Tina Weymouth: Talking Heads’ Unsung Hero

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  • @OffBeatChannel
    @OffBeatChannel  Рік тому +3

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    • @centrevezgaming4862
      @centrevezgaming4862 3 місяці тому

      Genius in love was later homaged in Uk commercials for Jaffa fruit biscuit cakes with British DJ and presenter Chris Tarrant doing the voice over .

  • @deannilvalli6579
    @deannilvalli6579 Рік тому +187

    Tina may be underrated in some circles, but from what I have seen on youtube she is very well respected among bass players.

    • @stevenfunderburg1623
      @stevenfunderburg1623 Рік тому +4

      Precisely. I mean she probably doesn't have as many squares who know of her by name as say, Flea. But I can assure you without checking that Flea knows her name and he may have even acknowledged her as an influence.

    • @bjornlangoren3002
      @bjornlangoren3002 Рік тому +18

      She is the bass equivalence of Ringo Starr. No Ringo, No Beatles. Not technical virtuosos on their instruments, but know exactly what to play to bring the songs to the next level without getting in the way. And they have in common that they are more respected by the pros in the know than the public.

    • @wxcferdts
      @wxcferdts Рік тому

      Only because it is the 'done thing'. In assessing people like Ringo, Tina, Keith and some other mediocre musicians, you are not allowed to be truthful. You are expected to see them all as part and parcel of iconic names and bands, absolute no-go-areas for any criticism, however true and founded. I think Jimi Hendrix is an 'all right' player, but very sloppy, but you should see the venom I get greeted with in talks when I come up with such appraisals. And I find this oh so sad.@@bjornlangoren3002

    • @nylesfrench3568
      @nylesfrench3568 Рік тому +1

      ​@@bjornlangoren3002 good Point

    • @chasbodaniels1744
      @chasbodaniels1744 Рік тому +4

      The term “underrated” is a lazy person’s adjective. Drives me nuts 🥜.

  • @gxtmfa
    @gxtmfa Рік тому +67

    Tina is who every bass player should be using as their gold standard in a band. She’s the quintessential bassist. You can sing all of her lines.

  • @johngatewood4638
    @johngatewood4638 Рік тому +46

    Anyone who doubts her melodic genius should check out her bass line on born under punches

  • @kobalt77
    @kobalt77 11 місяців тому +15

    I never realised how much of a genius she was. I have loved talking Heads since 1980, especially Tina's funky Bass, but when you understand WHY she was playing what she was playing, wow, I had no idea.

  • @drea4195
    @drea4195 Рік тому +30

    All hail Tina! She is definitely Talking Heads' not-so-secret weapon. Thank you for this thoughtful look at her contributions to my favorite genre of music.

  • @harrypalmer7169
    @harrypalmer7169 Рік тому +36

    She became an integral part of the band. Not too shabby to then have Tom Tom Club on your résumé.

    • @derekpierkowski7641
      @derekpierkowski7641 Рік тому +2

      I saw a vid of the Tom Tom live.
      She was out of tune.
      It was painful.

    • @marks.3303
      @marks.3303 Рік тому +3

      @@derekpierkowski7641 If only the world would recognize your genius, right?

    • @derekpierkowski7641
      @derekpierkowski7641 Рік тому +2

      @@marks.3303
      Nah, I'm OK just pointing out the obvious.

    • @AnthonyFlack
      @AnthonyFlack Рік тому

      @@derekpierkowski7641 - she was probably getting a bad monitor mix. It happens... especially if you've got the drums and bass up loud. Her singing in the studio is on point and they didn't have autotune in the 80s.

    • @derekpierkowski7641
      @derekpierkowski7641 Рік тому +2

      @@AnthonyFlack
      Not her voice.
      Her bass.
      And it was an MV Pedulla.
      One of the finest crisp sounding basses around.

  • @beatlesrgear
    @beatlesrgear Рік тому +19

    Her bass playing in 'Take Me to the River" is SO groovin' and addictive!
    She adds SO much to that song, it's better than the original.

    • @kobalt77
      @kobalt77 11 місяців тому

      oH wow, great shout, I forgot about the bass on that, awesome !

  • @timvanboening9432
    @timvanboening9432 Рік тому +10

    I named my bass Tina.
    She’s fantastic.

  • @victotronics
    @victotronics Рік тому +13

    Never showing off, always functional. That's a hard thing for many bassists. Btw, I enjoyed the quotes you had of her. Clearly she has thought about everything deeply and any limitations that people see in her playing are completely intended.

