heheheh yeah, I got that part. (The previous was mostly a self-deprecating remark.)
In reply to this comment by toferyu:
If I may : the dude was playing Master of Puppets ... :-D
>> ^jonny:

Soooo many good bassists. Shameful of me to drop a few names like that and exclude others. Of course, it is my heaven, so I get to pick.
In reply to this comment by toferyu:
Cliff might drop by if he feels like it...
>> ^jonny:
When I get to heaven, Les Claypool will be jamming with Victor Wooten and Phil Lesh. Jaco Pastorius might be allowed to sit in on occasion.

If I may : the dude was playing Master of Puppets ... :-D
>> ^jonny:

Soooo many good bassists. Shameful of me to drop a few names like that and exclude others. Of course, it is my heaven, so I get to pick.
In reply to this comment by toferyu:
Cliff might drop by if he feels like it...
>> ^jonny:
When I get to heaven, Les Claypool will be jamming with Victor Wooten and Phil Lesh. Jaco Pastorius might be allowed to sit in on occasion.

Soooo many good bassists. Shameful of me to drop a few names like that and exclude others. Of course, it is my heaven, so I get to pick.
In reply to this comment by toferyu:
Cliff might drop by if he feels like it...
>> ^jonny:

When I get to heaven, Les Claypool will be jamming with Victor Wooten and Phil Lesh. Jaco Pastorius might be allowed to sit in on occasion.

Cliff might drop by if he feels like it...
>> ^jonny:

When I get to heaven, Les Claypool will be jamming with Victor Wooten and Phil Lesh. Jaco Pastorius might be allowed to sit in on occasion.

Looking at the thumbnail, I thought the dude was Victor Wooten.

>> ^Opus_Moderandi:
>> ^therealblankman:
In my 15 or so years of professional concert production, on thing I've learned above all else is that nothing clears a room faster than a bass solo.
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What about Geddy Lee? Or Billy Sheehan? Victor Wooten? Jean Baudin? Larry Graham? Louis Johnson? Norwood Fisher? Flea? Les Claypool? Mick Karn?


Thank you for helping me prove my point.

>> ^therealblankman:
In my 15 or so years of professional concert production, on thing I've learned above all else is that nothing clears a room faster than a bass solo.
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What about Geddy Lee? Or Billy Sheehan? Victor Wooten? Jean Baudin? Larry Graham? Louis Johnson? Norwood Fisher? Flea? Les Claypool? Mick Karn?

sorry, for the delay. fixed. thanks for the heads up.

There's another performance here http://www.videosift.com/video/Victor-VS-Regi-Wooten-Bass-Day-98

In reply to this comment by Fusionaut:
Hey, guessandcheck!

Could you fix this vids embed code with the one I provided in the comments? Thanks!

http://www.videosift.com/video/Norwegian-Wood-Amazing-Bass-Solo-Victor-Wooten

Hey, guessandcheck!

Could you fix this vids embed code with the one I provided in the comments? Thanks!

http://www.videosift.com/video/Norwegian-Wood-Amazing-Bass-Solo-Victor-Wooten

When I get to heaven, Les Claypool will be jamming with Victor Wooten and Phil Lesh. Jaco Pastorius might be allowed to sit in on occasion.

Thanks for the promote! Cookies for you!

In reply to this comment by fissionchips:
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They're an amazing group of musicians and I've always been a fan.. I hope I get to see them live someday including a solo by Victor Wooten (bassplayer).

Victor Wooten is a rather amazingly skilled bassist.

Victor Wooten is the bassist. He's one of the best in the world. Check out More Love and his remake of Norwegin Wood.