Chuck Webb - The Bass Nerds EP009

The Bass Nerds welcome Chuck Webb to the Podcast. Chuck is a Chicago Bass legend who has performed with icons! Chuck is a master of both electric and upright bass, he performs with numerous bands, teaches at Columbia College, and also performs in pit orchestras for some of the biggest musicals.
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4:40 University of Miami 8:00 Studio work, jingles etc. 13:15 Musicians Union and money 21:20 Real musicians vs. technology 22:30 Scary jingle 25:20 Technology kills the session musician 37:40 Contractors 39:10 Subbing, breaking in 53:00 Instruments for theater work 55:00 Anaconda UJ5 Essence bass 58:30 Aretha Franklin 1:03:30 Al DiMeola 1:09:30 Making it to the next level 1:10:30 Audition stories 1:25:45 Theater sound 1:27:50 Criticism “getting notes” 1:29:50 Being prepared 1:32:50 How to practice 1:39:40 Other jobs 1:43:00 Anaconda basses & other gear

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I’m producing jazz songs via remote gig platforms. Concerning the order of laying down tracks: does it make more sense to lay drums improv first, bass improv second, the piano? Would the bassist need to hear the drums first?

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I’m producing jazz songs via remote sessions platforms. When laying down tracks of the jazz trio, does it make more sense to first lay drums before bass because the bassist plays off the drummer? Or does the order matter?