  • @leokimvideo
    @leokimvideo Рік тому +8

    Thank God for all the 'someones' on UA-cam. Nothing like a nameless hero

  • @chrissharkey9644
    @chrissharkey9644 Рік тому +6

    She did the old school real school study of music harmony! Brilliant creativity

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому +1

      What are you talkin about? She wasn't Johann Sebastian Bach.😂 She already knew how to play the guitar before she picked up bass, btw, which is something she doesn't want a lot of people to know because it wouldn't be too self-promoting obviously. And a lot of bass player start out with the guitar because the strings of a 4-string bass guitar are the same as the lowest four strings of a 6-string guitar so it's not like you're starting from scratch either. And you don't have to have an exhaustive knowledge of "music harmony"😂 to do what she did with talking heads, etc. What she learned from playing guitar would have been enough to allow her to adapt both technique and theory without having to start from scratch. And some of those lines which everybody assumes she wrote herself were not always written by her. 😂😂😂😂

    • @chrissharkey9644
      @chrissharkey9644 Рік тому +1

      @@meself349 I’m in the business as a pro bass player! Old school is a disciplinary term! Something a lot of todays “musicians” know not much about practice practice practice! 😂

    • @visibledistortion341
      @visibledistortion341 8 місяців тому

      @@meself349bro is butthurt gawddamn

  • @danbenavidez4143
    @danbenavidez4143 Місяць тому +1

    They were playing at the Greek theater in Los Angeles, I had front row seats and I yelled " Tina! Marry me" she got the biggest smile!

  • @benjohnson7170
    @benjohnson7170 Рік тому +3

    The reluctant genius. I can see the look in her eyes in the early clips,where she is just hanging on to it. And then,simply and simple solid stuff. Outside the box.

  • @blitztim6416
    @blitztim6416 Рік тому +4

    Always enjoyed Tina's bass lines. So important to the band. I wish you have shown more examples.

  • @rylieriley
    @rylieriley Рік тому +3

    Being a musician myself, I love Tina's bass playing.

  • @elihyland4781
    @elihyland4781 Рік тому +4

    Tina is an absolute unit

  • @felisconcolor1112
    @felisconcolor1112 Рік тому +5

    I have long thought of Tina Weymouth's style as "I'm Learning as I Go:" the longer the performance, the better she got. My favorite example: live performance of Houses in Motion.

  • @rogernobbs6559
    @rogernobbs6559 Рік тому +9

    Tina is the very paradigm of the underrated but brilliant bass player. Duck Dunn would be another example.

    • @richardnanian2446
      @richardnanian2446 Рік тому

      I don’t like the adjective “underrated,” because first, it’s often not true (I recently saw John Entwistle called underrated, which is like saying Michael Jordan was an underrated basketball player), and second, it’s meaningless unless you consider who is doing the rating. But I agree Duck Dunn isn’t as widely known as he should be.
      I also consider David Hood insufficiently well known. He was one of the Muscle Shoals guys and has probably played on more hits than anyone but James Jamerson.
      Chuck Rainey and Leland Sklar are right up there too.

  • @michellem.3202
    @michellem.3202 11 місяців тому

    Thank you for that bio on Tina!! I've kind of been a misfit when it comes to knowing where I fit musically.
    I've always enjoyed several of the Talking Heads songs but I had no idea about Tina and I'm so glad that you shared this with the outside world.
    I love the bass guitar! Between the drums, bass and vocals, it's beautiful to hear them synchronize.
    I'm 58 and probably too old to be joining a band by by God, I'm going tear it up on the bass even if it's in my own living room!
    Thank God for Tina Weymouth and Johnette Napolitano.
    Talent and style 💯

  • @elttabykcir
    @elttabykcir Рік тому +2

    She does have a great sound, she's a natural.

  • @JDoors
    @JDoors 5 місяців тому

    When Talking Heads came around it was like nothing I'd heard before, and Tina's basslines were a major part of that uniqueness. The way my brain works the bass guitar in a song barely registers, I can't seem to pick it out, but Tina's playing burst through clearly, much to my delight. I've answered "Best Bass Guitar Player" polls with "Tina Weymouth" plenty of times. Love her work.

