
Bass phenom Kinga Głyk recalls the moment her rendition of an Eric Clapton classic went viral – and made her career
Głyk also touches on how social media can be used as a democratizing tool for musicians to access the industry

By Janelle Borg published
Głyk also touches on how social media can be used as a democratizing tool for musicians to access the industry

By Henry Yates published
The Ten Years After bassist survived Hamburg’s Star-Club, sparked the blues boom, achieved immortality at Woodstock – and is still going strong at 82. “Music,” he says, “it’s a drug…”

By Chris Jisi published
As a member of Bowie’s band, George Murray cut the studio albums Station to Station, Low, Heroes, Lodger, and Scary Monsters

By Nick Wells published
Sting was performing alongside Steven Tyler and Jeff Beck at the MGM Grand when Wilkenfeld intervened

By Matt Owen published
Smith helped define the proto-punk pioneers' sound, and had plans to return to the stage later this year

By Nick Wells published
Jackson’s longtime manager voiced her disappointment at how the Recording Academy’s tribute was categorized

By Scott Malandrone published
Colt hung around for one more album, before jettisoning himself from the band in 1997

By Jonathan Horsley published
Brooks just played his first show with Trent Reznor and co. at the Smoothie King Center, New Orleans

By Chris Jisi published
The late Funkadelic co-founder tells the story of his encounter with Larry Graham, bass lessons with James Jamerson, and life in George Clinton’s ever-changing band

By Janelle Borg published
Głyk also touches on how social media can be used as a democratizing tool for musicians to access the industry

By Henry Yates published
The Ten Years After bassist survived Hamburg’s Star-Club, sparked the blues boom, achieved immortality at Woodstock – and is still going strong at 82. “Music,” he says, “it’s a drug…”

By Chris Jisi published
As a member of Bowie’s band, George Murray cut the studio albums Station to Station, Low, Heroes, Lodger, and Scary Monsters

By Nick Wells published
Sting was performing alongside Steven Tyler and Jeff Beck at the MGM Grand when Wilkenfeld intervened

By Matt Owen published
Smith helped define the proto-punk pioneers' sound, and had plans to return to the stage later this year

By Nick Wells published
Jackson’s longtime manager voiced her disappointment at how the Recording Academy’s tribute was categorized

By Scott Malandrone published
Colt hung around for one more album, before jettisoning himself from the band in 1997

By Jonathan Horsley published
Brooks just played his first show with Trent Reznor and co. at the Smoothie King Center, New Orleans

By Chris Jisi published
The late Funkadelic co-founder tells the story of his encounter with Larry Graham, bass lessons with James Jamerson, and life in George Clinton’s ever-changing band

By Jonathan Horsley last updated
Our pick of the world’s finest low-end monsters, with the best bass guitars from Fender, Cort, Yamaha and more…

By Matt Owen published
The firm was founded in 1887, and designed the legendary Violin Bass that became Macca’s go-to in the Beatles and beyond

By Jackson Maxwell published
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

By Michael Astley-Brown published
These 9 amazing bass savings prove it’s not just the Black Friday prices that are low

By Nick Wells published
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

By Phil Weller published
The prototype's natural finish and some sharp eyes have helped it to a huge bump in value

By Phil Weller published
Dirnt has championed the oddball 1970s bass throughout his career. Now he's got his own signature Epiphone version

By Connor Flys published
Geezer Butler helped invent heavy metal. Here’s a slab of heavy metal bearing his name.

By Connor Flys published
Boss's GX range of multi-effects gets a bass-specific baby brother...

By Connor Flys published
Honey, I shrunk the Ampeg! And the Gallien-Krueger, and the Sansamp, and...

By Connor Flys published
It's a reboot of the lesser-spotted Gretsch Corvette – but it's only got four strings!

By Connor Flys published
Is it a '70s-inspired Jazz Bass? Is it a modernised active bass? Yes to both...

By Connor Flys published
Squier reissues an oddity from Fender's bass archives, complete with a Wide Range humbucker – is this its time?

By Stuart Williams published
Darkglass turns its attention to providing you with a do-it-all solution for practice, studio and live use
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