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Ariel, Most (maybe all?) of the bass heard on Michael Hedges recordings was played by Michael Manring. I got the opportunity to see the two of them many moons ago and I was thoroughly stunned. Of course, Hedges was a god, but I had never heard of Manring before and I was impressed. One of his solo bass pieces was played on a 6 (or 8?) string set up with drop tuners on all strings on both the head & the bridge. The whole song was flipping tuners. Technically interesting, but beautiful too. Makes me want to pull out some of my old Hedges discs. :) Todd On 2/9/06, Ariel Rzezak <arzezak@yahoo.com> wrote: > So, i remembered this link that many of you maybe will like: > http://www.wnyc.org/stream/ram.py?file=/newsounds/newsounds2073.ra. > There's a piece by Frisell and Leisz feauturing lots of looping anndd > PLEASE.. listen the Michael Manring piece that follows. Really.. >amazing! In > the Airport Tunning (the story is told there). > I believe he's the bass player in The Funky Avocado with Michael Hedges, >not > sure.