I was fortunate to watch this show live. It took place near Khanna in Kolkata, perhaps in 2008. I hardly knew then that this girl would reach such heights, but I could make out that she is not just another ordinary kid. She did a massive performance that day. And of course nothing much to say about her super talented dad. Kudos to you Mohini !

I bet this is the coolest Indian dad... Honestly, it's kinda astonishing to see this type of talents at this age in India

The person inducting, I knew him as Shantanu Sir. He used to teach my friend. We would hop in, and he never did mind. A jolly good fellow with supreme singing prowess. He departed a couple of years back. this is in remembrance of him.

I recently met a bassist who says he can play everything Victor Wooten does. Well...he would shit himself seeing Mohini and her dad. Legends dont need statements of words when their legacy is of deeds. What a gift in her and God bless the dad for letting her grow. I wish I could touch his feet and have both of them bless my guitars...for they are Gods of this instrument.

I didn’t know Mohini’s dad was the one responsible for her amazing skills! He’s a baaad man!

Amazing. I can see where Mohini got all the talent from. Excellent solo by Sujoy Dey, unlike most boring Bass solo, i dug every moment of this. Very Stu Hamm esque playing. Loved it.

First time knowing that Indian has a great bass player in his age...awesome

@kalunaga1582

2 ай бұрын

There are many ... Keith peters , saahidharan muniyandi

Everyone in this comment section should know the drummer is moloy dey, the legend of Kolkata & brother of joy dey.. Now it's a family..

@mamuzouakpo376

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing!

Just stumbled across Mohini accidently and I wanted to know where she got her incredible talent from! This is just fantastic!!! Music definately runs through her family!!! 👌👌👌🙌🙌👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏❤❤❤

@michaelalando

3 жыл бұрын

This is me today - just stumbled upon a list of top fem bassists.

Throwback to this video.. this manifested Mohini and Marco Together.. thankyou for good music and dedication

Indian funk!!! Now I've seen everything!!! Amazing family!!! Thank you so much for this mind-blowing art!!! It feels so good!!!🎸👏🎸👏🥁👏

@indrasmith6819

2 жыл бұрын

🔊

This is rare in indian family! Inspiring truth!

Definitely runs through the family, incredible bass player. This is where moving got it all from. Amazing

I accidentally found Mohini the other day while surfing KZread. WOW! What a beautiful and amazingly talent young woman. She exhibited all of the talents a modern bass player should have plus a style and name that is memorable. Playing in a video with Guthrie Govan, Mohini received a huge applause when she took off on some Funk Bass Lines proving she is ready to emerge not only as a musician but as a Star Musician. One that is noted for playing with all of the most popular singers and bands. I wish Mohini good luck, your on your way. And thank you to her Father for giving his Little Girl the gift of music.

I have enjoyed listening to y'all's music (I'm from Texas) since around 2013. Mike Pope posted about Mohini about this time. In more recent years, I have learned a little bit about konnakol I find it fascinating. Almost without limits. Thanks for so much great music!

Sujoy , Proud of you dear. A great father and teacher . Thank you for Mohini . The Legend

Great guitarist in India. Father and daughter are awesome.

Indian classical on Bass is just awesome!

@MrDimwits

6 жыл бұрын

Very interesting player, Jonas Hellborg. He has a really useful little book called Chord Bassics.

@metalheadmonster666

5 жыл бұрын

Cliff Burton forever \m/

Not 2b complaining, but the title DID say "MOHINI With Her Dad!" BUT you can easily tell where she gets it from!

Mohini Dey's dad is a brilliant bass player! Mohini Dey learned everything from his dad!

@ChumkiMallick-os7bw

5 жыл бұрын

From her dad 😂

@ijlegofilms1633

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChumkiMallick-os7bw lol

@kartz2010

4 жыл бұрын

@Nemes Imre did you learn English from your dad?

@Nemes_Imre

4 жыл бұрын

Kartz K! My daughter is an English teacher in London in a high school,, but I don’t speak English, that’s why sorry but i am writing the comments with the google translator!

