2011 Jazz Bass
2011 Jazz Bass
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 2011 USA Fender American Special Jazz Bass Black Maple Neck J Bass Mint Mint  US $849.00
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 2011 Fender Jazz Bass Body MIM US $250.00
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 2011 FenderR Custom Shop 64 Jazz BassR Sunburst 4725 US $2,699.99
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 Fender 60s Road Worn Jazz Bass 3 Tone Sunburst US $900.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Olympic White Rosewood J Bass Mint US $1,049.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz J Bass Sunburst Rosewood Neck Unplayed US $1,389.00
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 BC JAZZ BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES TOBACCO SUNBURST US $129.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Candy Cola Rosewood J Bass Mint US $1,049.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Special Jazz Bass Sunburst Rosewood J Bass Mint Mint US $849.00
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 BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES BLACK NEW US $119.00
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 New USA Fender American Std J Bass® Fretless Sunburst US $1,299.99
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 New USA Fender ® 62 Jazz Bass Olympic White US $1,499.99
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 Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 4 String Electric Bass 2011 Black Cherry Burst US $1,599.99
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 BC JAZZ BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES SUNBURST TUNER US $139.00
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 2011 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Charcoal Frost US $1,149.00
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 2006 Fender Jaguar Bass Guitar Hot Rod Red Upgrades Fret Dressed Super Shape US $899.99
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 2006 Fender 50th Diamond Anniversary JAZZ BASS GUITAR Mint Cond w Silver Case US $1,299.99
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 2001 Fretless Fender Jazz Bass MIM US $439.00
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 2011 Fender 60th Anniversary P Bass Precision Bass SAVE BIG Demo Model US $1,299.99
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 Fender Custom Shop 2011 Adam Clayton Masterbuilt P Bass Precision Bass Guitar US $5,199.99
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 Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar 4String Bass in Sunburst US $199.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Electric Bass Rosewood Fretboard Triburst US $1,249.99
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 FENDER American Standard Precision Bass 2011 US $1,249.99
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 2007 2008 FENDER JAPAN 62 Jazz Bass LEFT HANDED JB62 LH 3TS 325076202 US $989.99
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 NAMM Silver Star 4 String Electric Bass Guitar P bass J bass US $81.00
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 NEW Schecter Diamond J Jazz Bass Guitar DEMO SALE ONLY ONE Vintage White US $429.99
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 2005 Fender USA American Bass Red Guitar w Maple Neck Rose Wood Finger Board US $899.95
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 2011 USA Fender Highway One Jazz Bass Sunburst Rosewood J Bass Mint Unplayed1 US $749.00
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 Fender USA Standard Or MIM Upgrade Jazz Bass Control Plate Used VGC US $37.95
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 2011 USA Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz J Bass Olympic White Rosewood Neck US $1,389.00
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 SILVER BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES NEW US $119.00
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Rosewood Fingerboard Black USA US $1,249.99
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 Fender American Vintage 75 Jazz Bass Natural 2011 US $1,799.99
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 2011 FENDER AMERICAN DELUXE PRECISION BASS 60TH ANNIVUSA DLX PBASS 875 lbs US $1,349.00
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 DE ROSA ACOUSTIC BASS GUITAR 4 STRING GIG BAG XTRAS US $199.00
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 JAZZ BASS TAB BOOK II Walking bass lines method series for the electric bass US $18.95
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 JAZZ BASS TAB BOOK I walking bass lines to the blues in 12 keys electric bass US $18.95
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 BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES RED NEW US $119.00
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 2011 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Black SAVE US $1,149.00
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 Aim LOw Audio Tee Shirt Ibanez Jazz Bass Amp Fender US $12.99
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 2011 Fender American Deluxe Jazz Bass Natural Maple Neck JBass US $1,699.99
