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Guest Host: Christian McBride
Bassist and composer Christian McBride guest hosts Soundcheck.
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Grammy-winning bassist Oteil Burbridge is a member of the Allman Brothers Band, founding member of the Aquarium Rescue Unit, and one of our guest host Christian McBride's favorite electric bassists. Burbridge joins us to talk about all things bass. Plus, he plays live.
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Oteil Burbridge
About Soundcheck ®
Soundcheck® is WNYC’s on-air and online destination for new music, live performances and engaging conversations with artists, critics and tastemakers. Listeners start the conversation at Soundcheck.org and continue it with host John Schaefer every weeknight at 9 p.m. on 93.9 FM and WNYC.org.
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Comments [8]
"sady,i can only imagine the amount of african-americans under 30, who are into the allman bro's, has got to be very small." Come on, really - Jaimoe!!!
Some one posted this on the Allman Brothers website. What a great interview and performances. The shared passion for the bass between these 2 just pours through. Great Job!
Hey Christian, that was some sick playing by you and you wanted Oteil to take it easy on you??? You both sound great!
yo christian,you sound[the speaking voice], a bit like playthell benjamin.
sady,i can only imagine the amount of african-americans under 30, who are into the allman bro's, has got to be very small.
this is the baddest and best show i have heard in a long time and that is no
offense to the wonderful John Shaefer. The combo of the host actually playing
a gig with a guest is riveting and sooo cool. this is the real deal!
That was badass! Two of the best bass players in the world jamming together. Wow, what a treat. Thanks Soundcheck. I've loved Oteil since the ARU days and McBride is one of my all time favs as well.
where da' hell is everyone ? you bozos are missing this...!
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