I never got to meet Stuart Hamm, but I almost had Stu give me a lesson when he was in L.A. He was doing a bass workshop at a school a few years ago. I didn't have any money to pay for the opportunity to learn from him and I told him so. Stu told me if I could make it out to North Hollywood I believe it was he would squeeze me in for free. What an offer ! Then my wife took ill and couldn't make it happen. Stu was such a nice human being that I will never forget his offer to me that day. God Bless Stu for his kindness
Scott, I am one of your lifetime members. I actually own and got new, an original Stu Hamm Fender Urge 1. Stu, if you happen to read this, the serial number starts with SE 92#### . The Bass is mint in Lake Placid Blue, doesn't have a scratch or mark on it and still has original plastic on it. Never been outside my home, never gigged and rarely played. It's been a joy to own and sits among my herd of Basses.
I was aware of Stu as a bassist but generally unfamiliar with his work. However, his massive "No Regerts" tattoo has told me everything I need to know about him. Fucking legend.
That was strange .. it was like we were sitting down to visit in his home, with a cuppa tea and having a chat / tour - I felt really privileged and right at home. I really enjoyed this vid, thanks. Bring on some more!
Man, Stu is such a cool guy, he's a legend but still talks about his instruments like a geeky dude. This style of video is something I like a lot, cause i can see many basses I'll never have 😂😂
First, Yes to more "Bass Tales." Second, Stu Hamm is such a great bassist, and he is a legend in his own time. However, like most legendary bassists he is such a regular guy. Definately one of my idols. And last, but not least, much love and get well soon to George the Bass Puppy.
That was so good on so many levels bro! So good to see and hear Stu talking,playing and describing his bass history. Nice introspective into his lifestyle and history.
This post brought back some good memories about when I worked for Fender in Mexico back in the 90's. I had the honor to meet Mr. Stu Hamm and we all watched him play the Mexican Fender Signature basses we were producing at that time... Thanks for this post!!!
😳😳That Fretless Fender URGE 2 named "Fred"😳😳 I am a Fretless Bass player and Stu Hamm is the one who got me into learning to play Bass with his performance on the Satriani Live in San Fransisco, my first song I learned was his "Country" Song, still learning the faster parts. He is a LEGEND!!
Please do more of these! But man, what a GREAT way to start a series - can't get enough STUUUU. Best wishes for a speedy recovery George (he's one of my favorite Woofers)!
YES, MORE BASS TALES! I love this stuff. You couldn't have picked a nicer, more genuine, talented guy than Stu Hamm to start this series off! I had the pleasure of spending some time with him a few years ago. You won't find a nicer person in the music industry. Thanks Scott
2:22 That was the best door knock recording of all time. Scared the crap outta me I thought someone was knocking on my bedroom window in the middle of the night.
As a bassist, watch enthusiasts and collector of anything sentimental, I love this bass tale video.... to see equipment used for its purpose and the stories that come with it.
Great video series idea Scott! I liked it. Nice to see Stu’s basses. However IMO his best sound and trademark licks were with his Kubicki (never got that sound again). Opposite to that he has played some great stuff with Smith/Gambale but his recorded Fender sound with simply horrible.
There’s a bass player that have used mainly 2 bass brands through his very extensive career; even though, I saw videos with other unexpected basses. He’s not technical on bass sound, he would just plug it into the amp and play. But he’s a living legend and started as a guitarist and piano player. By now I think you know who I’m talking about. Through his life, millions of interviews but Not one, really NOT ONE have ever ask him what influential source (if there was any), help him to develop his creativity in his bass lines. His bass technique, etc. In few words interview him as a bass player. Please be the first one to do it while his still alive....... “Sir Paul”.
Thank you Scott. I enjoyed this video very much. No stress, worries or hassles just fun history, musician trivia and a behind the story story. It is becoming more and more difficult to find quality videos such as yours on You Tube. So much hate talk is being produced and promoted as entertainment that watching your endeavors is always a true breath of fresh air. I would very much like to see more of this type video produced by your fine channel. In final your efforts are greatly appreciated. Please continue. Best Regards, Pops Fitch. One of your many loyal subscribers
Scott Thought Leader! Great idea grab for bass players. Stu is a fitting first for myself with Radio Free Albemuth being such an influential part of my musical past. I'd say more please. Bassists are people too.😎
Hey Scott, you should definitely keep doing these! Seeing a legend like Stu geeking out on his basses was awesome and I would love to see more! The Urge was the first signature bass that I ever bought and, like a fool, later sold so seeing one was a very bittersweet moment but still as cool as it gets.
