Great bass player, very sad news....
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RIP T-Bone Wolk
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He was my neighbor in Vermont up until moving to NYC a few years ago. Really great, down-to-earth guy. And could play the hell out of any instrument, it seemed. He'll be remembered as a first rate bassist, but his mandolin, accordian, and guitar playing were all world-class.
There's a great story that illustrates his talent as well as sense of humor... He was playing on an Elvis Costello session, finished doing a perfect one-take bass overdub track, and Elvis said he thought the track was "too perfect." He asked T-Bone if he could play it again, but "a little less pro-sounding." T-Bone, amused, didn't miss a beat. He quickly flipped his bass around, and did another one-take track, playing his bass upside-down and left-handed. They kept and used that track. (Sorry, I don't know what song it is...)
Very sad news. He was too young and will be missed majorly.
-Pete
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There's a great story that illustrates his talent as well as sense of humor... He was playing on an Elvis Costello session, finished doing a perfect one-take bass overdub track, and Elvis said he thought the track was "too perfect." He asked T-Bone if he could play it again, but "a little less pro-sounding." T-Bone, amused, didn't miss a beat. He quickly flipped his bass around, and did another one-take track, playing his bass upside-down and left-handed. They kept and used that track. (Sorry, I don't know what song it is...)
Very sad news. He was too young and will be missed majorly.
-Pete
www.weissy.com
www.verdantstudio.com
www.weisstronauts.com
Fantastic story! I wish there was a Web site/book/or article even that collected all these great recording session anecdotes.pwrb wrote:There's a great story that illustrates his talent as well as sense of humor... He was playing on an Elvis Costello session, finished doing a perfect one-take bass overdub track, and Elvis said he thought the track was "too perfect." He asked T-Bone if he could play it again, but "a little less pro-sounding." T-Bone, amused, didn't miss a beat. He quickly flipped his bass around, and did another one-take track, playing his bass upside-down and left-handed. They kept and used that track. (Sorry, I don't know what song it is...)
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