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There are a lot of amazing basses out there, some custom crafted, some whose names and makers are legendary.
Now and then Elmeaux, our editor, weighs in with an opinion on an album or performance. You're welcome to do the same!
Roy, the Old Guy In a Bad Tie, Stu Hamm, and others are featured here; and YOU can be, too! Show us what you can do!
Victor Wooten and Esperanza Spalding, to Nate Watts and a host of others, Elmeaux tracks 'em down and makes 'em talk!
It seems every bassist has, at some point, locked on to one or two icons of the craft. Tell us yours!
This is where you put stuff that doesn't fit any of the other categories. So, what's on your mind? (NOTE: Keep it bass-related!)
Whatever your skill level, you're bound to find something here that will make you just a bit better!
This area will feature supplemental material from Teach Me Bass Guitar instructor, Roy Vogt. Members Only!
Thunder Row is pleased to introduce the first in a series of tutorials by community members. This time out, Row member Arnold Bell takes you
Without an amp and speakers, a bass is just really pretty furniture. Here's a place to get LOUD about your favorites!
There's more to bass than guitar/amp/speaker: leather, for instance! And this is where we show it off!
Here's a library of charts, graphs, and other resources that - together with TMBG - will help you improve your play!
Got a gig coming up you want everyone to know about? Attending a concert? Got an interview? Tell us all about it!
For each of the next 100 weeks, we'll feature one legendary bassist. Tell us your thoughts about these choices.
Even Teach Me Bass Guitar can't cover EVERYTHING; there are a lot of great learning options out there. Share your favorites here!
Here we will feature interesting articles concerning all aspects of music in general.
New Posts
- DiscussionWith the New Year almost upon us, we're going to be re-starting a feature from the old TR site, and hopefully expanding it to include even more interesting topics! You might remember the series, called KNOW YOUR MUSIC, where we took a specific topic within the world of music, and explored it with a little depth. Not always BASS related, KNOW YOUR MUSIC, could be anything from aspects of sight-reading to techniques for Conductors or Composers. Stay tuned! Also, we have some great practice material from ROY VOGT himself coming up. We hope 2019 will be a very BASSY New Year!0
- DiscussionBack to this forum, I was hoping to find where we had forums for each lesson. That was the best feature of this forum in my opinion. Can you bring that back, restore the data from the old forum? For example, go to Lesson 5, and read about struggles and tips from other users.0