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Larry Graham. Born: August 14, 1946 Beaumont, Texas. Larry Graham was born in Beaumont, Texas. Both of his parents were accomplished musicians. He pioneered the art of slap-pop playing on the electric bass to provide percussive and rhythmic elements in addition to the notes of the bass line when his mother decided she would no longer include a ...
2. Juli 2020 · As a member of Sly and the Family Stone, Larry Graham helped popularize the slap-bass technique with hits like “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” and “Dance to the Music.”. He developed the unmissable, percussive approach — Graham calls it “thumpin’ and pluckin’” — while playing in a trio with his mother in San Francisco.
Larry Graham, Jr., född 14 augusti 1946 i Beaumont, Texas, är en amerikansk sångare, musiker och låtskrivare. Han är mest känd som basist i det inflytelserika soul - och funkbandet Sly and the Family Stone och som grundare och frontman i bandet Graham Central Station . Graham anges ofta som den som uppfann "slap and pop"-tekniken för ...
Larry Graham: 40-55-75-95; Mark King: 30-50-70-90; Marcus Miller: 45-65-80-105-130 (5 strings) Victor Wooten: 40-55 -75 -95; Our Recommendations. Below are our recommendations for strings that are best for popping and slapping. These strings are the most commonly used by bassists wanting to get that percussive sound that is loud, bright, and ...
1. Apr. 2019 · Larry Graham Jr. (born August 14, 1946) is an American bass guitar player and singer, both with the psychedelic soul/funk band Sly and the Family Stone, and ...
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19. Sept. 2014 · Slap Bass Riff #2 – Thankyou Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin. This funk classic from Sly & The Family Stone was one of the first popular recorded examples of the slap technique on electric bass, courtesy of the bass legend Larry Graham. This is a fairly simple line but the space and articulations require special focus on the time feel. Sheet ...
Vor 3 Tagen · Funk bassist Larry Graham is credited with inventing the slap and pop technique on the electric bass guitar. The story as I read it somewhere is that he was trying to “emulate” a drum set while his band was looking for a drummer (something like that). Larry Graham played with “Sly and the Family Stone, Prince, and Graham Central Station” (to name a few).
