What are you listening to..ATM?

I've had the pleasure to hear DiMeola in concert three times. Once leading his World Sinfonia Group, once reviving his 70s electric period, and once for the Return To Forever reunion tour.
 
Sonny Rollins "Our Man in Jazz"

I bought a five album box set of his but have only listened to this one so far
Highly recommend.
 
These local guys. George on the bass is studying at Berklee atm, very interesting bass work and I think he's using some effectology too (not an expert there so can't really tell for sure).

 
jester said:
I think he's using some effectology too (not an expert there so can't really tell for sure).
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Most definitely. He's using an octaver through much of that track (sounds a lot like a Boss OC-2 to me) and at times also brings in an autowah and/or some kind of distortion.

If you want to learn to hear that OC-2 sound, go to 1:10. You can see him look down and step on something at 1:13. He does a little slide, and when the next downbeat hits around 1:15, you can hear that pedal. It's a weird, synthy sound that's quite trendy today in electric jazz.
 
For all you double bass lovers, Lauren Pierce. This work is adapted from *violin* mind you.

 
PaulS said:
It’s very rare for me to hear a song and just not be able to feel it at all. Not that I’m some ace or anything lol, but that threw me.
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It was even worse for me, I did not even realize it threw me. Which must be a good thing cause it sounds natural, to my ears at least.
 
Found this via random YouTube suggestion- I had heard of these guys and heard this well-crafted song when I was in high school but didn’t know who it was until now. Nice bass tone as well-

 
ectoflanger said:
Found this via random YouTube suggestion- I had heard of these guys and heard this well-crafted song when I was in high school but didn’t know who it was until now. Nice bass tone as well-

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As the name is so common, I had to check if it's Louis Johnson on the bass, and of course it is.
 
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