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    I think on Walk on the wildside there are 2 bass-parts, one electric and one acoustic.

    German group Die Schände had a bass-player and a guy playing tuba.

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    As far as I know, whenever he has played alongside Top in Magma, Bussinnet played piccolo bass rather than a normal bass. But Philippe and James Mac Gaw did the Ourgon/Gorgo thing on occasion.

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    Not sure I've seen it mentioned but the whole of Bitches Brew was recorded with 2 bassists (double bass and electric bass).

    Yes, Lou Reed's Walk On The Wild Side features both double bass and electric bass simultaneously and must be the most popular song to do so.
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    Pretty common in Jazz, specially Fusion - I became aware of that in Bitches Brew with the Electric/Acoustic combo... of course people have mentioned Spinal Tap.

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    When he wasn't acting as the only bass player in the group, Roy Wood doubled up with the various bass players of the Move every once in a while. The Looking On album contains some of the heaviest thuds I've ever heard on record.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vmartell View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by LeFrog View Post
    Not sure I've seen it mentioned but the whole of Bitches Brew was recorded with 2 bassists (double bass and electric bass).
    Pretty common in Jazz, specially Fusion - I became aware of that in Bitches Brew with the Electric/Acoustic combo... of course people have mentioned Spinal Tap.
    not just in JR/F (especially in the 70's), but in jazz as a whole: generally a contrabass and an electric bass, but also two contrabass, sometime one playing with the bow.
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    Trey Gunn's "Live Encounter" Album with Trey and Joe Mendelson on Warr Guitar



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    I don't know if this counts, but Herd Of Instinct has a Chapman Stick-player (Rick Read), who also plays fretless bass, while Mark Cook plays Warr Guitar, which produces those typical touch-guitar bass-lines.


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    I'm not sure if it counts, but in Animals as Leaders you have two guitarist who both also covers the low end.

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    By accident I found this clip form the Bohemian Groove Orchestra, featuring Stormvogel. As you can see they have two bass players; David de Marez Oyens is a well known name in European jazz/fusion, Wiro Mahieu is the bassist on the left who also plays upright bass (see second clip).
    Groovy stuff!




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    Quote Originally Posted by interbellum View Post
    By accident I found this clip form the Bohemian Groove Orchestra, featuring Stormvogel. As you can see they have two bass players; David de Marez Oyens is a well known name in European jazz/fusion, Wiro Mahieu is the bassist on the left who also plays upright bass (see second clip).
    Groovy stuff!



    The Dutch Zeuhl attempt is quite convincing, IMHO....

    Have ever put anythi ng out in terms of physical discs??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
    The Dutch Zeuhl attempt is quite convincing, IMHO....

    Have ever put anything out in terms of physical discs??
    Couldn't find anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by interbellum View Post
    Couldn't find anything.
    Tried to look as well, but couldn't find anything.
    Is David de Marez Oyens related to Tera de Marez Oyens?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rarebird View Post
    Tried to look as well, but couldn't find anything.
    Is David de Marez Oyens related to Tera de Marez Oyens?
    My guess it's his mother as she composed a piece called Partita For David in 1960, the year David was born.
    (source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsCjNsnHR1I)

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    Quote Originally Posted by interbellum View Post
    My guess it's his mother as she composed a piece called Partita For David in 1960, the year David was born.
    (source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsCjNsnHR1I)
    I tried to find out if she was his mother, but couldn't find any information, but I suppose you are right. It is also not really a common name.

    Two of the people in the YouTube clips you posted: Stormvogel and David de Marez Oyens are also in a video in the synthesizer gear porn threat.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
    The Dutch Zeuhl attempt is quite convincing, IMHO....

    Have ever put anythi ng out in terms of physical discs??
    Here's some more information on this project, one of the many Stormvogel has been part of: http://www.stormjazz.nl/page3.html
    Works that have been released: http://www.stormjazz.nl/page14.html

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    I mentioned Volta do Mar A couple years back in this thread, but here's a tune from them.


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    Kebnekajse also has two bass players. I had no idea about this until I saw them live a couple of months ago (and still couldn't quite figure out why they have two, although apparently both have been in the band for a very long time).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rarebird View Post

    Two of the people in the YouTube clips you posted: Stormvogel and David de Marez Oyens are also in a video in the synthesizer gear porn thread.
    Well spotted Renate. That wasn't a coincidence: when you're browsing on the net on a certain artist you often find this kind of similarities. It's even possible the drummer was also the same in that vid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick L. View Post
    I mentioned Volta do Mar A couple years back in this thread, but here's a tune from them.

    Excellent track.
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    Flying Luttenbachers had a two bass and drums line up for the album "Infection & Decay" where they cover "De Futura" in a pretty rad fashion!

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    Let's not forget the current lineup of Nektar with Mo Moore and Randy Dembo, and I suppose we should mention Tony Levin's Stick Men. Also, Tony Levin and Danny Thompson both played bass on "No Way Out" on Peter Gabriel's Up album.
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    Steve, you've seen this one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dana5140 View Post
    Steve, you've seen this one?
    yes!
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