Yes!! More!! I have always wanted an Urge II! It’s funny when the guy was such a monster, so aggressive and powerful and he’s just this quiet gentle dude!
Hey Scott, it was great to hear Stu geek out on his instruments. Please do more visits. And George, hope you're feeling better! Sending you some virtual doggie biscuits!
A true "been-there-done-that" trooper. I met Stu when he was with Satriani, let's just say, a while ago. We were both much younger, but my friend and their roadie Dave Kohls introduced me. Had some great face time in the green room. He was and still is a hero. Love hearing and sharing road stories with old road-dog buddies. Fun ones, and rock--n-roll horror stories. They accumulate.
Yes more of bass tales and more of George :D My husband is a bassists and I get to know more about and appreciate more of why he loves what he does through this channel and hopefully play with him in the future too :)
"Happy 2020" then proceeds to talk about upcoming tours....if only he knew then what he knows now!!😱 I guess he figures, "If you're scared, stay home". 😂
There are some very interesting subtle custom details on his Warwicks - other than the body shape of the 4 strings it's also that the neck, pickups and bridge sit deeper in the body than on a standard Warwick! It truly is personalising the bass for the user. Cool collection.
I actually owned one of those in the late 90s. I had 300 bucks saved up when I graduated high school... my parents gave me another 500 as a graduation gift, and I spent everything on a new bass, a green Stu Hamm signature. Played and sounded great, but I eventually sold it because I became convinced it was the worst looking instrument ever made. Kinda miss it though in a nostalgia way.
Stu plays his Fender signature basses on Crystal Planet. Joe Satriani plays what sounds like a P Bass on a couple of tracks. Joe’s bass tone slays. Stu’s Warwick basses sound amazing though.
Yes please! More Bass Tales!!! I’m a total gear head geek and love these types of things. (I have to admit that I was mildly disappointed not to see any Kubicki Factor Basses in his video.)
Scott, I'm a total beginner and stumbled across your channel on TH-cam many weeks ago. Just now saw this video, so I'm offering a (belated) shout-out of love to George...hope he's back to his normal doggie-self. Can't imagine life without dogs. I enjoy seeing the occasional little touches of your family--it speaks loudly of your character. Many of your videos are absolutely fascinating, some are heartwarming...all are excellent! It's like you've come over to my home for an afternoon coffee and we're just chatting! Cheers!
I know he has done this kind of thing before with his own videos but I find Leland Sklar to be a fascinating person with enormous bass talents and a collection of instruments with a rich history. I would love to see him collaborating with SBL!
bass tales is a fantasitic idea, that will get major traction. im sure many would love to learn more about Alembic, specifically Phil Lesh and John Entwistlde's basses for episodes. great channel, thanks
Wow that was a lot of fun .. thanks Scott what a great video & thanks Stu .. I saw Stu play live with Satrinani in the summer of 88 I will never forget his solo .... incredible!! I remember saying to myself ala Waynes World ... I'm not worthy !! 😂😂 Stu Hamm is one of the greats 👍 Scott I'm looking forward to seeing more of these videos.
This was absolutely BRILLIANT! Love the insights into the person playing the bass as well a short history of the instruments and how/why he acquired and loves them.
Please bring us more.... Stu is awesome and he will always be...Thanks for bringing this legend to us... we cant appreciate you enough for that sneak peak at his personal collection.... I cant afford any of those but its just awesome to see them and learn stories about them
Good stuff. I'd like to see more of that. What a cool guy Stu Hamm is. Been listening to him forever but I've never heard an interview. Get well George!
Very good idea for videos, bring us more ! Musicians in general, and bass players specifically, have such a bond with their instruments and some players are imediately associated with a specific bass, I think we'd all love to hear about it more, directly from them, in their own words.
Yes , I have learned and continue to learn about the bass and bass players I never knew of . Including Scott, of Scott's Bass lesson's. I Love it !!! Bassist for Life, God Bless ,Keep up the good work!!!
Absolutely love this guy. I always come to this channel for the greatest content for the bass community. Keep this series going please. Get well George.