  • @caiusmadison2996
    @caiusmadison2996 Рік тому +3

    Honestly, I like the sound of the line in the song Once in a Lifetime. She she had a solid harmony groove on it

  • @daviddelossantos6075
    @daviddelossantos6075 Рік тому +2

    She is so wonderful ❤

  • @TheAyeAye1
    @TheAyeAye1 8 місяців тому

    Saw the Tom Tom Club at a Reggae festival twenty years ago. They were the hit of day filled with excellent music.

  • @cidlopez
    @cidlopez Рік тому +2

    She’s great. And some would say she the underachiever in the family. Seriously, she has quite a family of successful people. Dad, brother, sister…

  • @kimsherlock8969
    @kimsherlock8969 Рік тому +1

    Thanks
    A Brilliant artist 🎉 with amazing talents .

  • @ralphwhittemore5041
    @ralphwhittemore5041 Рік тому +1

    Totally Enjoyed Tina's Bass Playing

  • @manichispanic999
    @manichispanic999 Рік тому +9

    I’m surprised you didn’t mention that she didn’t record the bass part on Genius Of Love.

    • @OffBeatChannel
      @OffBeatChannel  Рік тому +3

      Great point! I did come across that but couldn't find an organic part to slot it in - great trivia!

  • @anfrankogezamartincic1161
    @anfrankogezamartincic1161 Рік тому +2

    Tina-love you! I miss records like REMAIN IN LIGHT

  • @fmphotooffice5513
    @fmphotooffice5513 Рік тому +1

    The bass line In Speaking in Tongues' I Get Wild is totally out of nowhere. Holy crap what an amazing invention.

  • @MonsterMushhead
    @MonsterMushhead 7 місяців тому

    There is no talking heads without Tina she was and inspirational influence on 80s music and female guitarist Mushlove tina

  • @brendaamata9233
    @brendaamata9233 Рік тому

    Happy Belated 🎉 Birthday Tina!!!

  • @popogast
    @popogast Рік тому +2

    2:45 That's definite.That's the cause why she was so astounding.

  • @unperson5713
    @unperson5713 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for sharing.

  • @davidreichert9392
    @davidreichert9392 Рік тому

    Really enjoyed this, I've always overlooked TW as a bassist, will have to give her work more of a listen.

  • @stefan1024
    @stefan1024 2 дні тому

    Thanks, great video!

  • @BenHArt475
    @BenHArt475 6 місяців тому

    Thankyou it is sooo inpotertent, to wimen revolution. And nice to No more about Tina. Ik liked her and do. She is/ was the STIL POWER of TH. Ik think.THANK you an Tina.

  • @johntuffnell9931
    @johntuffnell9931 Рік тому +2

    *Tina will always be underrated. Rightfully so*

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому +1

      The most frequently self-rated top bass player in the history of music bar none.

    • @jennyjohn704
      @jennyjohn704 8 місяців тому

      Why is it 'rightfully so' that Tina must always be underrated?

  • @michaelallen3207
    @michaelallen3207 4 місяці тому

    Her playing is why I play the bass guitar she is awesome on bass

  • @burtongillies826
    @burtongillies826 2 місяці тому

    One of my two favorite bassists. The other played bass for Savoy Brown. A bass with no frets on the neck. Never knew his name.

  • @paolozak3014
    @paolozak3014 Рік тому +15

    Tina’s basslines are downright addictive and a lesson to wannabe virtuoso pretentious bass players

  • @Donegal62
    @Donegal62 Рік тому

    Great info. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

  • @brucepyle2285
    @brucepyle2285 Рік тому

    I saw Talking Heads at UCLA in 1978 (or 1979?) when the only song I had ever heard by them was Take Me to the River on the radio. What is the one thing from that show that I remember most clearly to this day? Tina's bass line on Found a Job. Been a fan from that day forward.

  • @blueeyedsoulman
    @blueeyedsoulman Рік тому +5

    Yes, yes and yes. But it didn't hurt that she was adorable.

  • @bobwerber2984
    @bobwerber2984 6 місяців тому

    She is a huge part of their sound. So few people seem to realize that. Check out Burning Down The House in the live movie. She completely dropped the bass and made a simple line that's both funky and mechanical on a keyboard. The song has incredible drive.

  • @ipisking
    @ipisking Рік тому

    Great story, Subbed. Thank you!

  • @gregkleinschmidt8856
    @gregkleinschmidt8856 Рік тому +1

    Luv me some Tina

  • @RexVergstrong
    @RexVergstrong Рік тому +15

    There's some things wrong here. She did know how to play guitar, piano and flute. She even played in bands before.

