Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
Bass Player 10 things you didn't know about Carol Kaye By Nick Wells ( Bass Player ) published 24 March 2023 She played for Elvis, Sinatra, Spector, the Beach Boys - but just how did she do it? (Image credit: Getty) Having played on literally thousands of studio sessions, Carol Kaye's credits are enough to humble even the greatest names in music.
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Carol Kaye is the most influential bass player you've probably never heard of. She recorded with artists like Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, and The Supremes. And she's been called the "First Lady of Bass." So why do we know so little about her? Let's find out! The Story of Carol Kaye
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For Carol Kaye, the most-recorded bassist in history, with upwards of 10,000 sessions to her credit, the very idea of picking the highlights of her career is daunting, to say the least. How many people can go home and say, 'Yeah, I played with Frank Sinatra today' or 'We cut a cool track for The Beach Boys this afternoon'? Not many Carol Kaye
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Carol Kaye (née Smith; born March 24, 1935) is an American musician. She is one of the most prolific recorded bass guitarists in rock and pop music, playing on an estimated 10,000 recordings in a career spanning over 65 years. Albums & songs. This is a partial list of albums and songs that bassist Carol Kaye played on..
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How Carol Kaye became a session bass icon By Denny Ilett ( Guitarist ) published 24 July 2023 If you've ever wondered what connects Frank Zappa to Frank Sinatra, Burt Bacharach to The Beach Boys, the answer is Carol Kaye. The session legend tells the story behind her career and legendary bass recordings (Image credit: GAB Archive/Redferns)
Pioneering Bassist and Guitarist Carol Kaye Surveys Her Career in Music, Including Her Time in
( Bass Player ) published 23 April 2020 How the history of popular music changed in 1963 when A-list studio guitarist Carol Kaye was asked to fill in on bass (Image credit: GAB Archive/Redferns via Getty Images) It is nearly impossible to select a recording from the 1950s into the 1970s that doesn't feature Carol Kaye.
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In 2021, Carol was voted the 15th greatest bass player of all time in a MusicRadar poll and she remains a prolific force, running a production company, writing her memoirs and mobilising thousands of musicians via her bass tutorial books and Skype lessons. But it's the tunes that will be her lasting legacy. "You know how it is," she mused recently.
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BBC World Service - The Documentary, Carol Kaye: Queen of the bass Carol Kaye: Queen of the bass The extraordinary career of rock'n'roll royalty Carol Kaye, one of the most.
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Carol Kaye. Think "Extensive". Willie G. Moseley. 0. Studio work, ca. 1971. Contrary to what some aspiring bass players might think, the world's most recorded electric bassist isn't some modern-day L.A. dude purveying "NAMM chops" (to quote John Pattitucci) aplenty with the thumb and fingers of both hands flying all over his instrument.
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Features Bass Player James Jamerson or Carol Kaye: who played what? Uncovering the truth behind the Motown mystery By Joel McIver ( Bass Player ) published 14 October 2021 Academic and bassist Brian F. Wright details his research into Motown's contested history (Image credit: Getty Images)
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One of the most famous bass players you've never heard of is Carol Kaye. She is a session player whose skill and style helped to reshape the role of bass gui.
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Carol Kaye (née Smith; [1] born March 24, 1935) [2] is an American musician. She is one of the most prolific recorded bass guitarists in rock and pop music, playing on an estimated 10,000 recordings in a career spanning over 65 years. [3]
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Carol was 1 of 9 bass players recording in Hollywood for Motown 1963 through 1968-69, as verified by Motown producers Frank Wilson, Hal Davis, and also by Pres. of Jobete, Lester Sill, others.
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Originally a jazz guitarist, Carol Kaye began recording with the electric bass in the early '60s. With over 10,000 record dates and film calls (including over 40,000 songs and movie/TV cues) from 1964 through approximately 1973, Carol Kaye is, arguably, the most recorded bassist in music history.
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"The Fender bass player Carol Kaye…could do anything and leave the men in the dust…" Quincy Jones. If you lived in the 20th Century or listen to popular music in general, you've heard Carol Kaye on electric bass. By her own estimate, she has appeared on over 10,000 recordings in a six-decade (and counting as of 2020) career. I can.