Rush - Red Barchetta Bass/Synths Cover
Bass play through of Rush’s Red Barchetta from Moving Pictures, released in 1981 with the amazing Geddy Lee on bass.
Recorded direct with bassless track
Keys sounds from Allan Lobo
Rickenbacker 4003
D’Addario Nickel EXL170 Strings
Tech 21 NYC Geddy Lee YYZ Pedal
EBS Multicomp
Shure GLX-D+ Wireless System
Roland PK-5
Cantabile
Пікірлер: 32
Solid performance. You did a fantastic job! Awesome bass playing!
Sounds awesome bro... long live the greatest band on earth!
Nice!!!
Nailed it! Great tone!
Killer tone & great job!
Well done, indeed.
hell yeah, bro!
Perfect playing and tones. Well done.
Very, very, very well done son! From an old Dutch fart and Rush-fan for 50 years.
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thank you so much!!
Awesome job! You look like me 20 years ago, I have the same PK-5 and multiple 4003/4004 bases. We used to cover that (and other) Rush songs, people don't realize that it's difficult to maintain your balance on one foot, while playing.
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thank you!! Sounds like a killer collection. And yes.. it is challenging to maintain balance…
This is great quality and performance.
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot!!
Way to go bro 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice playing, great sound
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thank you!!!
Epic!
wicked tones
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Many thanks!
Amazing performance💪🏽💪🏽
Your bass and foot synths are inspired nailed to the point of perfection well done!!! 👌
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thank you!!
Solid.
Ive been playing these songs for decades. Its cool to see younger generations trying to keep these old songs that are very much out of style alive on KZread but i would just try and develop your own style man. There is only one geddy lee. Geddy was extremely original. That was the whole thing about him. He developed all this stuff by himself and wasnt copying anyone. Instruments in general are not popular like they used to be. Rock music is a dying breed. Try to find ways to do something unique with it instead of just repeating what was done decades ago. Just some helpful advice to think about 👍
@belalugrisi1614
Ай бұрын
I believe he cites Chris Squire as a big influence.
@trenken
Ай бұрын
@@belalugrisi1614 geddy? Yes he was influenced by chris, but he didnt try to be him. Geddy was geddy from the very start. He is a very different bass player on those early rush albums than chris who was a pick player and had a much different style. The kid that posted this video is young but he is a good player. I hope he doesnt spend his entire time as a musician trying to be geddy. Geddy was in a classic rock band which is gone now and it cant be replicated. The music industry desperately needs unique musicians to bring something new and inject some life into a dead musical landscape.
@belalugrisi1614
Ай бұрын
@@trenken Very well said. The best musicians put THEIR personality into their music! Best to ya!
@trenken
Ай бұрын
@@belalugrisi1614 yes definitely. Like jacob moon did with his subdivisions cover. So great. Rush themselves loved it and invited him to perform at their canadian hall of fame induction. Best rush cover ever.
@belalugrisi1614
Ай бұрын
@@trenken Thanks! Will look for that!
Wowowow!!! You’re my kind of Rush fan. Rickenbacker bass and the keyboard part on pedals-that’s hard core. IMHO Geddy’s very best bass tone was on the Rick so it’s really fun seeing you cover this song on that bass. Absolutely nailed the song, too.
@PrestonHunsinger
Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot!!! I appreciate your continued support :)