    • @rederic2004
      @rederic2004 Рік тому +5

      Right--she played folk guitar, which influenced her early bass playing, using her thumb, for instance, to play an open E on the "Psycho Killer" riff, which was unconventional in rock bass. You can see this in the OGWT performance of the song.

  • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
    @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Рік тому +2

    She was a brilliant player. Most top end rock bass players are self-taught with no formal training.
    {:o:O:}

  • @srhvideo
    @srhvideo Рік тому +2

    Adrian Belew might be famously from King Crimson but he toured with Talking Heads before joining with KC. I'm not sure Genius of Love is Tom Tom Club's biggest hit, I think in most places Wordyrappinghood was a higher charting single, although GoL is their most famous song as it's one of the most sampled records in music.

  • @penciloctopus2235
    @penciloctopus2235 Рік тому

    Great video!

  • @BuckyNugget
    @BuckyNugget Рік тому +1

    "The Great Curve" is torrential. I love that track.

  • @shirleymental4189
    @shirleymental4189 Рік тому +3

    The Ringo Starr of Bass

  • @WaylonX76
    @WaylonX76 Рік тому

    Tina Weymouth is a fantastic bass player, but I wouldn’t call her an “unsung hero”, as she’s garnered the utmost respect in the music industry.

  • @paulteller8383
    @paulteller8383 Рік тому +1

    Not a musician so I don't know if TIna is an icon or not. I do know I really enjoyed her bass playing and seemed to be a perfect fit in the band.

  • @jaibhimadevi5805
    @jaibhimadevi5805 Місяць тому

    Kathy Valentine, Tracy Wormworth, and Michael Steele are three other woman bassists from the 80s worth recognizing :)

  • @lunhil12
    @lunhil12 Рік тому +1

    She's a masterful player, like Ringo's drumming in The Beatles.

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому

      😂😂😂 you're never going to hear Ringo say that. He was much more humble, honest about his abilities and down-to-earth than Tina Weymouth has ever been.😂😂😂

  • @jackielitten2865
    @jackielitten2865 Рік тому +1

    "Once In A Lifetime" has a repetitive bass line that is simple yet indispensable to the song's arrangement. Tina's lack of formal training prior to joining Talking Heads allowed her to develop a unique style that wasn't beholden to conventional playing techniques.

  • @scotty
    @scotty Рік тому +1

    vERY nice

  • @MrXcitemint
    @MrXcitemint Рік тому +2

    I heard Genuis of Love bass line is not done by her ( if I'm wrong please correct me)...if this is so really hurts the argument of how great she was.....

    • @m.scottmcgahan9900
      @m.scottmcgahan9900 Рік тому +2

      She wrote the bass part but wasn't able to be there the day it was recorded, so another player played it.

    • @robwood1987
      @robwood1987 7 місяців тому

      It’s true, if you listen to he play it live she couldn’t actually play the bass line correctly

  • @freeplayfrank7736
    @freeplayfrank7736 Рік тому +1

    Tina is my favorite member of Talking Heads, she brings such a unique approach to their sound, and she still looks good too (:

  • @zyzzyz7035
    @zyzzyz7035 9 місяців тому +1

    But she didn't play bass on "Genus of Love". She was injured.

  • @jonmustang
    @jonmustang Рік тому +1

    I saw a video recently about meg from the white stripes, and this video reminded me of it… That they are both women is the obvious thing, but the important thing is the untrained, unaffected natural creativity, unblemished by copying other’s lessons and training… and the ability to do what is good for the song, rather than what strokes the ego or is technically impressive. I love musicians who have those traits

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому

      Yes. We all know how totally lacking in ego Tina is.

  • @talesfromthejundlandwastes5498
    @talesfromthejundlandwastes5498 9 місяців тому +1

    Wonder how Tina Weymouth thinks about being referred to the 'rug in a dude's room'?

  • @Cosmicprog2012
    @Cosmicprog2012 Рік тому

    Weymouth was a DIY Goddess!

  • @esteban1487
    @esteban1487 Рік тому +2

    Saw them in 1977 in a small theatre venue. Thought they were awful lol they got better

  • @TitusFFM
    @TitusFFM 11 місяців тому

    By the way her dad was a world war 2 us navy pilot flying in the Pacific.

