As The Who's legendary bassist, John Entwistle was a key architect of the band's sound. His stoic stage appearance - standing still, tucked neatly behind his dynamic bandmates, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend - belied a massive sonic presence.Early in his career, Entwistle fantasised about the guitars and basses he would one day own. As The Who became successful, he began to realise that dream, obtaining a wide variety of bass and electric guitars from top manufacturers like Fender, Gretsch, Rickenbacker, Warwick and Gibson.The collection Entwistle left behind when he died in 2002 - hundreds of basses and guitars, all of them outstanding examples of the form - is nothing short of astonishing. It includes many of his favourite 'playing' guitars - the Fender bass he used to record 'My Generation', the Rickenbacker he used on 'Tommy' - as well as numerous collector editions and custom built pieces, some never played and each worth a small fortune.Bass Culture is a display of the finest pieces from Entwistle's collection, complete with the personal notes he kept on each of them.
Bass Culture: The Collection of John Entwistle
- 作者： Karl Sydow
- 出版社： Sanctuary P
- 出版日期： 2004-05-01
- ISBN碼： 9781860745935
- 編號： 2039770002110
$ 1,258 元
原價 1,398
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$1,258