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Published on 12-31-2013 06:35 AM
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Published on 12-29-2013 07:45 AM
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EssentialSound.com has the power cord for your amp! Get more power and better quality sound from your bass!
The MusicCord-Pro Are You Serious About Your Sound? From the moment you first remove it from its custom gear bag and hold it in your hands, you know the PRO means serious business. The look and feel at once conveys a "jewel" quality and an aura of indestructablilty. ...
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Published on 12-29-2013 05:45 AM
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Something Else Reviews recently featured an interview with bassist John Paul Jones about his musical influences. Here's an excerpt:
Largely self-taught, Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones learned most of his early craft on the bass from listening to albums from the Stax and Motown legacy. Even today, he says other musicians have much to teach him. “I had two, three lessons maybe,” he tells Elixir Strings. “But mainly I’ve done it by listening and playing to records. On bass guitar, my influences were probably (Booker T. and the MGs legend Donald) ‘Duck’ Dunn and (Motown stalwart) James Jamerson.” Read the entire article HERE. Couple of great videos, too!! ...
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Published on 12-23-2013 11:00 AM
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From Roy, David, Ashley, Elmeaux, Patrick, Barb, Ralph, the gnomes and all of the Little People (literally!) at The Learning Dock to all of you on the Row, the world over, merry Christmas and a new year full of pleasant surprises and dreams fulfilled!
God bless you all!
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Published on 12-20-2013 02:45 AM
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Published on 12-18-2013 02:30 AM
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Published on 12-18-2013 01:15 AM
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Damien Erskine, from NoTreble.com, received an interesting question:
Q: I’ve applied to audition for a band. My problem is that I’m not actually convinced about their music. The reason that I still want to try it is because they play gigs that are a higher level than mine, plus the fact that they play, because I haven’t been doing much lately. I have never been great at networking, so I hope I get to know some people too. I could elaborate a bit more, but I don’t want to start a rant… How good or bad idea do you think it usually is to play in these kinds of situations? ...
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