Results for "Bass"

Tom McMahon

Mike Frost

Born: September 16, 1905

A former student of jazz legends Pat Martino and Jaco Pastorius, Mike Frost is a composer, studio musician, educator, recording engineer, and designer of Brickhouse speaker enclosures. He leads his own Mike Frost Band and tours with Jesse Colin Young and with guitarist Esteban. Mike Frost Band has released four albums, Live at the Blue Horse (2011), Riddle Me This? (2011) Frosty Christmas (2012) and Live at the Red Pepper (2013). Some more of Mike’s available recordings include Mike Frost: Inner Voice, Mike Frost: Tears of Joy, Karmic Tiempo’s Synergy, The Deep, Keith Hart’s It’s About Time, Ken Talve’s Across the Board, Jesse Colin Young’s Election Day, and Esteban Live at Red Rocks. Mike has recorded and performed with a long list of high-profile musicians including Donald Vega, The Rascals, Wycliffe Gordon, Jorma Kaukonen, Jimmy Bruno, New York Voices, The Gypsy Kings, David Mann (Tower of Power), Manolo Badrena (Weather Report), Todd Turkisher (David Byrne, Ute Lemper), John Scarpulla (Tower of Power, Bruce Springsteen), John Miceli (Meatloaf), and George Cintron (Leslie West, Blue Oyster Cult)

Thomas McMahon

Tom McMahon is an accomplished performer and composer who has ventured into many styles of music. Tom graduated with honours from Humber College Music Program and along with Baliset also plays acoustic bass, fretless and fretted electric bass. No stranger to the studio, he has recorded with many musicians and vocalists, participated in radio and television programs and entertained local and international audiences in live performances.

Ingebrigt Håker Flaten

Born: September 23, 1971

Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (b. 1971, Oppdal) – studied Jazz at the Music Consevatory in Trondheim, Norway (1992-1995) under the tutelage of bassplayer Odd Magne Gridseth.When one listens to the great bassists in modern jazz history, a striking thing (though it may not be immediately arrived at) is that greatness is reached through open-mindedness and diversity. William Parker, Malachi Favors Maghostut, Peter Kowald, Wilbur Ware, Bertram Turetsky, Buell Neidlinger – all of these bass players have embraced a lifestyle of playing all sorts of music and the breadth of each musicians’ technique is a testament to those experiences

Reggie Washington

Born: July 28, 1962

His musical track record should speak for itself with over 20+ years of performing, touring the world &/or recording experience with artists such as: Lester Bowie, Branford Marsalis, World Saxophone Quartet, Mor Chiam, Mike Mainieri & Steps Ahead, Roy Hargrove, Will Smith, M-Base Collective, Ute Lemper, Uri Caine, Richard Leo Johnson, Omar Hakim, Steve Jordan, Onaje Allan-Gumbs, Cassandra Wilson, Jimmy Cobb, Keith Copeland, Kenny Washington, Mino Cinelu, Lenny White, Steve Coleman, Buddy Williams, Kenny Garrett, Marvin “Smitty” Smith, Pino Palladino, Baba Olantunji, Ravi Coltrane, Bernard Purdie, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Oliver Lake, Jimmy Lovelace, Dave Fiuczynski, Horacio “El Negro” Hernandez, Gene Lake, Billy Kilson, Dave Valentin, Dafnis Prieto, Anthony Hamilton, Keith Carlock, Ronnie Cuber, Anton Fig, Greg Osby, Mike Clark, Terri-Lyne Carrington, Mario Rivera, Frank McComb, Marcus Strickland, Cornelius Bumphus, Dré Pallemaerts, Skoota Warner, Magic Malik, Dave Holland, Jef-Lee Johnson, Poogie Bell, Valerie Simpson, Archie Shepp, Marque Gilmore, Salif Keita, Stéphane Galland, Don Byron, David Gilmore, Cheick-Tidiane Seck, Meshell Ndegeocello, Jean-Paul Bourelly, Kenny Kirkland, D’Angelo, Chico Hamilton, Arturo O’Farrill, Lester Bowie & Arthur Blythe... This PARTIAL roster spans a vast musical spectrum! The mark of a multi-faceted... ...bassist/stylist/artist/composer...leader!