  • @brendaamata9233
    @brendaamata9233 Рік тому

    She is great from learning the bass like that

  • @sam_uelson
    @sam_uelson Рік тому +2

    Putting ego down and playing for the song was easy for her, but harder for her bandmates

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому +2

      😂😂😂Actually, it was the opposite. Have you seen interviews since the band after the band broke up with her and hubby narcissistic supplier? Trashing DB while putting herself on a pedestal? 😂😂😂. Always got a kick about how she always related that story about how she never knew how to play bass until a couple of months before she joined talking heads... when she actually knew how to play guitar before that... but she always seems to leave that part out for some reason. Most bass player start out playing guitar. It's not exactly like starting from scratch to switch from one to the other. No, much ego there. 😂😂😂

  • @lindamcmanus3057
    @lindamcmanus3057 Рік тому +3

    Alongside John McVie, Geddy Lee and John Paul Jones in my list of best bass players. 😊

  • @Devourer_of_Pie
    @Devourer_of_Pie Рік тому +1

    Shes also one of the writers on some of the best hip hop songs!

  • @StONed-yx5qq
    @StONed-yx5qq Рік тому +1

    In
    The
    Pocket, solid lady bassist…

  • @mathewkirk1748
    @mathewkirk1748 Місяць тому

    Wild Wild Life - all you really need to know about how good she is…

  • @kbraker510
    @kbraker510 10 місяців тому

    She was more than proficient in acoustic guitar going back to her HS days…. So there was a musical foundation there…

  • @michaeldevose8923
    @michaeldevose8923 Рік тому +5

    You had to be different to play bass for Talking Heads. David Byrne was one eccentric, quirky, and funky dude.

    • @Bluepilled-c5t
      @Bluepilled-c5t Рік тому

      What were his quirks?

    • @michaeldevose8923
      @michaeldevose8923 Рік тому

      @triple5762 have you listened to his music? Familiar with his other body of work? His creative writing? His videos? Live performances? Definition of quirky: often denotes eccentricity that is not offputting but rather charming and whitty. Quirkiness is in the eye of the beholder. I consider quirky his style, his musical/stage persona. I like David Byrne, by the way, but I wasn't a big fan of his music.

    • @Bluepilled-c5t
      @Bluepilled-c5t Рік тому +1

      @@michaeldevose8923 I’m not arguing, just thought you might have some inside knowledge.

    • @ShanghaiRooster
      @ShanghaiRooster Рік тому

      @@Bluepilled-c5t David has stated he has 'borderline Aspergers Syndrome'.

    • @meself349
      @meself349 Рік тому

      ​@@Bluepilled-c5t😂 yeah. What were they? He was an individual? Damn, how quirky is that!

  • @fakshen1973
    @fakshen1973 Рік тому

    She's awesome. But it's noted that she didn't come up with the bassline for "Genius of Love." That was another musician playing. She was incapacitated at the time with bad hand cramps and the studio clock was ticking.

  • @americanpatriot9865
    @americanpatriot9865 5 місяців тому

    Every rock band has an “unsung hero“ it seems:
    Beatles: George Harrison
    Stones: Brian Jones
    Led Zepoelin: John Paul Jones
    Etc...etc...etc

  • @BenjaminSteber
    @BenjaminSteber Рік тому

    Time for the obligatory mention of the fact that Tina did not play the bass line for genius of love on the Tom Tom record. Not that she couldn’t she had just played herself out. Her hand cramped up after hours of playing, and the studio engineer was recruited to record the bassline.

  • @jamescaliendo1030
    @jamescaliendo1030 Рік тому +1

    Everybody loves a female bass player

  • @kirkhensley5870
    @kirkhensley5870 Рік тому

    Always liked Tina Weymouth. When you listen to the records, "you" me or anyone won't be likely to think, "That bassist is a girl!" That's the best thing we get out of music. Then you see Tina, Susanna Hoffs, Jane Wiedlin or Zooey Deschanel and go...talented *and* lovely?
    Hmmm...

  • @dwells37
    @dwells37 Рік тому

    Hopefully she never gets treated like the Dude's rug!

  • @kevinhay3778
    @kevinhay3778 Рік тому +1

    Can we hear her play..........

  • @ronniefarnsworth6465
    @ronniefarnsworth6465 Рік тому +4

    Really ??? 🤔
    Chris Squire/ John Wetton/ Geddy Lee/ Les Claypool/ John Entwistle are Bass Icons !! 🎶🎼

  • @MrConan89
    @MrConan89 Рік тому

    Functional and as a bsnd front man for many years, I would have had her in a band. GREAT? Not.

  • @dunston1982
    @dunston1982 Рік тому

    There is a lack of examples of her music for all the chat

  • @StephenS-2024
    @StephenS-2024 Рік тому

    All the Dude wanted... was his rug back.