In the 90's I had spent all my savings to buy a bass Fender Stu Hamm "The Urge" ... I could play in that incredible instrument in many bands of Alternative Rock of Buenos Aires in those already distant 90's ... I had a white one (but with less benefits and then sold it), but that incredible green bass with his suitcase ... I still have it in my possession ... he is sleeping a long nap of more than ten years (since I emigrated to Europe), I hope that in a short time I can return to my payments with my parents to enjoy my family and that incredible electric bass ... If I remember correctly it had cost me about two thousand two hundred dollars ..., but Now I imagine it will be a piece for a collector and it will be worth a lot of money! ...
Love it! I remember listening to his "The Urge" CD back in the 90s ... Tried his first Fender signature bass in a shop in Cologne and was surprised how easy the short scale handled.
That was awesome. Bass Tales for the win. Geddy, Roger Glover and Burke Shelley would be on my list. Big hugs to George. You're never alone with a Greyhound in the house.
I never got to meet Stuart Hamm, but I almost had Stu give me a lesson when he was in L.A. He was doing a bass workshop at a school a few years ago. I didn't have any money to pay for the opportunity to learn from him and I told him so. Stu told me if I could make it out to North Hollywood I believe it was he would squeeze me in for free. What an offer ! Then my wife took ill and couldn't make it happen. Stu was such a nice human being that I will never forget his offer to me that day. God Bless Stu for his kindness
Scott, I am one of your lifetime members. I actually own and got new, an original Stu Hamm Fender Urge 1. Stu, if you happen to read this, the serial number starts with
SE 92#### . The Bass is mint in Lake Placid Blue, doesn't have a scratch or mark on it and still has original plastic on it. Never been outside my home, never gigged and rarely played. It's been a joy to own and sits among my herd of Basses.
I would definitely need more, and again, it would be amazing to see Mr. Tony Levin.
I was aware of Stu as a bassist but generally unfamiliar with his work. However, his massive "No Regerts" tattoo has told me everything I need to know about him. Fucking legend.
You should get Joe Dart on this show so he can tell you about his two basses that he owns haha.
... And this is why there is one knob
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"Unmistakable, can't miss it, volume knob"
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"What is that controlling?"
@@NewUser2495 no more government subsidies for active basses
He's overrated
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That was strange .. it was like we were sitting down to visit in his home, with a cuppa tea and having a chat / tour - I felt really privileged and right at home. I really enjoyed this vid, thanks. Bring on some more!
Later on in the year everyone actually was at home not allowed out...
That’s awesome definitely we need more,had the pleasure meeting him couple of days ago,what a great guy and bass player, @George, get well bud 🙂
refbassist cheers dude 💪
Man, Stu is such a cool guy, he's a legend but still talks about his instruments like a geeky dude. This style of video is something I like a lot, cause i can see many basses I'll never have 😂😂
First, Yes to more "Bass Tales."
Second, Stu Hamm is such a great bassist, and he is a legend in his own time. However, like most legendary bassists he is such a regular guy. Definately one of my idols.
And last, but not least, much love and get well soon to George the Bass Puppy.
"If you can't have fun when you're playing music with your friends, then what is life all about I ask you?"
To true.
That was so good on so many levels bro! So good to see and hear Stu talking,playing and describing his bass history. Nice introspective into his lifestyle and history.
Bryan Walsh cheers for the great feedback Bryan 🙌
Stu has been a hero of mine since Radio Free Albemuth. Thank you for having him on. Love this bass tale.
"2020's lookin' good."
HAH! That aged like milk...
hmmmmmm cheeeeese aaarghlghlgllh
Aged like a dead skunk locked in a car in the Florida sun....
This post brought back some good memories about when I worked for Fender in Mexico back in the 90's. I had the honor to meet Mr. Stu Hamm and we all watched him play the Mexican Fender Signature basses we were producing at that time... Thanks for this post!!!
😳😳That Fretless Fender URGE 2 named "Fred"😳😳 I am a Fretless Bass player and Stu Hamm is the one who got me into learning to play Bass with his performance on the Satriani Live in San Fransisco, my first song I learned was his "Country" Song, still learning the faster parts. He is a LEGEND!!
Please do more of these! But man, what a GREAT way to start a series - can't get enough STUUUU. Best wishes for a speedy recovery George (he's one of my favorite Woofers)!