@created4el

3 жыл бұрын

A great teacher can teach many things. But there are a few things a teacher can't teach... and it is like that in music... that is how to be at one with your instrument. There's a difference between being able to play a song on an instrument and making that instrument sing from one's soul. But somehow, the Deys all seem to be able to make their instruments sing! Maybe it's genetics... maybe fate... or a gift from God (depending on one's worldview)... clearly a gifted family!

Now I know from where Mohini got such amazing touches and skills,the blood of his father runs through her veins ❤️👍

He's the Bomb . Nothing else to play on a Bass Guitar mate

Biggest fan of your's mohini .. very much love or respect from new delhi india ,u just making proud,hatts off to you and your father ( godfather) 💐💐

I was sad to hear that your father passed away…..condolences to your family….. may he rest in peace!

Amazing. Love both father and daughter. Apples always comes from a apple tree.

Like dad is the daughter well worth the training we can see where she gets her skill.

I didn't know Nicholas Maduro played bass under a pseudonym.

@rutendo8292

3 жыл бұрын

😆😁😄🤣😂😄😁

Simply Awesome 🙏😊Music makes people Great😊

So glad I found this channel! Love to the Dey family.

Very good Teacher to teach perfect music to his daughter 🙏🙏🙏God Bless you all 🙏🙏🙏

So awesome seeing them enjoy playing with such feel and passion

Perfect dad and a superb teacher

ohhhh!!!! the bass playes rockzz.........

WOW ! her talent her beauty and the name, A gift to this planet, hope you come to Aotearoa NZ

What a beast..the tone is so big and clear..

Blessed to have a great mastero like dad god bless Mohini

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree . :)

@sherwoodsmallidge9186

7 жыл бұрын

the apple became her own perfect tree omg she is the bees knees

@W.O.P.R

5 жыл бұрын

She's growing roots

@mitkokitkata

5 жыл бұрын

Fully agree :D

@stephengolden6080

Жыл бұрын

True That!🙂

@stephengolden6080

Жыл бұрын

Music Warriors of Peace!✌👍🤘🙂❤

Her dad was a damn good player too, what a family, wow

Esse homem é um exemplo de pai. Me orgulho disso , passar para seus filhos o que é bom.

Gifted family!! Stay blessed!!

If I am not wrong,my drummer friend Molly's younger brother.His daughter is one of the finest bass player in world.

Awesome!! Mohini got it honest! lol....w a ton of hard work too!

Amazing Dad and daughter.

jeff berlin + abraham laboriel cover in curry ..... Awesome

Simply superb. Using the Bass guitar as a percussion instrument

just 💥 just love 🌹 it is emotional MOMENT. if father and daughter played together.. that gives pure LOVING moment

It is life transforming to see different cultures making music. This is what we should be doing instead of allowing politicians to find differences between us so they can stay in control of us. Some day, we will learn how to live together without conflict 👈🏾

Wow like father like daughter 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Wow. I thought India is about Sitar and dance. Cool!

@mewtubeofficial

2 жыл бұрын

It used to be British colony and a major trade route since medieval times. But basically India is heavily into arts and culture and will pick up on anything. In Kolkata where this is taking place, every middle class kid is given some kind of music lesson. Kolkata was the capital of British India, so has a very old club and pub scene.

@richardcorreya2739

3 ай бұрын

And a billion badasses 😂

So much soul!!!!!!!!!!

My God !!!! I have no words

@susanboylefanable

5 жыл бұрын

Have you heard his daughter yet?!

Run, Plunk, Strum,Slap .... Awesome

Incredible Family of musicians

Very talented father and daughter

talented artist

awesome sir

Really amazing!

Indian culture fully supports virtuosity of its children.

lovely😊

Masterpiece 👌

Great

Great👍

Sir i want to learn bass from you...but just slap bass, i know some basic techniques, just need u to teach me slap bass...but i cant practise for 6 to 7 hrs per day, just 1 hr like 3 times a week...is that ok ?

La verdad es que son geniales!!!

