Interview with bassist Brian Bromberg

In this awesome, one-on-one interview, bass virtuoso Brian Bromberg tells the story behind his latest release, “LaFaro,” where he pays tribute to the music of jazz bass legend Scott LaFaro. Must-see interview!
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[@analizandoliteratura9958]

Congratulaciones John, this is one of best interviews I've heard, I can not wait to see his trio live

[@ForBassPlayersOnly]

Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it. Brian’s awesome.

[@Bassic778]

Brian is one of the few multi-genre virtuosos on the planet concerning the electric and upright basses and is an absolute MASTER of the instrument!!! It was a fantastic interview and great insights into Brian's physical challenges, how he overcame them, and how he learned to play in tune from a virtuoso violinist! Stanley Clarke's action is reported to be very low, too! I love Brian's Every Note Counts philosophy! We're hired to play bass and serve the song, not to play bass solos!!! Technology will not make you a better bass player! You play the bass because you love music and love playing bass!!! So many gems and one of the best music-related interviews I've ever seen!!! I looking forward to his new project with Paul Brown and Michael Paulo and his tribute to Scott LaFaro!!

[@ForBassPlayersOnly]

Right on, Keith! Thanks very much.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

For my money, when it's all set and done, Brian Bromberg could very well be the greatest and most accomplished bass player of all time. He has covered virtually every style of music and is incredibly versatile on both acoustic & electric bass. He may not be a household name like Stanley Clarke or Jaco Pastorius but he is definitely up there with them as far as important voices for the bass. One of the true masters of the bass playing and in my bass Mount Rushmore. Excellent in depth interview with one of the all time greats.

[@ForBassPlayersOnly]

Agreed! Great tribute to a great bass player. Thanks!