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 2011 Fender American Special Jazz Bass Candy Apple Red Maple Neck J Bass MINT US $849.00
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 STORE DEMO BLOWOUT Hamer Velocity Bass ACTIVE LIGHTWEIGHT FAST PLAYING NECK US $399.00
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 2011 USA Fender Highway One Jazz Bass 3 Tone Sunburst Rosewood J Bass Unplayed1 US $749.00
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 2011 Fender US Vintage 62 Jazz Bass 100 Unplayed SAVE US $1,399.00
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 Spector USA Coda 5 String Serial 3 2011 NAMM BASS US $2,519.00
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 Fender Standard Jazz Bass MN 3 Tone Sunburst w gigbag US $549.00
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 Fender American Special Jazz Bass Rosewood Fingerboard 3 Tone Sunburst NEW US $798.00
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 NEW Fender American Special Jazz Bass White J Bass US $999.99
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 NEW Fender American Special Jazz Bass Sunburst J Bass US $999.99
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 Fender Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar Bass Spc HB Black US $299.99
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 2011 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Black MINT SAVE US $1,139.00
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 New Fender ® Active Jazz Bass® J Bass V Five String Brown Sunburst US $799.99
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 New Fender ® 70s Jazz Bass® Rosewood Fretboard 3 Color Sunburst US $849.99
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 New Fender ® 60s Jazz Bass® Rosewood Fretboard Black US $799.99
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 BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR WITH ACCESSORIES BLUE NEW US $119.00
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 FENDER JAZZ BASS AMERICAN SPECIAL OLYMPIC WHITE UPGRADED BABICZ BRIDGE US $700.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Black Maple Neck J Bass Mint Mint US $1,049.00
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 FENDER AMERICAN STANDARD J BASS WHITE ROSEWOOD US $1,299.99
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 Rickenbacker 4003 Bass Fireglo 2011 US $1,949.99
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 Fender USA Standard Or MIM Upgrade Jazz Bass Control Plate Factory Second New US $47.45
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 NEW Peavey Millennium 5 Bass Guitar Blue Quilt Top 5 String Free Shipping US $224.99
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 Fender American Special Jazz Bass RW Frbd Sunburst US $799.00
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 Fender Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar 4String Bass Red US $199.99
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 2010 2011 FENDER JAPAN 1962 Reissue JAZZ BASS JB62 US OCR MIJ 325370902 US $1,049.99
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 BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR AMP STAND ACCESSORIES US $179.00
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 2011 Fender American Standard Jazz 5 String Bass Cola Finish Maple Fretboard US $1,299.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz J Bass Black Rosewood Neck Unplayed US $1,389.00
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 2011 USA Fender American Deluxe Precision P Bass Sunburst Rosewood Neck US $1,399.00
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 BC PRECISION BASS GUITAR ACCESSORIES STAND NEW US $139.00
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 2011 Fender 55 Precision Bass Relic Custom Shop Blonde US $2,479.99
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 New Fender ® Deluxe Active Precision P Bass Special Maple Fretboard Black US $699.99
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 Jazz Bass Book The Blues in 12 Keys bass tab edition US $18.95
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 GL US ASAT 4 String Bass Ltd Limited Edition Korina only 100 made In Stock US $1,699.99
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 2011 American Special Fender JAZZ BASS NECK USA US $429.00
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 New Fender® American Special Jazz Bass Guitar in Black US $979.99
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 Jazz walking Bass method Books I II III complete set Bass Tab Ed US $49.95
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 2011 Fender Standard 5 String Jazz Bass Guitar Nearly New 5147 US $664.95
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 New USA Fender ® American Special Jazz Bass J Bass Candy Apple Red US $999.99
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 Fender Mexican Standard Jazz Bass in Brown Sunburst 2011 US $599.99
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Atlantis Quartet guitarist Zacc Harris interviewed by Dwight Hobbes
Zacc Harris/Atlantis Quartet -- Interview
Dwight Hobbes/Twin Cities Daily Planet
