AMPLI Carol Kaye. Living Legend of the bass "I was good as most men
This is a partial list of albums and songs that bassist Carol Kaye played on. Summertime - Sam Cooke (1957) Donna - Ritchie Valens (1958) [4] La Bamba - Ritchie Valens (1958) [5] Almost In Your Arms - Sam Cooke (1958) [6] Pink Shoe Laces - Dodie Stevens (1959) Smooth Operator - Sarah Vaughan (1959) Hully Gully - The Olympics (1959)
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Brian Wilson: "Carol, you're the greatest d--- bass player in the world". Merv Griffin: "I love Carol Kaye, she's the best." Lou Rawls: "Carol played great on all my hits (60's) and she was cool." Howard Roberts: "Carol, you're the greatest." Jazz singer Joe Williams: "Carol Kaye, as black as she wants to be."
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music
An expert on '50s and '60s popular music, Professor Wright dug deep into primary sources to try to resolve claims made by the noted session bassist Carol Kaye, now 86, that some of her hit basslines had been wrongly attributed to the late James Jamerson.
Carol Kaye. She played bass on many records we all know though most
Love Child, Baby Love, Stop In The Name Of Love, Back In My Arms Again, You Can't Hurry Love, My World Is Empty Without You, Reflections, Love Is Here And Now You're Gone, You're All I Need To Get By etc. - Supremes. GIT On Broadway TV Show - Diana Ross/Temptations cut 1969 NBC, Al Lapin contractor.
Carole Kaye, the most prolific bass guitarist of all time
Carol Kaye, born March 24, 1939, is one of the world's most notable bass guitar session musicians in pop and rock and roll music. According to the PremierGuitar, she has played bass on over 10,000.
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(Windows Media, 6.3MB) Catch Carol's live playing on guitar and bass on film (year 2000) click here! Film Courtesy of Debby Hastings. Charles Chapman guitar, John Repucci bass. Carol is on Twitter and Forum [email protected] Carol Kaye Autobiography, click here 502 pages, Complete LOG, Life History & Studio Stories
BBC Radio 4 It's All About the Bass Carol Kaye at 80
The Wrecking Crew (2008) - Meet Carol Kaye, Legendary BassistCarol Kaye (nee Smith, born March 24, 1935) is an American musician, who is one of the most prol.
Carol Kaye Session Bassist Extraordinaire Tape Op Magazine
Carol Kaye. Cutting her teeth in Fifties jazz clubs and breaking out as a studio guitarist for hitmakers like Sam Cooke, Kaye went on to become the most recorded bassist of all time — with more than 10,000 tracks under her belt. From the sunny swing of the Beach Boys' 1965 track "Help Me, Rhonda" to Richie Valens' now-classic 1958.
Imagery and History, legendary bad ass bass player
Carol Kaye had over 10,000 record dates as a session musician for bands, film, and television. Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys called her the "greatest damn bass player in the world." She gave Gene Simmons of Kiss a bass lesson just a few years ago.
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music
Carol Kaye played a Fender Precision Bass on most of her classic sessions - but she preferred the Music Man StingRay By Matt Owen last updated 24 March 2023 The session bass legend was recruited by Music Man to demo the first-ever StingRay in 1978, and recorded a fusion track especially for the occasion (Image credit: Ernie Ball Music Man)
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Some viewers might have assumed that Carol Kaye, the legendary studio bassist who was part of the so-called Wrecking Crew in the 1960s, would be flattered by having a character loosely.
Session Musician Carol Kaye (Bassist on Good Vibrations, The Mission
March 24, 2023 By Tim Dillinger Photo: GAB Archive/Redferns When guitarist/bassist Carol Kaye took her first gig as a session player in 1957 for a Sam Cooke session, she simply saw herself as a.
Carol Kaye playing bass with the Wrecking Crew 1960s r/OldSchoolCool
Carol Kaye (née Smith; [1] born March 24, 1935) [2] is an American musician. She is one of the most prolific recorded bass guitarists in rock and pop music, playing on an estimated 10,000 recordings in a career spanning over 65 years. [3]
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In 2021, Carol was voted the 15th greatest bass player of all time in a MusicRadar poll and she remains a prolific force, running a production company, writing her memoirs and mobilising thousands of musicians via her bass tutorial books and Skype lessons. But it's the tunes that will be her lasting legacy. "You know how it is," she mused recently.
The Truth About Carol Kaye
Carol Kaye. Think "Extensive". Willie G. Moseley. 0. Studio work, ca. 1971. Contrary to what some aspiring bass players might think, the world's most recorded electric bassist isn't some modern-day L.A. dude purveying "NAMM chops" (to quote John Pattitucci) aplenty with the thumb and fingers of both hands flying all over his instrument.
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music
How Carol Kaye became a session bass icon By Denny Ilett ( Guitarist ) published 24 July 2023 If you've ever wondered what connects Frank Zappa to Frank Sinatra, Burt Bacharach to The Beach Boys, the answer is Carol Kaye. The session legend tells the story behind her career and legendary bass recordings (Image credit: GAB Archive/Redferns)