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Main Forums => The Bass Zone => Topic started by: ack1961 on September 07, 2012, 10:05:47 AM
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All,
Can anyone tell me what is accompanying the bassline on this old Foreigner song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubas4z3poQE
It sounds sort of Moog-ish, but I'm sure that someone here will know some details. It's a great sound (from a band that I really don't care for very much).
Thanks,
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It's a Hohner D6 Clavinet. Also featured on Led Zep's "Trampled Underfoot". My band does LLWFH without keys - I always play this one on a bass with a bridge pickup (like a J, PJ or T-Bird), using a pick, and play right near the bridge.
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It's a Hohner D6 Clavinet. Also featured on Led Zep's "Trampled Underfoot". My band does LLWFH without keys - I always play this one on a bass with a bridge pickup (like a J, PJ or T-Bird), using a pick, and play right near the bridge.
Thanks for that!
I'd love to hear a post of you playing LLWFH on bass.
Steve
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I love the sound of a clavinet. Trampled Underfoot is a great track, with clavinet played by JPJ. JPJ also plays some mean clavinet on Scumbag Blues off the Them Crooked Vultures album from a couple of years ago.
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Are the intro and verse licks of Nutbush Cuty Limits clavinet of Fender Rhodes? ???
Hard to hear here, they are more prominent on the studio mix.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mljV2OdBGD0
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I love the sound of a clavinet. Trampled Underfoot is a great track, with clavinet played by JPJ. JPJ also plays some mean clavinet on Scumbag Blues off the Them Crooked Vultures album from a couple of years ago.
Yup - both of those are big hits in this household.
JPJ is a such a creative musician and has been paired with two pretty heavy drummers in in Zep and TCV.
He looks so up-front and happy in TCV, where he always seemed to stay buried in the back during Led Zep shows.