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How Jack White turned a childhood friend into a powerhouse bassist
By Janelle Borg Published
Session player Dominic Davis has lent his chops to tunes by Pharrell Williams, Adele, and Beyoncé, and he has Jack White partially to thank for it…

Martyn LeNoble was once in desperate need of bass gear – and The Who’s low-end legend came to his rescue
By Matt Owen Published
When he first moved to the US, the Porno for Pyros bassist was unable to ship his trusty Trace Elliott over with him. When a local bass store couldn't provide a replacement in time, Entwistle stepped in…

How Marla Kether landed the Little Simz gig and made her debut on the UK’s biggest festival stage
By Nick Wells Published
The London-born bassist, DJ and producer enjoyed a baptism of fire on the Pyramid Stage – now her solo work brings her Afro-Brazilian influences to the fore as she plans her next step

A guide to the basses, amps, and signature tone of Jefferson Airplane bassist Jack Casady
By Nick Wells Published
From his early-‘60s Jazz Bass to a Flying V, Jack Casady was among the first to embrace custom bass builds – and it changed his tone forever

How a late-night drinking session with Lars Ulrich almost ruined Robert Trujillo’s Metallica audition
By Nick Wells Published
Robert Trujillo was announced as Metallica's new bassist on February 24, 2003, following a two-day try-out for the metal giants

Jeff Berlin on meeting his bass hero – and playing White Room alongside him
By Nick Wells Published
According to bass virtuoso Jeff Berlin, Jack Bruce is still the bass guitar’s most underrated innovator

“David Bowie didn’t even show up”: Herbie Flowers on the making of Lou Reed’s Walk On the Wild Side
By Nick Wells Published
Having recorded over 20,000 sessions for the likes of David Bowie, Dusty Springfield, T.Rex, Paul McCartney and Elton John, Brian ‘Herbie’ Flowers was not your average bassist

The notorious final tour of the Zappa band, and his bassist’s role in its demise
By Nick Wells Published
Though many regard the 1988 lineup as one of Zappa’s most musically formidable bands, the tour ended in disaster, with Zappa returning home, never to tour again
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