Just back from two weeks at Warwick's. It was Bass Camp time again. Like last year I was driver and PA to the 'professors' so I spend my days with guys like Alphonso Johnson, Andy Irvine, Adam Nitti, Victor Wooten (and his awesome 13-year old drummer talent son Adam), David Ellefson, Stu Hamm, drummer Chester Thompson, Bobby Vega, Armand Sabal-Lecco, Kevin Brandino, Garry Willis, and Steve Bailey. I already befriended Lee Sklar, Steve B. and Stu last year and this year I had a great time with Ellefson and Nitti. Later in the week I had to drive Chuck Rainey a couple of times, Nik West a couple of times and even Robert Trujillo, who jammed a bit with us and did a gig later. You can imagine I had quite a nice time.
Warwick made a new music hall and filled it with amps and guitars from other brands, just to try, like a James Trussard, Fenders, Music Mans, Höfner, Rickenbacker, Xotic, Fodera, Yamaha, Ibanez and much much more. 76 basses and about 30 amps.
Bass heaven:)
I almost forgot Scott Reeder, who's such a sweet guy. Spend a lot of time with him at NAMM and here.
I've been enjoying your pictures on Instagram! Very cool!!!
I just looked at some of your pics on FB, don't know why they weren't appearing in my feed. Very cool.
I think it's about time Warwick releases the Chris P Dekker signature bass :popcorn:
This camp was not all Warwick. Victor Wooten, Dave Ellefson, Nik West, Chuck Rainey are all no Warwick players....
Quote from: Chris P. on September 09, 2014, 05:35:55 AM
This camp was not all Warwick. Victor Wooten, Dave Ellefson, Nik West, Chuck Rainey are all no Warwick players....
Of course they are. They just don't know it yet.
Today The Netherlands, tomorrow the world.