Bass Resources by Greg Wallace

1. 101 Amazing Jazz Bass Patterns by Larry McCabe (3.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A basic collection of tabs focusing on walking bass and turnarounds, along with some scales and a section called "Basic Theory for the Jazz Musician."
   URL: http://www.melbay.com
   Books/Tab: Jazz · 1645 Hits · Posted on 3/12/2004 by Greg Wallace (7283)
   
2. Aural Moon (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   A great site for progressive rock fans! Yes, King Crimson and the other progressive rock favorites along with many lesser-known bands.
   URL: http://www.auralmoon.com
   On-Line Music: Radio Sites · 1971 Hits · Posted on 3/1/2004 by Greg Wallace (7283)
   
3. N.Y.C. by Steps Ahead (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Great playing with a world music feel from a fusion band including Tony Levin and former Journey drummer Steve Smith.
   Recordings: Jazz · 588 Hits · Posted on 7/28/2003 by Greg Wallace (7283)
   
4. Master Strokes by Bill Bruford (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Jazz/Rock/Fusion/Experimental/Fantastic! Top-notch playing on Yes/King Crimson drummer's solo greatest hits package.
   Recordings: Jazz · 887 Hits · Posted on 6/23/2003 by Greg Wallace (7283)
   
5. Hohner B2A (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   An inexpensive Steinberger copy, this bass has really held up over time. More than worth the money!
   Equipment: Basses · 4891 Hits · Posted on 6/14/2003 by Greg Wallace (7283)
   
6. Close To The Edge by Yes (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   The cool thing about Yes is that they were always willing to take musical chances (less so in the 80's) -sometimes it paid off, sometimes not. But it did on this one! Only three songs, but all great in different ways!
   URL: http://yesworld.com
   Recordings: Rock/Pop · 732 Hits · Posted on 6/13/2003 by Greg Wallace (7283)