clarke, Played with the passion of Legendary Guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan, all intertwined with Jazz, R&B, Funk and Rock Elements

Cai Marle-Garcia

Born: April 14, 1986

UK-based Cai Marle-Garcia, aka 'MR. EARS', is the driving new force on the international bass scene. Adept on both fretted bass and his favoured fretless bass, the 23-year- old has experience of performing and recording jazz, funk, pop, soul, r’n’b, hip-hop, rock, latin, fusion and world music. From leading his own jazz/rock fusion group with original compositions to recording a spontaneous but highly successful and effervescent debut solo album in 2008/2009, Cai’s journey is certainly one of self-discovery as well as a quest to breathe new life into the jazz scene. Cai’s love for jazz only started to blossom when he joined the renowned Weekend Arts College (WAC) aged 16

Victor Bailey

Born: March 27, 1960

Victor Bailey was born in Philadelphia, on March 27, 1960 into a musical family so there was music playing constantly from the moment he arrived on the planet. His dad, Morris Bailey Jr., is a master composer, arranger, producer, saxophonist, artist and teacher. During the 60's, 70's and 80's his songs were recorded by some of music's greatest R&B artists including, Patti LaBelle, The Stylistics, Blue Magic, The Spinners, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes and international artist Nina Simone. As a saxophonist he played with cats like McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Smith, Lee Morgan and Reggie Workman. My uncle, Donald Bailey, is a legendary jazz drummer, probably best known as the drummer in the trio of groundbreaking jazz organist Jimmy Smith