For wild and crazy jazz that is all that—from the swinging to the serene, missing nothing in between—put your last money, honey, on Atlantis Quartet. Their complex switch time signatures will, smooth as a con job, mold and sculpt melodic figures with audacious invention and, in general, leave you wondering whether it's actually legal to be that hellified. The band is Brandon Wozniak (sax), Zacc Harris (guitar), Chris Bates (bass), and Pete Henning (drums). Their 2007 debut Again, Too Soon vaulted Atlantis Quartet straightaway to prominence on the Twin Cities circuit. In a relative blink of an eye (considering how long it takes groups to get anywhere all), they've become a national act and have released the virtually hypnotic tour de force Animal Progress. The band is known for their annual performances of classic albums like John Coltrane's A Love Supreme in 2008, Herbie Hancock's Headhunters in 2009 and Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy last year. Should be interesting, indeed, to see what they come up with for 2011. Momentum Series view counter The weekend before their upcoming return to the Artists' Quarter, Zacc Harris, after an early evening Sunday night gig, then a late night gig back-to-back, answered several interview questions by e-mail. What're you guys been doing nationally? So far, we haven't gotten out on the road that much. It's a lot tougher to do these days, between the economy, high gas prices, and the state of the music industry. We did a short tour down to Illinois and Missouri a couple of years ago that went well. This April, we'll be going out on the road for a week or so, with dates in Madison, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and New York City on the books so far. We have received some nice reviews from national magazines though, like Bill Milkowski's in JazzTimes. How was it doing the weekly gig at Turf Club? With it re-opening, will the band be back there on a regular basis? The Clown Lounge gig was really great for Atlantis Quartet. In December 2009, the room expanded from just Mondays to Tuesday jazz as well, and Atlantis was essentially the Tuesday regular act, playing three times a month typically. That much time performing together really makes a difference, especially with some of our material which is complex and involved. Now all of our music has a more liberated quality because we know the tunes and each other so well. We have explored the places we used to go with those tunes so much that we can't help but take the music to new corners now. It's a real shame that the Clown Lounge has been shut down, especially Fat Kids on Mondays, which was a real pillar of the creative music scene in this town. It does not look like the Clown will be opening back up for jazz. The group has stayed together since its inception. Not easy to do. It has been a while. Fall of 2006 is when we started. The only member change has been on bass with Chris joining in 2008. You are right, keeping a jazz group together is difficult to do, especially keeping it working and growing. There are a number of groups in town that have been together for many years, but only perform a few times a year and continue to play the same material. The point of Atlantis Quartet is to exploit the power and possibilities of four musicians working together as a collective on a regular basis. We have at least one new composition every show we do. For these Artists' Quarter shows, we'll be debuting three or four new compositions. Because of the time and commitment we have given this band, the music, and each other, we are able to do things with the music that a pickup band just couldn't do. It's a real joy and honor to be able to have a project like this. Everybody else hogged all the songwriting for Animal Progress and only let Chris Bates contribute one cut? Didn't he eat all his spinach at dinner? Ha! Chris writes in bursts. He only had one tune for us. For [the] record. at the time. He's been eating his spinach lately, and we'll be doing a couple new ones by him this weekend. I've always found it interesting that rock bands and such can take for practically ever to do an album. Jazz cats always seem to just get in there, hit it and quit it. Jazz albums typically are recorded live or with very little overdubbing. This usually means that it's roughly mixed already just from tracking, plus jazz musicians are typically go about playing with dynamics, et cetera, and the music is improvised, so there's more wiggle room for what gets laid down. Animal Progress took two days of tracking and two or three days of mixing. That was a little long, actually. We've all done some records in a day. You guys did this one in two days at the Terrarium in Minneapolis. Any real difference for you, personally, between getting up on stage to do a set and going in the studio to record? The Terrarium is great. My favorite studio in town that I've used so far. Jason is a fantastic engineer, and his rock experience and aesthetic was really great for the material on Animal Progress. We'll definitely be working with them again. What's next for Atlantis Quartet? Well, we're doing a tour out to the east coast in April, thinking about our next album, possibly a live recording, and hoping to get out on the road a little more this year, maybe even overseas. Hopefully, we'll continue to grow musically and play more often, in more places, and for more audiences.
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