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  • EP 141 - Bud LeCompte (Bass & Pick-up Builder)
    Send us a textEP 141 of The Bass Shed Podcast features an in-depth conversation with bass and pickup builder Bud LeCompte, the mastermind behind LeCompte Basses. Bud delves into his journey from musician to luthier, sharing how his passion for design and tone led him to develop custom instruments that stand out in the boutique bass world. He discusses the challenges and rewards of handcrafting basses, the nuances of pickup construction, and how each element of an instrument contributes to its overall sonic character. The episode explores the evolution of boutique bass building, the importance of balancing aesthetics with functionality, and the meticulous craftsmanship that defines LeCompte Basses. Bud also reflects on his influences, the innovations shaping modern bass design, and what makes a great instrument truly special.Websitewww.lecomptebass.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/lecomptebass/https://www.instagram.com/lecomptepickups/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/LeCompteElectricBassYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/@lecompteelectricbass988______________________________________________________________________________________________More from The Bass ShedJerry Jemmott 15 Timeless BasslinesMake It Happen!: The Life and Times of The Groovemaster, Jerry Jemmott 2nd Edition including Human Livestock 2025 Amazon.comBack StageGet FeaturedSummer SoundwaveSupport the showInstagram / Twitter / Youtube / Website / BSA / View More Episodes
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  • EP 140 - Chris Hornung (Double Bassist / Educator / Zimmerman Publications)
    Send us a textIn this episode, host Ryan Roberts speaks with double bassist and educator Chris Hornung about the history of rock music. Key topics include the genre’s roots in Tin Pan Alley, country, and blues, as well as the influence of early pioneers like Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. A rock history instructor offers insights into rock’s evolution—from its emergence and impact on 1950s teenage culture to the industry's transformation through platforms like MTV and legislative changes such as the Telecommunications Act of 1996.The conversation explores cultural influences, shifting definitions of rock’s eras and movements, and the lasting impact of artists like Bob Dylan and David Bowie. Participants also examine the socio-economic factors that shaped rock’s rise, emphasizing its resilience against claims of obsolescence while celebrating its enduring legacy and the contributions of pivotal artists across decades.Zimmerman Publications____________________________________________________________In This EpisodeLemur MusicUse PromoCode THEBASSSHEDJerry Jemmott 15 Timeless BasslinesGet FeaturedSupport the showInstagram / Twitter / Youtube / Website / BSA / View More Episodes
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  • EP 139 - Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, WhiteSnake, DIO)
    Send us a textIn this engaging episode of The Bass Shed Podcast, legendary rock bassist Rudy Sarzo takes listeners on a journey through his musical origins, cultural adaptation, and career highlights. He shares stories about his early life in Los Angeles, his Cuban heritage, and the profound influence of American music—particularly after witnessing The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show. Reflecting on the unifying power of music, Rudy discusses pivotal moments in his career, including joining Ozzy Osbourne’s band and his unique post-show rituals. The conversation also delves into his relationships with other iconic bassists and the differences between progressive and song-oriented bands. Currently touring with Quiet Riot, Rudy looks forward to a follow-up interview to discuss the future of rock music. About Rudy Sarzo___________________________________________________________Episode Features:Jerry Jemmott 15 Timeless BasslinesLemur MusicSupport the showInstagram / Twitter / Youtube / Website / BSA / View More Episodes
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  • EP 138 - Lawrence Haber (Freelance Bassist, Music Director, Educator)
    Send us a textIn EP 138 of The Bass Shed Podcast, Host Ryan Roberts interviews bass player Lawrence Haber, who shares his musical journey, highlighting his introduction to music in New Jersey and his influences from renowned bassists of the 90s. He delves into bass playing techniques, emphasizing the significance of tempo, articulation, and creative chord structures in composition. Discussing various influential bassists, he reflects on their impact on songwriting and the recording process for projects like D'Angelo's "Voodoo." Haber also shares insights into his current work with Music Together, the yacht rock band Ready or Yacht, and collaborations with notable musicians including David Bryan from Bon Jovi. The interview concludes with Haber revealing details about his new single 'Gia' and future projects, alongside action items to share his upcoming releases and collaborative efforts.Lawrence Haber LinksWebsiteLatest single "Gia" on YoutubeLawrence Haber InstagramLawrence Haber Apple MusicLawrence Haber Spotify_____________________________Additional LinksMotown SoundBob Babbitt Tribute (Part 1)Bob Babbitt Tribute (Part 2)Jerry Jemmott 15 Timeless BasslinesLemur MusicGet Featured Support the showInstagram / Twitter / Youtube / Website / BSA / View More Episodes
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  • EP 137 - Steve Billman (Frank Gambale, Billy Cobham, Liza Minnelli, Alex Acuña)
    Send us a textIn the recent podcast chat, bassist and educator Steve Billman sat down with Ryan to explore his musical journey and teaching philosophy. A longtime faculty member at Los Angeles College of Music, Steve has performed and recorded with a wide range of artists across jazz, fusion, and contemporary styles including: Frank Gambale, Billy Cobham, Liza Minnelli, Daniel Ho, Tak Matsumoto, Alex Acuña, and Mike Stern.Their conversation started with their musical backgrounds and influences, with Steve sharing his move from Orange County to Los Angeles and his deep focus on rhythm studies for bass players. Steve discussed his innovative curriculum, which emphasizes odd time signatures and polyrhythms, drawing inspiration from South Indian music. Steve Billman also highlighted his self-published educational materials and his vision for Master Music Now, a platform designed to make learning more accessible.They touched on his band, Odd Dogs, the loss of a key member, and upcoming recording plans. Wrapping up, they exchanged recommendations for artists who specialize in complex rhythms and looked ahead to future collaborations. Steve Billman Links:WebisteOdd Dogs____________________________________________________________________________________Episode Features:Jerry Jemmott 15 Timeless Basslines Lemur Music Get Featured Support the showInstagram / Twitter / Youtube / Website / BSA / View More Episodes
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THE BASS SHED PODCAST is a collection of in-depth interviews with Double Bassists & Electric Bassists from all over the world. Hosted by Los Angeles freelance Bassist Ryan Roberts, each interview examines artistry, career, culture in a personal ad relaxed style. Rated in the top 10% of ALL podcasts in the world, and listened to in more than 80 countries, The Bass Shed Podcast is a valuable resource for every bassist of any genre.
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