| Author | Message | ||
| studiorecluse
New Username: studiorecluse Post Number: 4 Registered: 11-2005 |
I am thinking about going to the Gerald Veasley Bass Bootcamp: http://www.geraldveasley.com/bassbootcamp/index.htm Any of you ever go or know anything about it? I am an intermediate player who plays for his own amusement, it seemed like a cool way to expand my horizons a little. Comments and blank stares are welcome. | ||
| serialnumber12
Advanced Member Username: serialnumber12 Post Number: 231 Registered: 12-2004 |
I found that Just playin "the bass line" is a good way to pay your bills. (Message edited by serialnumber12 on November 14, 2005) (Message edited by serialnumber12 on November 14, 2005) | ||
| serialnumber12
Advanced Member Username: serialnumber12 Post Number: 232 Registered: 12-2004 |
www.victorwooten.com/basscamp/2001/index.html | ||
| kmh364
Senior Member Username: kmh364 Post Number: 1244 Registered: 9-2003 |
Don't forget Jack Casady's bass class weekends over at Jorma's Furpeace ranch: http://furpeaceranch.com/ | ||
| beelee
Intermediate Member Username: beelee Post Number: 128 Registered: 11-2004 |
Taking some lessons from a proffesional working bassist who is a good teacher if you want to get some new perspectives, expand your abilities etc. can never hurt. I've heard of Gerald Veasley, but don't know much about him, lately I've been relying on magazines, books and videos for learning things........I'd love to go back to taking lessons on a regular basis with the right teacher, but being in 3 bands, and a day job leave me with little time for much else these days............if I had the time and $$$ I'd love to go and take lessons from all of the above and quite a few others players...... Bruce (Message edited by beelee on November 14, 2005) |
