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BASS NOTES LINK FACE TECH PLAY LEARN<br />

B<br />

sylvia Massy (with Chris Johnson)<br />

Recording Unhinged: Creative &<br />

Unconventional Music<br />

Recording Techniques [Hal Leonard]<br />

Acclaimed producer/engineer Sylvia Massey has successfully<br />

used her unconventional techniques with folks like<br />

Justin Chancellor, Flea, and Tom Araya, so she definitely knows her way<br />

around bass. The 240-page Recording Unhinged is aimed at producers, mixers,<br />

and engineers, but Massy’s juicy, fun stories make it a blast for anyone interested<br />

in studio magic and hijinx, and it’s packed with useful info. The chapter<br />

on bass includes great perspectives on instruments, DI’s, microphones,<br />

distortion, using guitar amps for bass, as well as a few cameos (such as Lee<br />

Sklar on getting big tone). A cool, practical book by someone who’d no doubt<br />

lead a helluva recording session. —E.E. Bradman<br />

Robert Randolph &<br />

the Family Band<br />

Got Soul [Dare]<br />

It seems that nowadays, Derrick Hodge is all over the<br />

music world, performing, writing, recording, and producing<br />

with a slew of artists from every genre. It should be no<br />

surprise, then, to find him laying down Southern-fried grooves on Got Soul, the<br />

latest album by Robert Randolph and the Family Band. On Randolph’s most<br />

country-based album yet, Hodge cozies up to the backbeat and powers the<br />

music with tight lines and a presence that is tasteful, as always. —Jon D’Auria<br />

Rob van den Broek<br />

The Gibson Bass Book:<br />

An Illustrated Tribute<br />

[gibsonbassbook.com]<br />

As an avid bass player and graphic designer, Rob van den<br />

Broek set out to assemble a coffee-table book that would<br />

cover the history of Gibson basses from the first EB model in 1953 all the way<br />

up to 2015’s ES Les Paul hollowbody. The result is a stunning, comprehensive,<br />

chronological look at the stylistic history of an instrument’s legacy that features<br />

beautiful photographs, a slick layout, and interesting facts about each<br />

model. —Jon D’Auria BP<br />

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