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A Bass Odyssey
“Swirl”
Doug Wimbish*
CinemaSonics (2008)
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Doug Wimbish ( 1.)
Doug Wimbish ( 2.)
Doug Wimbish ( 3.)
“Stealing”
In the Name of The Lord
Bernard Fowler* (((VIDEO)))
Tack>>Head (2009) New York City at the Highline Ballroom.
“Trance”
Doug Wimbish*
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2009 — Bernard put the band (TACK>>HEAD) together, and calling them Bad Dog, played shows in Austria and Germany in the Fall and Winter of 2008. The next year Bernard released “New York Time” (song/video), and did a one off show at the Highline Ballroom in New York City, Bernard’s hometown.
“Danger”
Little Axe
Real World Sessions
2006 —
((( Ambient Roots )))
Linda Zacks is a contemporary artist, author, art director, and graduate of Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design. Her powerful visual storytelling style (part paint, part poetry) hopscotches between every medium, blurring distinctions between commercial projects and fine art along the way. Growing up outside of (and throughout) the U.S. shaped her mixed-media approach to creating “art.” Nothing in her aesthetic (old wood, torn paper, rusty metal, ink, duct tape, Polaroids, digital conversations, video), goes unnoticed, or unused.
Doug Wimbish CinemaSonics
2010 — A BASS ODYSSEY
Little Axe*
Bought for a Dollar, Sold for a Dime
Wimbash
Art Deco Weekend
The Bridge*
w/ Allan Harris*
School Of Rock
2010 —
Little Axe
The Black Album
2012 —
2013 — Little Axe
2014 — Tack>>Head2015 — The Bura
2016 — Havana Moon RS
(Havana, Cuba) w/The Rolling Stones
“Wall”
Living Colour*
Not yet banned in D.C.
Stain (1993)
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2016 — Corey Glover ending Living Colour’s set at the Freedom Sounds concert, ending the day that began with president Barack Obama speaking to open the Smithsonian Institute’s long-awaited Museum of African American History and Culture.
September 24, 2016 — Living Colour was invited (with PUBLIC ENEMY and THE ROOTS) to play the opening of The Smithsonian Institute’s Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C. The FREEDOM SOUNDS concert that included Public Enemy and The Roots, followed president Barack Obama’s speech, dedicating the long awaited opening of Washington’s newest museum.
Moved by the alarming frequency of gun violence in America, and it so often being against young, unarmed black men by an overly militarized police force, Living Colour released “Who Shot Ya?,” a Biggie Smalls cover, recorded for its (yet-to-be-released) Shade.
And Now? Post-Obama? After-Trump? … Living Colour’s first shot across the right-wing bow was the release of Shade. in 2017.his time the band’s own “Freedom of Expression” is a vociferous fight to defend another (1st) Amendment to the United States Constitution that finds itself under a relentless, “Make America Great Again,” sanctimonious attack.