Carlos Barretto

Born: July 18, 1957

Carlos Barretto is a reference in the portuguese jazz music scene as a double bass player and composer. Was born in Lisbon (Portugal), where he currently lives. Has lived in Paris (France) and Madrid (Spain). Played all over Europe, Cape Verde, Senegal, China, Macau, Morocco, Angola... He also paints and has been doing ehxibitions along his shows. Worked with: Lee Konitz, Steve Grossman, Gary Bartz, Steve Lacy, Steve Potts, Tony Scott, Glenn Ferris, John Stubblefield, Art Farmer, Jack Walrath, Louis Sclavis, François Corneloup, Perico Sambeat, Roman Filliu, Gilad Atzmon, Carlos Bechegas, Rodrigo Amado, Marlon Jordan, Gerard Presencer, François Théberge, Bob Sands, Jorge Pardo, Andrej Olejnizack, João Moreira, Carlos Martins, Al�-pio Neto, Carlos Z�-ngaro, Mal Waldron, Horace Parlan, George Cables, Kirk Lightsey, Alain Jean-Marie, Bernardo Sassetti, Brad Mehldau, Richard Galliano, Mariano Diaz, Fabio Mianno, Abe Rabade, German Kucich, Horacio Icasto, Júlio Resende, Mário Laginha, Barry Altschul, George Brown, Cindy Blackman, Joe Chambers, Jordi Rossy, Aldo Romano, Don Moye, Carlos Carli, Marc Miralta, Daniel Garcia, Guillermo Mcguill, Mário Barreiros, Markku Ounaskari, Ethan Winogrand, Juan Mas Barroso, Joel Silva, Karl Berger, John Betsch, entre outros (among others)

Mats Eilertsen

Born: March 4, 1975

Mats is a highly in-demand musician and plays in a number of different bands and constellations in Norway and internationally, such as the Tord Gustavsen Ensemble (ECM) the Source (ECM) with Trygve Seim, Øyvind Brække, Per Oddvar Johansen, drums, dutch pianist Wolfert Brederode Quartet (ECM) Parish (ECM) with Fredrik Ljungkvist (S), Bobo Stenson (S) and Thomas Strønen. He has also released 6 CDs in his own name, the latest one being Mats Eilertsen `SkyDive'on norwegian label Hubromusic. `SkyDive`features Tore Brunborg, sax, Thomas T. Dahl, guitar, Alexi Tuomarila, piano, Olavi Louhivuori, drums. Mats is one of the finest and most distinct bass players on the Norwegian jazz scene of today

Ari Roland

Ari Roland (bass) was born and raised in New York City. He began playing bass at the age of 12 and was working professionally by age 16. He studied at The Juilliard School and has played in the bands of jazz legends such as Lou Donaldson, Barry Harris and Betty Carter. Sketches From a Bassist's Album, his recent CD on Smalls Records, has received widespread critical acclaim.

Jason Roebke

Daniel Yvinec

Born: April 4

Bassist, multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer, Daniel Yvinec – who transforms himself into Yvinek when he devotes his energies to electronica – is remarkable for his atypical and cosmopolitan career path. Insatiably curious about all forms of music past and present, while at the same time firmly rooted in jazz tradition, it’s a path that’s naturally crossed those of the many different artists he has worked with live and in the studio, including Maceo Parker, Tania Maria, Salif Keita, Mark Turner, John Cale, Suzanne Vega, David Sylvian, Hector Zazou, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Andy Bey, Michael Leonhart, Donald Fagen, Dead Can Dance, Magic Malik, David Fiuczynski, Wayne Krantz… Standing back from the limelight, he’s also, with boldness and finesse, produced albums for Brisa Roché, Nelson Veras, Stéphane Guillaume, Greg Zlap and Lilicub.