  • @KrzysiuNet
    @KrzysiuNet 27 днів тому

    Good video, of course, but please, do something with volume level - or maybe simply boost high tones. I was stuggling to understand what you are saying and that wasn't because slurred speech or something - there's something wrong with it in audio realm.

  • @Bluepilled-c5t
    @Bluepilled-c5t Рік тому +2

    So why did they want her to join for 2 years before she did if she couldn’t play bass or had any musical training?

    • @RexVergstrong
      @RexVergstrong Рік тому +1

      That's completely wrong. She did play guitar, piano and flute.

    • @Bluepilled-c5t
      @Bluepilled-c5t Рік тому

      Ahh! Expected so. People like to make these claims for dramatic effect.

  • @-MRN-
    @-MRN- 9 місяців тому

    Underrated? I don' think so, anyone who knows knows she's a phenomenal bassist. That being said she's not in my top 10 or 20 bassist just like she wouldn't be in most. Does that mean she's underrated? Maybe, it's subjective. Who would you substitute her for in your top 10/20?

  • @YoItsEvanAdams
    @YoItsEvanAdams 8 місяців тому +2

    One unfortunate thing that can not be forgotten is that she is a horrible person, she has made several bizarre claims that byrne killed a brazilian child with voodoo, that he has some kind of psychic firewall, and that people should "watch out for that autism". she also tried to kick byrne out of the band in 1980 and replace him with Adrian Belew but belew declined the offer of a band coop.

  • @FERNANDOGONZALEZ-pb6re
    @FERNANDOGONZALEZ-pb6re Рік тому +1

    Talk about a phenomenal WOMAN??!!!

  • @evanjazzista
    @evanjazzista Рік тому +1

    I have no idea why David Byrne spent half of his professional life stating Martina Weymouth wasn't a skilled enough musician. Dude, really? And it was with the complicity of producer Brian Eno that he hired B.C. Jones to play on Remain In Light, both the album and the tour (although sometimes Jones would also nicely slap his bass, a technique Tina doesn't [know how to] use). But then again, what can you expect from a guy who said he used to have Asperger autism but has eventually overcame it!? Sure, Dave, like it's the flu, right?
    And don't get me started on royalties.
    One day TH manager told Chris & Tina that Tom Tom Club were #1 in whatever chart. Byrne looked outside the Rolls Royce window pretending he hadn't heard the news, only not to greet his two mates.
    Too bad cause I really admire the man as an artist but, gee...

  • @brianmcguire500
    @brianmcguire500 11 місяців тому

    Psycho killer was written by the group. Byrne always tried to take credit for everything.

  • @armoredsaint6639
    @armoredsaint6639 Рік тому +1

    Please join my band, and by the way, could you possibly learn how to play an instrument just a thought!

  • @ka0tek
    @ka0tek 10 місяців тому

    I don't think she is underrated at all. Anyone who knows music would hold her in very high esteem. She pathed the way for the likes of women bassists such as Kim Deal, Kim Gordon, Paz Lenchantin and many more. Personally I think the last quote in this video was spot on "If it weren't for Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads would be just another band"

  • @eilidh771
    @eilidh771 Рік тому +4

    Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha !

    • @wxcferdts
      @wxcferdts Рік тому +3

      I think that may be the best reply to this over-the-top and oh so misguided musical appraisal.

  • @Grrrr3FKAGrrrrGrrrrGrrrr
    @Grrrr3FKAGrrrrGrrrrGrrrr Рік тому +1

    She really seems to hate David Byrne. I don't think I've seen an interview with her where she doesn't launch into some kind of character assassination of him. Once I read her complaining that some of Byrne's solo albums could have been Talking Heads albums, and it was really selfish of Byrne not to cut her and Frantz in on them, jeez Tina I wonder why he doesn't call you?

    • @crazyralph6386
      @crazyralph6386 Рік тому

      Who cares? DB is a weirdo anyways.

    • @YoItsEvanAdams
      @YoItsEvanAdams 8 місяців тому +1

      she once claimed he killed a child in brazil with voodoo

  • @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095
    @ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 Рік тому +1

    You left out their best songs and best bass lines, just so you could have something muso bore to say that you thought was _"clever clever."_
    {:o:O:}

  • @glennwoods2462
    @glennwoods2462 Рік тому

    Sixto Rodriguez is worthy....
    "The Sugarman"......