Some years ago I saw Jimmy play with Allan Holdsworth on Cleveland's west side at the Winchester. Allan was great (of course), but Jimmy held down the fort like no one else. The drummer (who's name escapes me) was also amazing and the two worked together beautifully. A pretty big accomplishment considering the complexity of the music. First bassist I've seen that could actually extract double bass-like sounds from an electric. Seems like a down to earth guy from this interview. Very cool.
...as well as fretted...but that (fretless) tone is not the sound I'm relating to. Hard to describe, but he had a thumpy, hollow tone more akin to a double.
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Jimmy is the classiest dude in music.
This was great, Jimmy is brilliant!
That was a lot. Great interview. Thank you.
Absolutely fascinating interview by Mitch Gallagher at Sweetwater! Good job Mitch!
One of the most Skilled and musical bassists on the planet and a very humble due!
All my favorite musicians mentioned here. Awesome!
Tremendous, insightful interview!
Jimmy is such a great musician and a great person
Jimmy is a treasure.
Maestro!!
Jimmy is the real deal. love his playing.
Great interview 👍🏾
I hope you get video of the recording session!
Jimmy is the MAN.
One of my favourite bassplayers, as being a drummer....:)
Bassist are the referees. His insight into drummers he has played with are invaluable to all musicians....
BIG MASTER....Amazing!!!
Some years ago I saw Jimmy play with Allan Holdsworth on Cleveland's west side at the Winchester. Allan was great (of course), but Jimmy held down the fort like no one else. The drummer (who's name escapes me) was also amazing and the two worked together beautifully. A pretty big accomplishment considering the complexity of the music. First bassist I've seen that could actually extract double bass-like sounds from an electric. Seems like a down to earth guy from this interview. Very cool.
You know he plays a fretless bass, right?
...as well as fretted...but that (fretless) tone is not the sound I'm relating to. Hard to describe, but he had a thumpy, hollow tone more akin to a double.
Brian Grace!!!