Wouw. Your dad is so very cool

You can see the talent runs in the family.

Omg he is no words to describe just just just

Genetic gift from her father

Wow, fantastic basist!

Superb

Mohinis dad is t definition of humble. 🙏

Ok....is that Jaco's "chicken" bone that I pulled out of his pocket? LOL

WOW! The origins of History! This is just beautiful.

Good bass player, for surre. Very good bass player but this man is the best in the world. I mean the best "lover" in the world namely in one exactly moment he put the perfect combination of love into his seed, his seed of love, and boom, the shot, shot of love.😂😂 My nice way to congratulate you and i wanna let you know that you make my life happy. Onestly the Mohini playing is something celestial and divine. She is a poet. Sometime i try to imagine the big love quantity that works inside of her for play like she "play her sound", how much love moves inside her because the Mohini playing can inspire people all over the world to live a better life. Thanks all of you Dey family, namasté

well that explains...

Where was this gentleman all these years

Je comprends mieux pourquoi tu joues aussi bien

Musical Family absolutely ❤️

Super star

my guruji...

💓🙏🙏🙏🤘🏿 Great Papa

Очень талантливая семья! Мои искренние соболезнования вашей утрате.

It's good to see an Indian playing bass guitar so well at least some indians have good taste for music may her daughter pass down the gift to her own children's ❤

@DipayanPyne-wo8cx

4 жыл бұрын

So Indians who are not into bass don't have good taste in music ? Keep ur bs opinions to urself ...

Love you dushi klaske de jong 💋💕

Wow

How frustrating. I opened this video to watch Mohini play but instead her 'coach' took front stage. Maybe I got it wrong but the title said Mohini with dad.

Mohini 🌹

🔥🔥🔥👌🏿

Like father like daughter👍

Well that explains that...

😍

wow

Drummer goood

well that explains it

Proud

💥😍👍🤗👏🥰🔥

Where his house??

🙏😇Respect you.

I'm just curious; how did the American Funk of the seventies, find it's way into the hearts of todays' players from India? And I never knew Mohini Dey had a father who apparently is also, a learned and studied bass player(who apparently taught his daughter, all-or most-of what she knows)). I speak as an African-American bass player, who has seen the 'times' change; I never made it, the way some people have in this world-but I(and so many others from the Black community)had something to say on the bass guitar also-when it was all about the Funk. I'm in my 60s now, and for me, a lot of what used to inspire me is now just "old news", as far as bass playing goes; I believe all such is attributable to the fact that as you get older, you OUTGROW certain things-and-having experienced that which has already been(the funk and progressive R&B movements/music of the late 1960s to the mid 1980s), you look for something else to continually stimulate you to remain a musician. For me, that next level of stimulation came from jazz(which I began to play in the late 90s, after being with "the funk" for over twenty years). I also, never abandoned "the funk", but the physical demands of learning and playing jazz(through learning to play the upright bass), demanded and took more physical effort to learn-compared to being self-taught on the bass guitar(which I was)-coupled with the continual adversity I experienced from Satan and his emmisaries, who RULE THIS WORLD IN DARKNESS-well, it forced me to give a priority to the one(jazz)and relegate less time to the other(Funk and R&B); understand; I realize this may not be the case for everyone who decides to balance both worlds(straight-ahead Jazz and Funk)-but it was the case for me. And I still play jazz-but there is a "seal" around me(or is it within me?)to where I am no longer able to play the bass guitar(the funk)with the ease and level of facility that I once used to(which is another story in itself)-I also stopped playing music for about seven years(which, again, is also, another story, which I will not spend time here, talking about), having recently returned to the life of being a musician, some months ago. Why did I return to playing music(guess what?-another story which I won't go into at this time). With that-I hope someone/anyone who sees this will gain some type of insight from all of what I had to say, yes? And I know Satan's people are monitoring this-(in fact, they are now trying to PREVENT me from posting this)-but I don't care-I think all of what I had to say, falls under the aegis of being "confessional", where you just don't give a "fuck" anymore-and hope that someone will learn and be inspired from what someone my age(and with my experience)had to say, about all of what they have been through, in this life. And yes, I could write a book about so much of what I've seen and heard-and witnessed-but that's another matter, of which time will reveal, whether I should or should not write such a book. Hopefully someone has been enlightened therefore, by all of what I had to say, this day. P.S.: I also encounter adversity(from Satan and his invisible kingdom of demons)when playing the upright bass, and greatly so at that, but the adversity is greater, when I try to play the bass guitar; just thought someone would like to know this also... Posted 8 Nov 21.

