Phil Lesh, Bassist Who Brought ‘Box of Rain’ to the Grateful Dead, Dies at 84 An untraditional bass player who was enamored of John Coltrane, Lesh gave the band a unique twist on rock ’n’ roll ...

And he, as a bass player too — man, what a great, great player. AC/DC, the sound of those records and his bass playing on it, just so amazing. But you could have knocked me over with a feather.

But then there was John Entwistle. At a glance, it seemed that the Who's implacable bass player, who died Thursday at the age of 57, had opted out of this spotlight melee.

If you’re a bass player who suffers from frequent bouts of career envy, you may want to skip this introduction and head straight to the interview. Breaking News. 2020 census data: ...

A bass player who claims he recorded numerous songs with Linkin Park back in 1999 has filed a lawsuit against the Grammy-winning group, seeking credit and unpaid royalties.. Kyle Christner says he ...

Phil Lesh, the bass player who co-founded the legendary rock band Grateful Dead, died on Friday. He was 84. Lesh’s death was announced in a statement posted on his official Instagram account.

In his lone Bass Player interview back in September 1992, Edwards revealed that his subtly sophisticated sub-hooks were mostly a reaction to the 'chicken-scratch' guitar parts of Nile Rodgers.

In my estimation he’s a far better bass player than he is a guitar player. Advertisement “John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin was also terrific, but you can’t really hear what he’s playing.

"I always will be a Minuteman. People ask what kind of bass player I am, and yeah, I tell 'em I'm D. Boon's bass player." World Cafe's guest today, Mike Watt, is a great bass player who has played ...

Phil Lesh, the bass player who co-founded the legendary rock band Grateful Dead, died on Friday. He was 84. Lesh’s death was announced in a statement posted on his official Instagram account.

If you’re a bass player who suffers from frequent bouts of career envy, you may want to skip this introduction and head straight to the interview. That way, you won’t have to dwell on the fact ...