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Bass Player UK Magazine Aug-16 Back Issue

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Being known as the best in your field isn’t always fun (unless, ahem, you’re Bass Guitar Magazine of course, this country’s only print publication devoted to bass). Just ask Victor Wooten. A master of every single aspect of bass playing and its associated philosophies, the mighty Woot has elevated the art form to a level of world-class sophistication. But he’s not trying to be the best, or the fastest, or the most technical bassist on the planet: as he tells us in this special extended interview, he’s just trying to serve the music. This and many other lessons make this issue one to treasure, with added value from our interviews with Duff McKagan (he of the biggest rock band in the world, Guns N’ Roses, lest we forget); Bruce Foxton, sometime of the Jam; Bryan Ferry bassist Jimmy Sims; Periphery’s Adam ‘Nolly’ Getgood; and a host of other bass players from the soul, funk and metal worlds.
The fun doesn’t stop there, with our state-of-the-art reviews section encompassing wallet-threatening bass gear from Mayones and affordable products from Ibanez, Orange and elsewhere. We say hello to Italian newcomers GRBass and check in with the FX makers du jour Darkglass, too. As for our tutors? There’s no better range of experts in the bass world, with a graded set of columns for beginner, intermediate and advanced bassists of the electric and upright persuasion.
What does all this add up to? Simply the most fulfilling bass experience you can get for under a fiver. Dive in, and see you in August!
Joel McIver, editor
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Aug-16 Being known as the best in your field isn’t always fun (unless, ahem, you’re Bass Guitar Magazine of course, this country’s only print publication devoted to bass). Just ask Victor Wooten. A master of every single aspect of bass playing and its associated philosophies, the mighty Woot has elevated the art form to a level of world-class sophistication. But he’s not trying to be the best, or the fastest, or the most technical bassist on the planet: as he tells us in this special extended interview, he’s just trying to serve the music. This and many other lessons make this issue one to treasure, with added value from our interviews with Duff McKagan (he of the biggest rock band in the world, Guns N’ Roses, lest we forget); Bruce Foxton, sometime of the Jam; Bryan Ferry bassist Jimmy Sims; Periphery’s Adam ‘Nolly’ Getgood; and a host of other bass players from the soul, funk and metal worlds. The fun doesn’t stop there, with our state-of-the-art reviews section encompassing wallet-threatening bass gear from Mayones and affordable products from Ibanez, Orange and elsewhere. We say hello to Italian newcomers GRBass and check in with the FX makers du jour Darkglass, too. As for our tutors? There’s no better range of experts in the bass world, with a graded set of columns for beginner, intermediate and advanced bassists of the electric and upright persuasion. What does all this add up to? Simply the most fulfilling bass experience you can get for under a fiver. Dive in, and see you in August! Joel McIver, editor


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Being known as the best in your field isn’t always fun (unless, ahem, you’re Bass Guitar Magazine of course, this country’s only print publication devoted to bass). Just ask Victor Wooten. A master of every single aspect of bass playing and its associated philosophies, the mighty Woot has elevated the art form to a level of world-class sophistication. But he’s not trying to be the best, or the fastest, or the most technical bassist on the planet: as he tells us in this special extended interview, he’s just trying to serve the music. This and many other lessons make this issue one to treasure, with added value from our interviews with Duff McKagan (he of the biggest rock band in the world, Guns N’ Roses, lest we forget); Bruce Foxton, sometime of the Jam; Bryan Ferry bassist Jimmy Sims; Periphery’s Adam ‘Nolly’ Getgood; and a host of other bass players from the soul, funk and metal worlds.
The fun doesn’t stop there, with our state-of-the-art reviews section encompassing wallet-threatening bass gear from Mayones and affordable products from Ibanez, Orange and elsewhere. We say hello to Italian newcomers GRBass and check in with the FX makers du jour Darkglass, too. As for our tutors? There’s no better range of experts in the bass world, with a graded set of columns for beginner, intermediate and advanced bassists of the electric and upright persuasion.
What does all this add up to? Simply the most fulfilling bass experience you can get for under a fiver. Dive in, and see you in August!
Joel McIver, editor
read more read less
Bass Player UK Magazine is the UK's only title devoted to the bass in all its forms for professional players and those just beginning to learn. Using expert writers and reviewers who know their subject in incredible detail, it provides the latest educational columns, news and reviews of instruments, accessories and equipment. Every issue has transcriptions and tuition put together by a team of dedicated professional players so that every reader can learn and nail those all-important basslines. You'll even find genuine rock, jazz, metal and funk stars writing their own columns too.

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