The next Pastorius ?

[kara]

I think so....
Bass players here should love this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK03pYCLJho&feature=player_embedded#at=50

And she even shares here bass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDgkbLw4qkw&feature=related

And in a real duo with Jeff Beck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC02wGj5gPw&NR=1

What I didn't know, is that there was a live with Imogean Heap, 3 world class musicians on stage !

There moments I just want to trow away my bass, this is one of them.....

k

[elwoodblues1969]

Regardless of what instruments we play,we can all love & fully appreciate these wonderful videos....she's enough to cause ALL of us to discard our instruments...for good!


-Thom

[Oren]

Bass players here should love this

Pastorius...? This bassist has her own thing !

The prowess she demonstrates further reinforces my feeling that the bass guitar is an instrument unto itself.
Guitarists (like me, for instance ) who feel qualified to play the bass just because the frets and tuning are similar, should either learn to approach the instrument with the respect and dedication it deserves, or leave it to the real bassists.
These performances are inspiring

[kara]

Guitarists ... who feel qualified to play the bass just because the frets and tuning are similar, should either learn to approach the instrument with the respect and dedication it deserves, or leave it to the real bassists.

How very true, you wouldn't know to how many guitarists I allready this 
Many people don't believe this, but it is really like comparing a piano with a drum, put a bit extreme perhaps but still....
Besides, I personally don't know any really good bassist who started on guitar and I always recognize a bassist who started as a guitar player 

The expression coming for a guitarist that I hate the most is 'pff it's only a guitar with 4 strings'.... 

k


k

[folderol]

Absolutely love the last vid - great rapport between Tal and Jeff