Will Lee's bass solo.. blues guitar solo-Frosty

Check my new cd "PURE" Featuring trio performances with Will Lee, Steve Gadd, Bernard Purdie and Steve Jordan. Samples are here. Free tunes too. http://www.tomofujita.com/us/cd.html


The Takanori Niida B Funk Trio Featuring Tomo Fujita and Will Lee
11/26/07 at The Bitter End

1963 Fender Duo Sonic, 67 Fender Pro Reverb, Ethos, Eminence Governor & Wizard...

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[vinnie3]

i wish we could have more Will Lee´s videos on youtube, talking about bass playing and musicianship... the real deal not only multi handed bass players....

[TomoFujitaMusic]

He is the best! Super nice guy too.

Tomo

[godofallpenguins001]

haha thats my uncle!

[TomoFujitaMusic]

You are lucky!

Tomo

[Zombbg4]

No Tomo, you are lucky!

[TomoFujitaMusic]

Thank you so much! My new cd (Feb 2010). Will Lee played all tunes. He sounded great!!!

Tomo

[ATRUEBLUEHEART]

I think people are judging bass players on solo chops alone. That's just the icing on the cake. Most of your hot "world-class" solo monsters can't play a mean shuffle or hold down a fat pocket if their lives depended on it. There's some bass players that will blow you away with out ever taking a solo. Listen to all of those great tracks Will Lee recorded... Classics! Besides, Pianist, Drummers , etc. prefer that big bottom and deep understanding of the role of the BASS...

[Ginley311]

hahahah i love how he gets to the ground during the slowwww quiet part... amazing

[TomoFujitaMusic]

Thanks for your post. Music, feeling, touch... Will is just amazing player.

Tomo

[TomoFujitaMusic]

I really missed Hiram. We all do.

Tomo

[TomoFujitaMusic]

Not only that... Will is really sweet person. I love Will Lee!!!

I am finishing up my new album. Will Lee, Steve Gadd, Bernard Purdie, Steve Jordan played on... great musicianship and friendship.

Tomo

[ATRUEBLUEHEART]

Here's some I really like: Back to Back by the Brecker Brothers, What a difference a day makes (LP) by Esther Phillips, Beck and Sanborn (CTI), and the track Dejavu by Dionne Warwick. There's hundreds of others, many that are classic bass parts. He did a few albums with Gary Burton that showcases impeccable time, taste, and tone as well...