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The Music Lesson By Victor L. Wooten Berkley tradepaper original Many musicians have a profoundly spiritual side. Others are very shrewd attending to matters of this world, without it dampening their musical creativity (Benny Goodman comes to mind in this category).

Tuesday, June 17 Band Of Heathens 7:00 pm McClain w/ Natalie Prass 9:30 pm Wednesday, June 18 The Rosedale Rhythm Revue CD Release 7:00 pm The Wooten Brothers 9:30 pm Thursday, June 19 The Players Brent Mason, Michael Rhodes, John Hobbs, Paul Franklin, Eddie Bayers 7:00 pm Adam Nitti 9:30 pm

I was turned on to the mad skills of Victor Wooten when I was living in Kauai, Hawaii and I have had checked him out in concert with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones a couple times. Just Good.

Download Just Add WaterNome do arquivo: BE-JustAddWater(lenhador.blogspot.com) Badongo, 192Kbps, 91MB. Just Add Water 1. Tropical Storm 2. Portrait Of Tracy 3. Dump Cake 4. Vapor Rising 5. What Jamaican? 6. Double Oh Six 7. By, You 8. Three Of Us 9. Mocha Soca 10. Rainey Daze 11. Hoosier Pasture 12.

Download CookbookNome do arquivo: BE-Cookbook(lenhador.blogspot.com) Badongo, 128Kbps, 54MB. Cookbook 1. To Serve Man 2. 1/2 Fast 3. Not At 3 4. What So 5. Acoustic Brew 6. Madonna Lee 7. Bassically Yours 8. Cool Groove 9. Glorius Pastorius 10. Eye Of The Beholder 11. Gloria's Child 12.

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by vivrant thang on old school fridays I was going to take a week off when I saw the theme since I already covered this a few weeks ago. Besides, I am way overdue for a Side Eye of the Week post.  However since I loves me a bass guitarist, I couldn’t miss out.

Victor Wooten plays a bass solo live ShareThis

So recently I had an incredible day of music. First of I woke up to one of my favorite songs of all time playing on the radio: Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings. A truly inspired work that has drama, tension and passion. I highly recommend to most people to get a recording of this work if possible.

I was poking around on the forums a couple of days ago and someone was asking about playing harmonics on the bass. Right away Steve Bailey came to mind. Check out the video that I have included to see how Steve has perfected his unique technique of using his index finger to touch the "point of harmonic" while plucking the strings with any one of his other 3 fingers.