Production on this video was top notch. High five for the editor.
YES, MORE BASS TALES! I love this stuff. You couldn't have picked a nicer, more genuine, talented guy than Stu Hamm to start this series off! I had the pleasure of spending some time with him a few years ago. You won't find a nicer person in the music industry. Thanks Scott
"But if you can't have fun while you're playing with your friends then what is life all about?"
What a legend.
Yes... This is awesome. Got to love hearing stories from our mentors and peers. It's awesome to make a greater connection.
Love this style of content. Love it!!!!
John Brady cheers for the feedback John 🙌
2:22 That was the best door knock recording of all time. Scared the crap outta me I thought someone was knocking on my bedroom window in the middle of the night.
Same here, Even now that i know that is in the Video, i actually think somebody is knocking on my balcony doof
LOL
Me too
jesus me too, knocked my bass against the table :(
That is so bizarre me too I shit my pants!! Late at night next to the window!!
Yeah what the hell. My outer door is just to my right, and I ran over to check who was outside. I was absolutely certain someone knocked.
SH: "2020 is looking good, gonna be touring with..."
The world: "This did not age well"
HAMMTASTIC!!!
Like milk id say
😔
4 days after this went live the world went to shit
Right, I'm reading this in 2024, and I had the same thought. I'm not sure those shows or sessions went as planned.
As a bassist, watch enthusiasts and collector of anything sentimental, I love this bass tale video.... to see equipment used for its purpose and the stories that come with it.
I suggested this to Billy Sheehan, few weeks ago! He has a lot of nice basses too
More please! Such a joy to see someone passionately showing off his gear and giving some background without it getting tacky! Keep it up!
To confirm your " was there any doubt " question. I will bet heavily everybody loved this segment and would love to see more. Live long.
Loved the tour of Stu’s basses not to mention the music! Let’s keep it going!!
Great video series idea Scott! I liked it. Nice to see Stu’s basses. However IMO his best sound and trademark licks were with his Kubicki (never got that sound again). Opposite to that he has played some great stuff with Smith/Gambale but his recorded Fender sound with simply horrible.
What an amazing vid!!
Thanx a lot, all of you, who made this happen.
It's a shame that he no longer seems to have his Kubiki Factor basses. That's what he was rocking when I first saw him.
Get well soon, puppeh!!!
I notice that too. They are worth $5,000 played by mere mortals. He probably sold it/them.
@Scott I like this format to be able to hear how our favorite bass players evolved from the early day and their influences. Keep it coming Scott
There’s a bass player that have used mainly 2 bass brands through his very extensive career; even though, I saw videos with other unexpected basses. He’s not technical on bass sound, he would just plug it into the amp and play. But he’s a living legend and started as a guitarist and piano player. By now I think you know who I’m talking about. Through his life, millions of interviews but Not one, really NOT ONE have ever ask him what influential source (if there was any), help him to develop his creativity in his bass lines. His bass technique, etc. In few words interview him as a bass player.
Please be the first one to do it while his still alive....... “Sir Paul”.
Seconded!
Thank you Scott. I enjoyed this video very much. No stress, worries or hassles just fun history, musician trivia and a behind the story story. It is becoming more and more difficult to find quality videos such as yours on You Tube. So much hate talk is being produced and promoted as entertainment that watching your endeavors is always a true breath of fresh air. I would very much like to see more of this type video produced by your fine channel. In final your efforts are greatly appreciated. Please continue. Best Regards, Pops Fitch. One of your many loyal subscribers
OMG! “No Regerts” tattoo! Hillarious.
Absolutely we need more of those! Thanks, Scott!
No mention of Kubicki? I have Stu Hamm trading card from the mid 90's. I forget where I got it maybe bass player magazine?
Yes please, Scott. We do need more of these!
Scott
Thought Leader!
Great idea grab for bass players.
Stu is a fitting first for myself with Radio Free Albemuth being such an influential part of my musical past.
I'd say more please.
Bassists are people too.😎
YES! More of these videos! Love seeing everybody's guitars. Great stuff! Thanks, Scott.
This was excellent! Great idea!! More!!
Scott!
Great idea! The premier vid is fantastic!!
Please keep 'em coming!
Keeping a good thought for George!!
Have a good week!!
Go back, bang on his door and say, "We aren't leaving until you bust out the Kubiki Factor!"
