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Post by GeorgeX on Jun 16, 2017 20:58:13 GMT -6
Could not put them in order, so approx.
David Hines - Nebula
Tetsuo Sakurai - Gentle Hearts
Mohini Dey - s/t
Bunny Brunel - Momentum
Francisco Fattoruso - Khronos
Yiorgos Fakanas - Domino
Stanley Clarke - The Stanley Clarke Band
Alex Lofoco - Beyond
Alain Caron - Septentrion
Antoine Fafard - Ad Perpetuum
Tony Grey - Chasing Shadows
Indro Hardjodikoro - Get Closer
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Post by JaySee on Jun 17, 2017 2:53:04 GMT -6
Here's my list. Only one cd per artist. No live albums.
David Hines Nebula
Antoine Fafard Ad Perpetuum
Lucas Pickford Blown Fuse*
Doug Lunn Doug Lunn Project
Stéphane Bertrand Clandestin
Pekka Pohjola Visitation
Matthew Garrison s/t
Bunny Brunel Invent Your Future
Christian McBride Vertical Vision
Steve Hunter Homebase
*A collaboration with Steve Hunt, but I think of it as Pickford's solo album.
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Post by xmiles on Jun 17, 2017 5:30:06 GMT -6
Difficult to identify just 10 albums. However to add to the fun here are 10 more bassists who have good solo albums that have not already been mentioned:
Victor Bailey
Jeff Berlin
Hadrien Feraud
Jonas Hellborg
Alphonso Johnson
Bernhard Lackner
Pippo Matino
Marcus Miller
Jaco Pastorius
Gary Willis
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Post by mikej on Jun 17, 2017 10:52:30 GMT -6
I'm assuming you mean "Bassist as leader" albums so here are some of my favorites....
In no order:
Matthew Garrison - self-titled
Gary Willis - Bent
Michael Manring - Thonk
Carles Benavent - Quartet
Victor Wooten - A Show of Hands
Todd Sickafoose - Tiny Resistors
Jimmy Haslip - Arc
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Post by shadow on Jun 17, 2017 17:08:40 GMT -6
Alain Caron - Le Band
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Post by ritz on Jun 19, 2017 8:36:59 GMT -6
Interesting topic!
I'm a kind of 'bass music addict', most CD's mentioned I know. The ones I don't know I will check out.
Some CD's I like:
David Dyson 'Unleashed'
Doug Johns 'Pocket fulla nasty'
SMV 'Thunder'
Tetsuo Saukrai 'Vital world'
Victor Wooten 'Live in America'
Marcus Miller 'Tales'
Mitchell Coleman 'Soul searching'
Vail Johnson 'Says who'
Max Stowers 'Elements of funk'
Bill "The Buddha" Dickens 'Tha truth'
Paul Jackson 'Funk on a stick'
Peter Muller 'The flow'
Charles Glenn 'The bass king'
Byron Miller 'Psycho bass'
Jonas Hellborg Group 'Look'
Tetsujino 'Double trouble' Brian Bromberg 'Hands'
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Post by chezmateo on Jun 19, 2017 10:13:34 GMT -6
My favorites other than the artists already mentioned. I am guessing after all that the aim is to provide some names for seeking out different tunes!!
Damian Erskine – So To Speak
Dave Buda – Budaisms
Tal Wilkenfeld – Cosmic Farm
Flim & The BB’s (Jimmy Johnson) – Further Adventures Of
Adrian Del Vecchio – Anxiety
Janek Gwizdala – It Only Happens Once
Laurence Cottle – Five Seasons
Dieter Ilg - Summerhill
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Post by conebeckham on Jun 19, 2017 12:09:39 GMT -6
A few I've not heard...cool!
Some additions from me:
Yiorgos Fakanas--Acrobat is a winner, IMO. Stern, Lew Soloff, Dennis Chambers on board. Sound is fabulous, as well.
I like Abe Laboriel's albums--Guidum and Dear Friends--but they may not be to everyone's taste.
All of Adam Nitti's albums are great--"Not of This World" is the latest, though I like Liminal, as well...
Alain Caron's albums are all great.
Al Garcia's "All things Must converge" and "Make it so."
Bunny Brunel.
Christian McBride's solo albums, but for fusion "Science Fiction" is pretty great.
Dominique diPiazza's latest, Living Hope, is more jazz than fusion, I guess, but it's great.
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Post by xmiles on Jun 19, 2017 12:22:50 GMT -6
My favorites other than the artists already mentioned. I am guessing after all that the aim is to provide some names for seeking out different tunes!! Damian Erskine – So To Speak Dave Buda – Budaisms Tal Wilkenfeld – Cosmic Farm Flim & The BB’s (Jimmy Johnson) – Further Adventures Of Adrian Del Vecchio – Anxiety Janek Gwizdala – It Only Happens Once Laurence Cottle – Five Seasons Dieter Ilg - Summerhill I would happily add Damian Erskine to my list. I also like most of the other albums you mention. I wonder what happened to Tal Wilkenfeld after such a promising debut in 2007 (did you mean Transformation rather than Cosmic Farm?). Her website suggests she is trying to raise funds for a vocal album  |
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Post by chezmateo on Jun 19, 2017 14:10:31 GMT -6
You are right, it is 'Transformation'. The track I like most is 'Cosmic Farm'. Tal had an auto accident a while back and I know she has been out of commission for a while.
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Post by GeorgeX on Jun 19, 2017 16:49:48 GMT -6
My favorites other than the artists already mentioned. I am guessing after all that the aim is to provide some names for seeking out different tunes!! Damian Erskine – So To Speak Dave Buda – Budaisms Tal Wilkenfeld – Cosmic Farm Flim & The BB’s (Jimmy Johnson) – Further Adventures Of Adrian Del Vecchio – Anxiety Janek Gwizdala – It Only Happens Once Laurence Cottle – Five Seasons Dieter Ilg - Summerhill I would happily add Damian Erskine to my list. I also like most of the other albums you mention. I wonder what happened to Tal Wilkenfeld after such a promising debut in 2007 (did you mean Transformation rather than Cosmic Farm?). Her website suggests she is trying to raise funds for a vocal album It's even worse than it sounds. Check youtube if you like self-torture. Really bland singer-songwriter stuff, and she is a pretty bad singer. |
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Post by profusion on Jun 19, 2017 20:07:19 GMT -6
Can't overlook
Jaco Pastorius - S/T
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Post by profusion on Jun 19, 2017 20:15:55 GMT -6
It's even worse than it sounds. Check youtube if you like self-torture. Really bland singer-songwriter stuff, and she is a pretty bad singer. You ain't kidding. I'm guessing she wants to be the next Esperanza Spaulding, but the vocals aren't cutting it. |
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Post by shadow on Jun 19, 2017 21:07:27 GMT -6
Jimmy Earl self titled
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Post by xmiles on Jun 20, 2017 1:21:23 GMT -6
It's even worse than it sounds. Check youtube if you like self-torture. Really bland singer-songwriter stuff, and she is a pretty bad singer. You ain't kidding. I'm guessing she wants to be the next Esperanza Spaulding, but the vocals aren't cutting it. Yes I can only agree. What a waste. |
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