Bunny is one of the most underrated bassists EVER. I can’t believe he isn’t popular like Marcus, Vic, or Jaco. Yes, he isn’t as innovative as them, but he deserves WAY more recognition for his AMAZING skill.
come on...hes not underrated by anyone (whos opinion actually matters). CAB used to be (and still is) one of the biggest things in fusion. of course average randoms on the street and panta-clown bassists dont know or care, but... thats to be expected
Bunny Brunel has got to be one of the best living bass players in the world. He and Jeff Berlin, Abraham Laboriel, Victor Wooten, Tetsuo Sakurai are on my top ten ever. Number 1 reserved for the one and only JACO PASTORIUS!!!
i first though that it was Alain Caron.... no, I'm kidding.... both are great bass players, some of my favorites ones. Love Brunel's bass sound, as always. sorry for my bad english.
Different strokes for different folks. All these guys are awesome and should be appreciated for their craft. What kind of world would it be if every bassist sounded alike. It would be the same as if we all spoke or said the same thing in the same voice. BORING!!!!!! No one is better than anyone else. We as bassists or musicians should study the masters, learn from them, even steal from them but never idolize them or put them on a pedestal (spelling?) Bunny is a bad boy though!!!
@turoniner Bunny Brunel comes much more from the Jazz idiom then Victor Wooten does... You cannot really compare the two. It would be like comparing Jimi Hendrix to John McLaughlin. Yes, maybe Hendrix plays more melodically... but McLaughlin is not "pure wankery" he is just playing more on the extensions of the chords... What you find tasteful and what someone else finds tasteful is purely subjective... Anyway, you cannot compare the two and hold them to the same standard.
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This guy is a legend. He can play any style so amazingly.
Bunny is one of the most underrated bassists EVER. I can’t believe he isn’t popular like Marcus, Vic, or Jaco. Yes, he isn’t as innovative as them, but he deserves WAY more recognition for his AMAZING skill.
Bunny is a terrific bassist. Unfortunately, he is underrated.
By who?
come on...hes not underrated by anyone (whos opinion actually matters). CAB used to be (and still is) one of the biggest things in fusion. of course average randoms on the street and panta-clown bassists dont know or care, but... thats to be expected
is so unique bunnys style, and so beautiful
Bunny Brunel has got to be one of the best living bass players in the world. He and Jeff Berlin, Abraham Laboriel, Victor Wooten, Tetsuo Sakurai are on my top ten ever. Number 1 reserved for the one and only JACO PASTORIUS!!!
NICE!! Love that 4 string fretless Carvin Bunny..
Well I'm TOtally impressed by this cat. I never knew he was the bassist on Tap Step!
MAN this dude can play.
Mélodiste et rythmicien virtuose hors pair, Bunny possède un jeu un jeu lyrique , compose de magnifiques climats ...Fan depuis des années !
The first song is Dede from the album Ivanhoe from 81'. Great tune and album! Check it out!
that is they shiniest fretboard i've ever seen, doesn't look real, oh and Bunny rocks
@iloveyoujules Absolutely true! Bunny is COMPLETELY underrated!!!
Great playing. It's so effortless he looks bored.
i first though that it was Alain Caron.... no, I'm kidding.... both are great bass players, some of my favorites ones. Love Brunel's bass sound, as always. sorry for my bad english.
Pretty soon now, Cab is going to drop a new cd.
@iloveyoujules
When a player at their level there is no "better", you may prefer one over the other.
Al Vizutti, I have some of his stuff on vinyl :)
Phenominal
Excellent travail super bien !...
Different strokes for different folks. All these guys are awesome and should be appreciated for their craft. What kind of world would it be if every bassist sounded alike. It would be the same as if we all spoke or said the same thing in the same voice. BORING!!!!!! No one is better than anyone else. We as bassists or musicians should study the masters, learn from them, even steal from them but never idolize them or put them on a pedestal (spelling?) Bunny is a bad boy though!!!
It's a coated fingerboard like on a Pedulla Buzz Bass. Epoxy or polyester most likely.
its obviously a carvin
I think it's either epoxy or polyester, but it is coated.
i miss him, i should give him a call
probably some kind of modular synthesizer
the beast bas men who i want to play Awesome
It is I'm guessing. WHen the glare goes over the neck, you don't see any shiney frets.
Moog is alive!!!
is that the live-album with David Hirschfelder you're talking about?
whats the name of the song he plays in the beginning?
Metalfusionguitar Dede
What's the name of this tune ?
Elvis Hi-man dede
i mean first tune
omg
Anyone notice the crazy mixer/wire mess/pop art behind his head? He is playing great, backing tracks/composition doesn't do much for me.
looks like its made of glass
Forgive me "Victor Wooten's fans" but Bunny Brunel is much better bassist, nicer music, perfect technique! ...Victor is just a showman!
@turoniner Bunny Brunel comes much more from the Jazz idiom then Victor Wooten does... You cannot really compare the two. It would be like comparing Jimi Hendrix to John McLaughlin. Yes, maybe Hendrix plays more melodically... but McLaughlin is not "pure wankery" he is just playing more on the extensions of the chords... What you find tasteful and what someone else finds tasteful is purely subjective... Anyway, you cannot compare the two and hold them to the same standard.
Man, i think i love Justin Bieber. thumbs up if you love him too. =)
Definitely influenced by Jaco.
Not really in fact: same period, parallel evolutions...
@@mv3772 exactly!
@@WaxDat8800 Sure 🙂
he's such a nerd! dude wails though.