Bass Player Stuart Hamm | Throwback Thursday From the MI Library

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@Flowerpot2905 Месяц назад

Four strings is enough... I learned the bass listening to Stuart Hamm - but I never saw him. This is amazing!

@julienluz5141 6 лет назад

Stu will ever stay as a great innovator for the bass and a great musician

@sebg2086 Месяц назад

he was never super good like wooten

@TrevBec 7 лет назад

Loved the tone of Stu's Kubicki.

@Pl4ntE Год назад

0:05 Simple Dreams 2:37 Terminal Beach 6:21 Flow My Tears 10:12 Prelude in C Major 14:37 Count Zero 17:23 [Medley 1] [ ? 21:37 Linus and Lucy ? ] 26:26 Dr. Gradus Ad Parnassum 29:22 Moonlight Sonata 34:14 Mona / Te Extraño 38:40 Surely the Best 41:43 [Medley 2] [ 41:43 Always With Me Always With You 42:58 Sexually Active 43:36 Country Music (A Night in Hell) ]

@Billkwando 10 месяцев назад

Well, 22:36 is the Star Trek theme! LOL

@guillermomartinlasheras2325 6 лет назад

My God ... In those years I was lucky that a friend of a friend recorded on a tape the incredible "Kings of sleep" and I will never forget the tremendous impression he had on me. Over the years I have been lucky to see Stuart Hamm play live. I can only say thank you.

@johnvcougar Год назад

Kings Of … “Sleep??”

@JohnLloydDavis 2 месяца назад

I remember seeing Stu on the GIT/MIT video of him playing with Steve Vai and Chris Frazier in '85 I think and was blown away by just how great he was and still is. His arrangement and version of Dr Gradus is genius.

@tatt4music 10 месяцев назад

One of my biggest influences. And he just seems like a good guy. What a career!!

@jeanbuzzello8743 4 года назад

This video is GOLD...

@jimwynne8644 3 года назад

I love Stu's playing, techniques, and grooves. If Donald 'Duck' Dunn had lived longer, he would be pleased to see how much Bass techniques have evolved. I mention Mr Dunn because he had a great sensibility about teamwork. Stu uses his techniques very unsefishly and adds to the power of an ensemble and is so fun to watch!

@marioalberto3277 2 года назад

The bass factor sound so great

@tonysimmons5729 2 года назад

Stu’s upper register playing reminds me if Michael Hedges, a guitarist if course... geesus! Amazing!

@BJJGRAPPLEBEAST 2 года назад

An absolutely gifted player😁

@riverrat55 Год назад

Always enjoyed Stu's bass playing with Joe Satriani on numerous albums , and have been enjoying listening to his albums and other music by this awesome bassists.

@librarymusicfanchannel70s80s 4 года назад

Simple Dreams My fav. from Stu!!!

@dairenn 3 месяца назад

What?? J.S. Bach Prelude #1 ON BASS? *Mind Blown*

@flirtbasse 5 лет назад

great !

@user-nu3vh3cq8k 6 месяцев назад

First time when I heard about Stuart was mid '90s. He not by accident played with Satriani and Vai. His slap and his powerfingers are tremendous. !..!

@dbmay1975 3 месяца назад

I hope Charles Berthoud will one day stumble upon this video.

@sebg2086 Месяц назад

charles is like 10x better

@DrumSolVanIsle Год назад

Very good compliment to Steve Vai at that time, and prominent on FlexAble

@ronniecbx6210 Год назад

Ícone!

@frankguida9657 2 года назад

Everyone knows thé year of this vidéo ? Stu IS really a great man very nice I met him twice

@soopahsoopah Год назад

Not exactly, but probably around 1990-1992

@dbmay1975 3 месяца назад

He said “this is from the new album” which was Kings Of Sleep released in 89 so this is either 89 or 90. The next album was The Urge released in 91.

@martinD122 9 месяцев назад

STU!

@flirtbasse 5 лет назад

min 26:27 what classic theme ? anybody knows ?

@gfshack 4 года назад

"Dr. Gradus Ad Parnassum" by Debussy, Stu includes it on his debut solo album "Radio Free Albemuth"

@PIPA1302 4 года назад

by minute nine , sperm was comin' out jeezzz

@nattaponsinghapan6537 5 лет назад

Min 34.15 What classic theme?

@SDRockman 4 года назад

Moonlight Sonata.

@gfshack 4 года назад

Stu introduces it as "Mona" , but you can find it on his later albums as "Te Extrano" . The "classic theme" part of your question is harder to address... the bass theme bears a resemblance to "Habanera" , but I'm not sure what other parts you might be asking about?

@MaverickBlue42 3 года назад

A little after 3 minutes in he does a classic video game theme....can't for the life of me think of what it is.... He also does a brief Star Trek at around 23 minutes before going into a semi-mario theme....I wonder when this was recorded...

@Bricklinsv1970 10 месяцев назад

Its all about the hair fluff ;)

@kiri_bass Год назад

6:39 29:22

@yahozna6161 6 лет назад

Year?

3 года назад

I think this video was recorded in 1988, the year of his first album

@soopahsoopah Год назад

@ it was later than that because he's playing material from the second album.

@MonoIce350s 10 месяцев назад

He referred to Kings of Sleep as "the new record," so 1989.

@_Majoras 2 года назад

this is before little stu transformed into big stu

@tulpa1940 Год назад

The problem with Stu hamm is he plays the bass as other musicians think the bass guitar should sound. There's not much imagination.

@soopahsoopah Год назад

say what now?

@tulpa1940 Год назад

@@soopahsoopah he's a musician who plays bass, not a technically capable bassist, so his solos are boring. That's why those guitarists like him tho, he plays minimally.

@vivasectv4095 Год назад

What is he saying, Robin?

@jonathangillham571 6 месяцев назад

In the early 90s I went to a stu hamm bass clinic at the bass centre in Wapping London. He was, and is, a really nice guy. His techniques at the time with the slap and tap were amazing at the time and I think many solo bass players were influenced by him and took it to another level. Today's star bass players have perhaps more groove and can play amazing tapped vocal melodies over a fundamental tapped bass line. I think stu has given more tools to modern solo bassists than perhaps is credited.... But I agree in a band situation with mad guitarists his lines in songs tunes feel underwhelming, but really that was probably the point.