Bakithi Kumalo Breaks Down His 5 Favourite Bass Lines

Known for some of the finest bass chops on the planet (and for being the subject of serious praise from a certain Paul Simon), Bakithi Kumalo is a man with much to offer those at the low-end. Brought into the studio to record bass on Simon’s 1986 Graceland album, Bakithi has been a member of his band ever since.
To mark the occasion, we linked up with Bakithi to talk through some of his favourite basslines of all time, including cuts from Jaco, James Jamerson and his delightful bass break on You Can Call Me Al.
As always, see you in the shed…
Scott :)
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