YES
Is it on next video?
kirt fulcher was thinking the same thing... got to play an ex factor forever ago, such a cool oddball bass.
Where’s the kubiki stu?
WORD
Hey Scott, you should definitely keep doing these! Seeing a legend like Stu geeking out on his basses was awesome and I would love to see more! The Urge was the first signature bass that I ever bought and, like a fool, later sold so seeing one was a very bittersweet moment but still as cool as it gets.
I was amazed that he didn't have any Kubicki basses..in my mind he's still playing them!
Totally enjoyed it! Glad to see the behind the scenes of Stu Hamm. Thanks for doing it
Mate I love this content! Also best wishes to George, hope he gets well soon.
Loved it! The great Stu Hamm! Defiantly more, please. And all my love to George, hope the little guy is real better soon.
This was great Scott, definitely a brilliant idea 👍 Ahh, I was waiting for Stu to pull out his old Kubicki basses. Wonder if he still has them... 🤔
Thank you for starting Bass Tales. What great stories we will hear. Also, Stu Hamm is awesome!
Sending bass love to George🎸❤️
Bass Love 💕💕
Yes!! More!! I have always wanted an Urge II! It’s funny when the guy was such a monster, so aggressive and powerful and he’s just this quiet gentle dude!
Nice video ! Surprised Stu didn’t show any of his old factor basses 🤔 nevertheless , really enjoyed this vid ... been a fan of Stu for a long time 🤘
Scott, this is awesome, please please continue with this series!
Thank You for giving us so much,.
Blessed Art Thou,
"No Regerts" 😂😂😂
Hi George!!! Feel better buddy!
I love that tattoo! Whoever inked Stu was eating a Milky Way!
Hey Scott, it was great to hear Stu geek out on his instruments. Please do more visits. And George, hope you're feeling better! Sending you some virtual doggie biscuits!
Why is the Kubicki skipped over? It's the most important bass of his career, surely.
A true "been-there-done-that" trooper. I met Stu when he was with Satriani, let's just say, a while ago. We were both much younger, but my friend and their roadie Dave Kohls introduced me. Had some great face time in the green room. He was and still is a hero.
Love hearing and sharing road stories with old road-dog buddies. Fun ones, and rock--n-roll horror stories. They accumulate.
Ah man, no Kubicki Ex-Factor... bummer
I was looking forward to seeing one of those.
Yes more of bass tales and more of George :D My husband is a bassists and I get to know more about and appreciate more of why he loves what he does through this channel and hopefully play with him in the future too :)
"Happy 2020" then proceeds to talk about upcoming tours....if only he knew then what he knows now!!😱 I guess he figures, "If you're scared, stay home". 😂
There are some very interesting subtle custom details on his Warwicks - other than the body shape of the 4 strings it's also that the neck, pickups and bridge sit deeper in the body than on a standard Warwick! It truly is personalising the bass for the user. Cool collection.
I actually owned one of those in the late 90s. I had 300 bucks saved up when I graduated high school... my parents gave me another 500 as a graduation gift, and I spent everything on a new bass, a green Stu Hamm signature. Played and sounded great, but I eventually sold it because I became convinced it was the worst looking instrument ever made. Kinda miss it though in a nostalgia way.
Ugly. In the best way. Fenders most unique bass ever
Stu plays his Fender signature basses on Crystal Planet. Joe Satriani plays what sounds like a P Bass on a couple of tracks. Joe’s bass tone slays. Stu’s Warwick basses sound amazing though.
Love you George!!!! Hope you're feeling better...... Yes, we need more "Bass Tales", please!!!!!
Too bad the Kubicki's didn't get some airtime! Owned an Urge 1 too and it was an awesome bass..but man, Kubicki's though ;)
Gotta admit, that's why I watched.
Yes please! More Bass Tales!!! I’m a total gear head geek and love these types of things.
(I have to admit that I was mildly disappointed not to see any Kubicki Factor Basses in his video.)
"2020 is looking good!" well, that didn't age well...
Definitely more Bass Tales please, and get well soon George 🐕🐶🐾
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Scott,
I'm a total beginner and stumbled across your channel on TH-cam many weeks ago. Just now saw this video, so I'm offering a (belated) shout-out of love to George...hope he's back to his normal doggie-self. Can't imagine life without dogs. I enjoy seeing the occasional little touches of your family--it speaks loudly of your character. Many of your videos are absolutely fascinating, some are heartwarming...all are excellent! It's like you've come over to my home for an afternoon coffee and we're just chatting! Cheers!
