Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Best mug shot on the site! This transcription is probably the hardest one off the album to read and to play. Some interesting harmonic twists and tempo changes. This is ‘Parson Nathaniel/The Spirit Of Man’ from Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Six of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds is an instrumental mood piece called ‘The Red Weed Pt.1’.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part 5 of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds features Chris Thompson from Manfred Mann’s Earth Band on vocals. It was apparent, at the end of the this track, that the Earth belonged to the Martians.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Four of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds’ introduced many of us to the velvet voice and dreadful haircut of Justin Hayward. A Rock ballad, this one is the easiest read off the album (with the exception of the second epilogue).

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Three of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The World introduces David Essex as the unnamed ‘Artillery Man’.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers The second transcription from Jeff Waynes Musical Version of The War of The Worlds. ‘Horsell Common and The Heat Ray’. Those of us who were young enough to be impressed by such things in the late 70s can recall the sound of the cylinder unscrewing. Great theatre but THAT bass line…

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers ‘No-one would have believed, in the last days of 2020, that a transcribers affairs were being watched from the timeless whirls of the internet’. Herbie Flowers was a renowned session player in the 1970s and, amongst his many appearances, he recorded with David Bowie, T. Rex, Lou Reed, Petula Clark, Bryan…

Bass Player: Geddy Lee Another tune from the 1980 Rush album ‘Permanent Waves’, this transcription features Geddy Lee’s bass part for the tune ‘Freewill’. A real Prog fest with time signature changes on almost every bar!! 6:4, 7:4, 4:4, 3:4 – it’s all in there. Much easier to read if you know the track!

Bass Player: Mark Egan Previously credited in error to Jaco Pastorius, further research and a damn good thrashing on BAsschat has revealed that the player on this track is former Pastorius student, Mark Egan. Egan was the original bass player with the Pat Metheny Group and has performed with a myriad of other players across…

Bass Player: Jaco Pastorius When Jaco first hit the scene in around 1976, his influence was pretty universal and everyone wanted a piece of the magic. Jaco was appearing on individual tracks in all sorts of strange places, not as a band member but as a featured sideman or session player, weaving a little bit…