IN THE BEST OF WAYS, Living Colour is the same kick-ass, rock n roll band from New York City, Kick-Ass band, that with a little help from fan Mick Jagger, exploded onto the world stage in 1989. The same aggressive band that’s never been shy to howl at the establishment moon. “Back In The U.S.S.R.”*
“Dope Fiend”
Bernard Fowler*
1996 — Mas Feedback
w/ Stevie Salas (guitar)
Brian Tichy (drums)
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COLLABORATIONS
INNOVATION, DISASTER, AND MURDER)
JUST SAY GO TO MTV (AND NASA’S RETURN TO SPACE)
JUST SAY NO TO EVERTHING
SATURDAY IN THE PARK (1982)
1980 —
1981 —
1982 — UNITY
— Afrika Bambaataa and James Brown
1983 — Malcolm X “No Sell Out”
— Keith Leblanc
1984 — MIAMI VICE
— w/Jan Hammer
Artists United Against Apartheid
“Sun City”
Steve Van Zandt
Arthur Baker
Miles Davis
Herbie Hancock
Bruce Springsteen
U2 …
1985 — Mick Jagger
Live Aid
We Are The World
Farm Aid
Artists United Against Apartheid
1986 — Jeff Beck
1987 — Living Colour
1988 — Tack>>Head
Brothers Of Sodom
Joe Satriani
Rolling Stones
LITTLE>>AXE
ON-U SOUND
Adrian Sherwood
Rolling Stones
Paul McCartney
Annie Lennox
Seal
Depeche Mode
Carly Simon (Live at Grand Central)
Madonna
Bruce Springsteen
Billy Idol (Cyberpunk)
Michael Hutchence (Michael Hutchence)
David Sancious
Herb Alpert
Bernie Worrell
Mos Def
Black Jack Johnson
Black on Both Sides
The New Danger
Lauryn Hill
Tarja Turunen
Candi Staton Nightlites [1982] Sugar Hill Records
Nona Hendryx The Heat [1985] RCA Records
Carly Simon Spoiled Girl [1985] Epic Records
Mick Jagger Primitive Cool [1987] Columbia Records
Michael Bolton The Hunger [1987] Columbia Records
Steven Van Zandt. Freedom – No Compromise [1987]
Sheena Easton No Sound But a Heart [1987] EMI
Ronnie Wood Slide on This [1992] Continuum Records
Madonna Erotica [1992] Warner Bros. Records
Annie Lennox Diva [1992] Arista Records
Al Green Don’t Look Back [1993] BMG
Mick Jagger Wandering Spirit [1993] Atlantic Records
Carly Simon Letters Never Sent [1994] Arista Records
“Trance”
2000 — Trippy Notes For Bass
((( ambient noise )))
Solo
Trippy Notes for Bass (1999)
CinemaSonics (2008)
w/ Michael Bolton
The Hunger (Columbia Records, 1987)
w/ Naomi Campbell
Baby Woman (Epic Records, 1994)
w/ Chris Catena
Freak Out! (Frontiers, 2003)
w/ Depeche Mode
Ultra (Mute, 1997)
w/ Will Downing
Will Downing (Island Records, 1988)
Come Together as One (Island Records, 1989)
A Dream Fulfilled (Island Records, 1991)
w/ Sheena Easton
No Sound But a Heart (EMI, 1987)
w/ Bernard Fowler
Friends With Privileges (Sony, 2006)
The Bura (MRI, 2016)
w/ Gary Go
Gary Go (Decca Records, 2009)
w/ Al Green
Don’t Look Back (BMG, 1993)
Your Heart’s in Good Hands (MCA Records, 1995)
w/ Nona Hendryx
The Heat (RCA Records, 1985)
w/ Mick Jagger
Primitive Cool (Columbia Records, 1987)
Wandering Spirit (Atlantic Records, 1993)
w/ Billy Idol
Cyberpunk (Chrysalis Records, 1993)
w/ Annie Lennox
Diva (Arista Records, 1992)
Medusa (Arista Records, 1995)
w/ Madonna
Erotica (Warner Bros. Records, 1992)
w/ Melba Moore
I’m in Love (Capitol Records, 1988)
w/ Lou Rawls
Close Company (Epic Records, 1984)
w/ Nicole Renée
Nicole Renée (Atlantic Records, 1998)
w/ The Rolling Stones
Bridges to Babylon (Virgin Records, 1997)
w/ Joe Satriani
The Extremist (Relativity Records, 1992)
Time Machine (Relativity Records, 1993)
w/ Carly Simon
Spoiled Girl (Epic Records, 1985)
Letters Never Sent (Arista Records, 1994)
Carly Simon: Live At Grand Central (1995)
w/ Brenda K. Starr
I Want Your Love (Mirage, 1985)
w/ Candi Staton
Nightlites (Sugar Hill Records, 1982)
w/ Steven Van Zandt
Freedom – No Compromise (EMI, 1987)
w/ Peter Wolf
Come As You Are (EMI, 1987)
w/ Ronnie Wood
Slide on This (Continuum Records, 1992)