@mewtubeofficial

2 жыл бұрын

Kolkata (where this is taking place) used to be capital of British India and had a very big club and pub scene since forever. Kolkata radio plays jazz, western classical as much as it does pop, Bengali and Hindi music. I used to have a folk/country band in early 2000s, so you could even go genre deep. Kolkata produces a phenomenal number of musicians and music training of some kind is must for every middle class kid.

@charlesbrazell2136

2 жыл бұрын

@@mewtubeofficial MIDDLE CLASS? I AM AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN WHO CAME FROM "CIRCUMSTANCES OF POVERTY"-LIKE MOST BLACKS OF MY AGE AND GENERATION-AND IN SPITE OF THIS WE MADE GREAT STRIDES-TO THE DEGREE THAT WE CREATED THIS MUSIC THAT OTHER PEOPLE AND NATIONS ARE NOW EMBRACING AS THEIR OWN-WITH AS YOU SAY A "MIDDLE CLASS" UPBRINGING, OF WHICH MOST BLACKS OF MY AGE AND GENERATION DID NOT COME FROM-NOR COULD RELATE TO(AND STILL CANNOT IN SOME CASES). 3-19-22.

@mewtubeofficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlesbrazell2136 I know the history of American music. Indian poor could never afford instruments like that. Indian poverty is of a different kind and scale. e.g. You can buy a very basic guitar with one day's minimum wage in USA. To buy an Indian harmonium or tabla, you have to give 3 months wage. In India labour is cheap. In America products are cheap. So you will get a lot of brilliant singers in all economic classes (singing doesnt cost a kidney), but not musicians. Having said that, it's actually so impressive how much music and arts the black Americans have contributed. Specially in terms of very distinct genres if you include reggae. The others being RnB, jazz, Hip hop. I think complex African drum sections could be the basis of this diversity.

@charlesbrazell2136

2 жыл бұрын

@@mewtubeofficial Let us be CLEAR about the HISTORY of the matter of which you speak-in spite of the fact that we may have been able to afford instruments your people were never able to afford, your people have risen in such numbers that they are able to come to this country and attain to an educated lifestyle(i.e. scientists and doctors)that my people, though we have been here for CENTURIES-have not, by VIRTUE OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF AN HISTORIC, AND CONTINUED, UNRELENTING OPPRESSION, been able to attain to-are we clear about that sir? Therefore do not play the "we have had to overcome hardship" or "we are middle-class" as though that somehow makes you better than us game with me! Because while you may know the "history" of American music, do you fully understand or know-or even care to know-the length, depth and breadth of the madness and oppressive circumstances me and my people have had to deal with-continually-since we were brought here, as slaves? When you are ready to deal with me on that level-then I will engage with you on a level of discussion that may be of mutual benefit to both your people and mine-which I don't believe is the case at this time-nor ever has been-if I am wrong about this, please ENLIGHTEN me as to the facts...3-19-22.

@mewtubeofficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlesbrazell2136 I didnt say we are middle class. We have all classes. But only middle class can afford instruments, because of the cost ratio. I have no comparisons to draw here. Obviously they are not comparable circumstances. I wanted to explain to you how the music is prevalent. Ours is a completely different history full of invasions but we were not transplanted. We are proud of who we are. You go be proud of who you are. I have no reason to belittle you. But may be looking at how races are constantly compared in USA, you thought that's where I was coming from. You picked up on a tone I didnt imply. On the contrary I thought you would excited that a city is invested in music. That's all. Don't feel bad. This was not written to make you feel bad.

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