SEEKING
Bass Guitar, Upright bass.ABOUT
I have been playing various genres of music since my teens. Funk blues rock jazz and been in various bands on a part time basis both as a guitarist /vocalistand bass player. I am now retired from my day job as an architect and am playing acoustic guitar and singing in a blues and jazz trio of guitar bass and drums . I enjoy reharmonising older songs in a different style or beat, and am alwys interested in meeting new musicians. I also write.
- Screen name:
- alan324204
- Member since:
- Mar 11 2017
- Active within 1 week
- Level of commitment:
- Committed
- Years playing music:
- 50
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
Influences
Well they start at Eric Clapton and Hendrix and old bluesers like lead belly Robert Johnson Freddie King, Buddy Guy but also Richie Havens moving onto Jazzers such as Charlie Bryd, Miles Davis and Anton Jobim. Many others to numerous to mention here.
Instrument experience:
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Expert
- Acoustic Guitar:
- Expert
- Bass Guitar:
- Expert
- Vocalist - Tenor:
- Moderate
- Dobro:
- Moderate
EQUIPMENT
Principal instrument just now is a MARTIN six string Acoustic, Also a Taylor 6 string nylon acoustic and 1920s Dobro cone guitar. Electric instruments are a 1960s Gibson
L5 semi accosutic archtop, a Fender Stratocaster fitted with a midi pickup and a squire 4 string bass ( actually great value for the money!) Electronics are a a marshall acoustic guitar amp a fender loud amp and various gizmos. Mikes and recording equipment.
MUSIC
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Aint got you
Aint got you Track number: 1 Year: 2018 Album: TheAberlady Moonshine Orchestra Genre: Blues
This is a self number track as perforemd by the Aberlady Moonshine Orchestra
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Rockin chair
Rockin chair Year: 2011 Genre: Blues
double tracked acoustic slide and bass.
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I remember Cadaquez
I remember Cadaquez Track number: 3 Year: 2018 Album: The Aberlady Moonshine Orchestra Genre: Blues
This is a self penned track performed by the Aberlady Moonshine Orchestra. It features Gill Stewart playing the violin.