I own one.. the only bass Ive owned .. fender urge.. mid scale .. purple.. lovely
I know he has done this kind of thing before with his own videos but I find Leland Sklar to be a fascinating person with enormous bass talents and a collection of instruments with a rich history. I would love to see him collaborating with SBL!
more of this please Scott n co :)
bass tales is a fantasitic idea, that will get major traction. im sure many would love to learn more about Alembic, specifically Phil Lesh and John Entwistlde's basses for episodes. great channel, thanks
Wow that was a lot of fun .. thanks Scott what a great video & thanks Stu .. I saw Stu play live with Satrinani in the summer of 88
I will never forget his solo .... incredible!! I remember saying to myself ala Waynes World ... I'm not worthy !! 😂😂 Stu Hamm is one of the greats 👍
Scott I'm looking forward to seeing more of these videos.
Hoping George feels better soon.
This was absolutely BRILLIANT! Love the insights into the person playing the bass as well a short history of the instruments and how/why he acquired and loves them.
Get well soon, George!! And yes - more Bass Tales! What a GREAT kick-off with Stu!
great way to start the bass tales with Stu ... and George as well, keep it up Scott :-)
Scott so glad you got stu on SBL!! One of my all time favorite bass players!!! He has shaped so much of my playing!!!
Yes, absolutely we need more Bass tales. Thoroughly enjoyed this and looking forward to seeing more. Hope George is feeling better soon...!
Please bring us more.... Stu is awesome and he will always be...Thanks for bringing this legend to us... we cant appreciate you enough for that sneak peak at his personal collection.... I cant afford any of those but its just awesome to see them and learn stories about them
Good stuff. I'd like to see more of that. What a cool guy Stu Hamm is. Been listening to him forever but I've never heard an interview. Get well George!
Very good idea for videos, bring us more ! Musicians in general, and bass players specifically, have such a bond with their instruments and some players are imediately associated with a specific bass, I think we'd all love to hear about it more, directly from them, in their own words.
This sort of interview is absolutely brilliant. Please make this a regular feature.
Awesome, Scott! You have my seal of approval to keep doing this series.
Keep these coming!! Watched all the way through and very very good. Prayers to George!!
Yes , I have learned and continue to learn about the bass and bass players I never knew of . Including Scott, of Scott's Bass lesson's.
I Love it !!! Bassist for Life,
God Bless ,Keep up the good work!!!
We need more of this. I mean, we need more of Stu Hamm in our lives.
Massive thumb up! Keep on! No one better than Stu to start this series, thanks!
Absolutely love this guy. I always come to this channel for the greatest content for the bass community. Keep this series going please. Get well George.
Having watched your channel since about 2010/2011, this has definitely been my favourite content of yours in a long time!
In the 90's I had spent all my savings to buy a bass Fender Stu Hamm "The Urge" ... I could play in that incredible instrument in many bands of Alternative Rock of Buenos Aires in those already distant 90's ... I had a white one (but with less benefits and then sold it), but that incredible green bass with his suitcase ... I still have it in my possession ... he is sleeping a long nap of more than ten years (since I emigrated to Europe), I hope that in a short time I can return to my payments with my parents to enjoy my family and that incredible electric bass ... If I remember correctly it had cost me about two thousand two hundred dollars ..., but Now I imagine it will be a piece for a collector and it will be worth a lot of money! ...
SO good, more of these tales please!
Woof woof George, lots of love, get well soon you precious thing!
You guys hit it out the park with this series !!!
Love it! I remember listening to his "The Urge" CD back in the 90s ... Tried his first Fender signature bass in a shop in Cologne and was surprised how easy the short scale handled.
That was awesome. Bass Tales for the win.
Geddy, Roger Glover and Burke Shelley would be on my list.
Big hugs to George. You're never alone with a Greyhound in the house.
Stu! Luv the guy, so awesome! If following episodes are like this, bring them on! Best wishes to George. Feel better soon buddy.
Absolutely more of these please. Never seen an urge bass. Now its all I want.
Scott, yes please more of this type of content. I enjoyed it and learned from it. Thanks.