Buchholz played on all the classic Scorpions records and later joined forces with his old bandmate Michael Schenker in his Temple of Rock project
In later years, Bruce jokingly referred to Cream as Da Creams, in a nod to the band’s supergroup status
A total of 10 new amps and presets have been added as Fender looks to give bassists the “ultimate silent-practice accessory”
Boss's GX range of multi-effects gets a bass-specific baby brother...
Having caught the attention of Prince and Bootsy Collins, Alissia is riding a new wave of recognition with her debut single featuring Nile Rodgers and EarthGang
Having overwhelmed countless bassists with his rapid-fire slap technique, Victor Wooten still has plenty of bass philosophy to share
Post-Smiths, Marr developed a reputation as a gun for hire, which quickly led to an unforgettable jam session with the Beatle
Sklar reflects on his first encounter with the legendary collective of session musicians widely known as “Wrecking Crew”
The bassist, producer and label boss on what Iggy Pop and Ringo Starr have in common, why Keith Richards is not sloppy, and that one time he pushed to play on an album he was producing
Buchholz played on all the classic Scorpions records and later joined forces with his old bandmate Michael Schenker in his Temple of Rock project
In later years, Bruce jokingly referred to Cream as Da Creams, in a nod to the band’s supergroup status
Having caught the attention of Prince and Bootsy Collins, Alissia is riding a new wave of recognition with her debut single featuring Nile Rodgers and EarthGang
Having overwhelmed countless bassists with his rapid-fire slap technique, Victor Wooten still has plenty of bass philosophy to share
Sklar reflects on his first encounter with the legendary collective of session musicians widely known as “Wrecking Crew”
The bassist, producer and label boss on what Iggy Pop and Ringo Starr have in common, why Keith Richards is not sloppy, and that one time he pushed to play on an album he was producing
Other picks include a host of rack-mounted studio gear and a rare mechanical echo
The firm was founded in 1887, and designed the legendary Violin Bass that became Macca’s go-to in the Beatles and beyond
At just $131 this Black Friday at Amazon, this is a great deal for those who want their first four-string, a bass to quickly pick up for recording, or even a modding project to have fun with
These 9 amazing bass savings prove it’s not just the Black Friday prices that are low
Following Bootsy’s departure from the JBs in 1972, the bass continued its life on stage with Fred Thomas, another of Brown’s longtime bassists
The prototype's natural finish and some sharp eyes have helped it to a huge bump in value
Dirnt has championed the oddball 1970s bass throughout his career. Now he's got his own signature Epiphone version
It's a reboot of the lesser-spotted Gretsch Corvette – but it's only got four strings!
Boss's GX range of multi-effects gets a bass-specific baby brother...
Honey, I shrunk the Ampeg! And the Gallien-Krueger, and the Sansamp, and...
It's a reboot of the lesser-spotted Gretsch Corvette – but it's only got four strings!
Is it a '70s-inspired Jazz Bass? Is it a modernised active bass? Yes to both...
Squier reissues an oddity from Fender's bass archives, complete with a Wide Range humbucker – is this its time?
Darkglass turns its attention to providing you with a do-it-all solution for practice, studio and live use
This modern take on a classic design could open up new markets for Dingwall
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