Carol Kaye Interview With a Session Legend (Audio)
Guitarist "I was in my sixth year as a studio guitarist when one day the bass player didn't show up. The producer asked me." How Carol Kaye became a session bass icon By Denny Ilett ( Guitarist ) published 24 July 2023 If you've ever wondered what connects Frank Zappa to Frank Sinatra, Burt Bacharach to The Beach Boys, the answer is Carol Kaye.
Carol Kaye Is the Greatest Bass Player You Probably Never Heard Of LA Weekly
Carol Kaye, born March 24, 1939, is one of the world's most notable bass guitar session musicians in pop and rock and roll music. According to the PremierGuitar, she has played bass on over 10,000.
Imagery and History, legendary bad ass bass player Carol Kaye played on...
July 21, 2014 Originally a jazz guitarist, Carol Kaye began recording with the electric bass in the early '60s. With over 10,000 record dates and film calls (including over 40,000 songs and movie/TV cues) from 1964 through approximately 1973, Carol Kaye is, arguably, the most recorded bassist in music history.
Carole Kaye, the most prolific bass guitarist of all time
Carol Kaye (1935-present) was the session musician bass player in over 10,000 recordings..many of them classics of our era. Here are some of them and also a few of her solo recordings. No.
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
The outspoken bass player blazed a trail as the only woman in a group of elite male West Coast studio musicians — now known as The Wrecking Crew — playing on what would become the most.
Carol Kaye The most prolific bassist you've never heard of
Carol Kaye Carol Kaye (née Smith; [1] born March 24, 1935) [2] is an American musician. She is one of the most prolific recorded bass guitarists in rock and pop music, playing on an estimated 10,000 recordings in a career spanning over 65 years. [3]
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
In The Heat Of The Night, I Don't Need No Doctor, America The Beautiful, Eleanor Rigby, I Chose To Sing The Blues, Here We Go Again, Don't Change. On Me, Feel So Bad, Understanding etc. - Ray Charles. Romeo & Juliet Theme (A Time For Love), Willow Weep For Me, Godfather Theme, others & Doc Severinson lp etc. - Henry Mancini.
Carol Kaye playing bass with the Wrecking Crew 1960s r/OldSchoolCool
Features Louder Meet Carol Kaye, the genius musician behind the world's favourite basslines By Henry Yates published 8 February 2018 She's played on over 10,000 songs and had a hand in some of rock history's most celebrated hits: she's Carol Kaye, one of the greatest bass players in the world (Image credit: Getty Images)
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
For Carol Kaye, the most-recorded bassist in history, with upwards of 10,000 sessions to her credit, the very idea of picking the highlights of her career is daunting, to say the least. How many people can go home and say, 'Yeah, I played with Frank Sinatra today' or 'We cut a cool track for The Beach Boys this afternoon'? Not many Carol Kaye
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1. She began as a jazz guitarist with Sam Cooke Kaye's session career began in December 1957, not as a bass player, but as a jazz guitarist. Having been impressed by her chops at LA's Beverly Caverns jazz club, music mogul Bumps Blackwell invited Carol to play on a recording session for a young singer he had recently discovered called Sam Cooke.
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
Carol Kaye Think "Extensive" Willie G. Moseley 0 Studio work, ca. 1971. Contrary to what some aspiring bass players might think, the world's most recorded electric bassist isn't some modern-day L.A. dude purveying "NAMM chops" (to quote John Pattitucci) aplenty with the thumb and fingers of both hands flying all over his instrument.
Imagery and History, legendary bad ass bass player Carol Kaye played on...
March 24, 2023. By. Tim Dillinger. Photo: GAB Archive/Redferns. When guitarist/bassist Carol Kaye took her first gig as a session player in 1957 for a Sam Cooke session, she simply saw herself as.
Carol Kaye, First Lady of Bass Guitar CultureSonar
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Meet Carol Kaye, the genius musician behind the world’s favourite basslines Louder
Carol Kaye is the most influential bass player you've probably never heard of. She recorded with artists like Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, and The Supremes. And she's been called the "First Lady of Bass." So why do we know so little about her? Let's find out! The Story of Carol Kaye
Session Musician Carol Kaye (Bassist on Good Vibrations, The Mission Impossible Theme, Simon and
Carol Kaye played a Fender Precision Bass on most of her classic sessions - but she preferred the Music Man StingRay By Matt Owen last updated 24 March 2023 The session bass legend was recruited by Music Man to demo the first-ever StingRay in 1978, and recorded a fusion track especially for the occasion (Image credit: Ernie Ball Music Man)
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The Wrecking Crew (2008) - Meet Carol Kaye, Legendary BassistCarol Kaye (nee Smith, born March 24, 1935) is an American musician, who is one of the most prol.