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One of my favourite tracks from Chris Squire - the bass part was double tracked to give it that extra thwack. Of course, he was playing the Rickie - not one of my favourites TBH but he couldn't have got his sound from any other bass of the era.
'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'
Prompted by this thread I just listened to "Starship Trooper" off the Yes Album for the first time in ages and the last segment ("Wurm") nearly took my head off like it always used to. Thanks Chris and R.I.P.
Sad news indeed. Definitely up there with the top top bass players, although JJ Burnel always did it for me. On a related note, Rick Wakeman was a Norfolt boy. His mum was best mates with my Nan and he once caused my Grandad to topple off his window-cleaning ladder after shooting him up the Arris with a bow and arrow...
Sad news indeed. Definitely up there with the top top bass players, although JJ Burnel always did it for me. On a related note, Rick Wakeman was a Norfolt boy. His mum was best mates with my Nan and he once caused my Grandad to topple off his window-cleaning ladder after shooting him up the Arris with a bow and arrow...
I went to wilko Johnson a couple of months ago and the bass player blew me away. Unbelievable musician
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