the effects are incredible. the harmonics precision. the right hand technique is wild. how can i learn to play like this

Michael Manring is one of those rare geniuses that pop up once in a many decades…. He is one of the great musicians that re-shaped the bass landscape forever. Like Jaco. I love his work. Absolutely original and very varied.

incredible! I recently purchased fretless bass just to play it with ebow, specifically for this singing-like sound. But then I liked it with a usual bow, too) Thanks for the video, I'll have to expose myself to more music of this gentleman

I wish I still had my two Zon Sonus basses (Sonus V and a Sonus Special IV).

Wilkes, thank you Brother for posting and sharing this.

So cool using two at the same time! Michael is truly amazing! 🙏

I was lucky enough to see this performance. Needless to say, I was blown away

❣

Maestro

Finally the ebow mystery solved!

Wow! Great video. I am confused as to where Antler's Bridge is. I know Pit River Bridge is right by Bridge Bay, right?

Hearing Michael play his bass with the birds chirping in the background makes me feel grateful to be alive

Nice video. I was there for round one.

Manring is the best!!!!

nice video keep creating memories looks fun

My buddy a commercial diver was hired to get all that off the bottom of the lake. Said some un exploded ordnance as well.

Like 3. Wow..amazing...👍👍🙏🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨

It sucks that Michael's fanbase consists mostly of us bass nerds. This guy has made some of the most interesting music I've ever heard and he hardly gets any notoriety outside of a few circles. A real shame.

This is one of the most amazing solos from Michael. Eternally grateful for the posting.🙏

He is mind blowing player but i have a little problem with him: i don't know when he starts to playing and when he is tuning his bass lolo.

ever hear of a tuner?

Just watching him tune is like a lesson in mindfulness.

Man this is awesome, if only the audio were better. Seeing him play Bad Hair Day on film is rare.. I dont know if you know this, but he told the backstory of this song when I was at his Master Class.. When he was recording Thonk, a studio staffer was standing over him and the gum in his mouth fell out and into Michael's long hair!.. They tried in vain to pull it out and they had to cut a chunk of his hair out! Hence, it inspired him to create this song! lol

Car fire was tragic to i lost my house in thay fire it came threw so fast. Im moving to lake head soon to a gorgeous house

Movin to lake head from old shasta soon

some serious tuning skill!

is this from thonk ? or attention defecit ?

Zen bass. Awesome.

As a bridge lover, I hate to see this, but I understand it has to be done. Did they leave the bridge pillars in place, or have they been demolished as well?

Manring is a creative sound of the bass..

About 5 or 6 grand for this bass?

thats exactly how i tune my bass...

TY Michael

this guy is simply unmatched! unreal playing

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La técnica al servicio de el buen gusto musical!

Lo mejor que he escuchado en años !

Dervish of bass guitar. Unique and soulful musician.

It is ManThing!

Hello Brian, thank you very much for share this video with us =D Cheers!!

Oh lord Jesus, Jean Baudin's Joust in the background is sexy as hell!

Respect. I love musicians that aren't afraid to push the boundaries of the instrument they play. Michael Manring is a master bassist...you can tell he is 100% confident in every note and noise that he creates through the bass. I love his style and his approach. That ebow is awesome!

Phoenix *___*

I was just asking myself where did this wonderful musician been gone for so long !! :)

That is BADASS! What a pleasure to see Jean performing live.

What effects are being used?

It is generally hard for me to have favorites due to there being so many amazing bass players. However, Michael Manring is definitely my personal favorite, and has been for a number of years now. All of his work is very inspirational. Furthermore, I also really enjoy the length and variety of his solos whenever I happen to find a new video of him. You have a fine collection of footage here, Brian!

Oh man, blast from the past! Awesome!

<3 Manring, I will get an hyperbass eventually, or at least I'll dream about it :p