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In 1977 he joined Blood Sweat & Tears and recorded David Clayton-Thomas ' first solo album. In 1978, he went on tour with Larry Carlton. That led him to move to the West Coast where, following recommendations from Carlton, he met Mike Post and other composers and started doing sessions. Since 1979, Stubenhaus performed on more than 600 albums ...
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Neil Stubenhaus. Neil Stubenhaus (* 18. Juli 1953) ist ein US-amerikanischer Musiker. Seine musikalische Laufbahn begann zunächst als Schlagzeuger, mit 12 Jahren entschied er sich, Bassgitarrist zu werden. Er studierte am Berklee College of Music. Dieses Studium schloss er 1975 ab. Danach folgten einige Gastauftritte bei schon bekannten oder ...
16. Jan. 2019 · Neil Stubenhaus - bassVinnie Colaiuta - drumsMichael Landau - guitarDavid Garfield - keyboards0:00 Intro0:48 I'm Buzzed7:26 Aliens Ripped My Face Off16:22 Se...
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Growing up in Bridgeport, Connecticut, Stubenhaus began his musical journey at the age of seven by playing drums. He later picked up the guitar and eventually switched to bass during his teenage years. After performing with local bands and then touring with Little Anthony and the Imperials, he took time off the road to attend Berklee College of Mus...
With a diverse background in R&B, rock, and jazz, Stubenhaus is the kind of bass player that most of us aspire to be. Not only does he excel at all styles of music, he has the technical chops that would inspire anyone to take to the practice shed. As a trained musician and graduate of Berklee College of Music, there’s no doubt that he’s in the same...
“Mellow Out”
While this track seems decisively non-mellow, it grooves hard thanks to Stubenhaus’ playing. Showing off his technical slap and pop chops, he drives the song with his strong sense of timing, his ability to lock in with the drummer, and his attention to dynamic shifts in energy. He provides an active, yet incredibly responsive compliment to Carlton’s soloing by enthusiastically executing the bass line, switching to a busier part at the apex of the solo, and then immediately taking it down a no...
“You’re The One”
Beginning with a main theme based on the root, 5th, and 6th, Stubenhaus’ playing exhibits both precision and groove. He plays with an articulate attack during the verses, with short notes to add a bounce-like feel to the song. Opening up during the choruses, he extends the length of his notes, adding slides and accents, and gracefully leads the band through the changes. While the tonality of this record is quite a departure from The Temptations’ classic “Motown Sound,” it certainly isn’t lack...
“The Lonely Jew On Christmas”
A slightly unconventional record, its satirical take on musical theater and cartoon television proves that there are plenty of opportunities for session players to diversify their musical portfolio. Stubenhaus’ experience and maturity as a player, as well as his resume with other Broadway-style artists, makes him the perfect call for a record that requires subtly and precision. He provides the perfect backdrop for the lyrics and dialogue of this track thanks to his intentional note choices an...
Just a small selection of the recordings he has performed on include Keep Your Eye on Me by Herb Alpert, Amigos by Paul Anka, Love Is Gonna Getcha by Patti Austin, Isn’t She Great by Burt Bacharach, The Complete Gold Castle Masters by Joan Baez, Rapture by Anita Baker, Can You Feel It by Ray Barretto, Legendary Performer by Shirley Bassey, Masterpieces: Best of the GRP Years by David Benoit ...
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