Fretless Jazz Bass
Fretless Jazz Bass
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 Fender Jazz Fretless Bass Burgundy  US $350.00
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 Fender Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass Guitar Sunburst US $1,000.00
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 VINTAGE 1973 FENDER JAZZ BASS 73 FENDER JAZZ BASS PROJECT US $1,000.00
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 Fender American Fretless Jazz Bass New US $1,045.00
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 Mufler The Bass Guitar Mute for that Jazz Sound US $12.50
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 CUSTOM 4 STRING JAZZ BASS FREE GIG BAG WITH BUY IT NOW PURCHASE US $199.00
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 JC Basses Custom fretless US $1,200.00
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 MOSES Fretless Jazz Bass Neck w Tuners fits Fender Basses US $234.99
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 RARE 1963 FENDER JAZZ BASS FRETLESS US $13,999.00
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 1988 Fender Japan 62 Reissue Fretless Jazz Bass Black RARE MIJ J FL US $699.00
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 1997 American made fretless Fender jazz bass neck US $250.00
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 Fender Fretless Jazz Bass Made in Mexico US $250.00
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 Fender Precision Elite Fretless Bass 1983 US $750.00
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 Custom jazz Bass Guitar 5 V Fretless Bartolini Fender Ken Smith Strings Gold NR US $299.99
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 Fender Jazz Bass Fret Less Very Good Condition Includes Case US $127.50
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 4 string fretless bass with active pickups US $61.00
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 Warwick Corvette Standard 4 fretless German US $800.00
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 Squier Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz Bass US $72.00
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 Stellah SJB 750 5 String Jazz Electric Bass Guitar Spalted Maple Top New US $219.99
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 TDavis Custom Bass Left Handed Lefty US $550.00
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 FENDER FRETLESS JAZZ BASS SPECIAL BLACK MIJ W OHSC US $660.00
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 Epiphone Zenith Fretted Acostic Electric Bass Guitar Semi Hollow Black Flametop US $679.00
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 Fender Fretless Jazz Bass MIM Made In Mexico US $400.00
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 Fender Tony Franklin Fretted White P Bass Guitar US $1,699.99
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 EMG JHZ Stacked Ceramic Two Pickup Neck Bridge Set for J Bass Guitar Black NEW US $99.00
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 New USA Fender American Std J Bass® Fretless Sunburst US $1,299.99
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 EMG JX Set X Series J Bass Ceramic Neck Bridge Pickup Set w Preamp Volume Tone US $179.00
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 CertainBass Custom Jazz or Precision style basses made to order 4 to 8 weeks US $585.00
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 Warwick Limited 2010 Corvette Neck Thru Ziricote Top Electric Bass Guitar w Case US $2,545.75
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 1979 80 81 Fender Precision Bass Great Vintage US $1,449.99
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 Peavey Foundation FL US $200.00
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 MTD Kingston Heir Fretless Bass Guitar Trans Cherry Ebonol US $979.00
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 2007 Fender Fretless Jazz Bass MIM Made in Mexico J bass US $499.00
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 Lotus 4 String Fretless Electric Bass US $299.99
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 Fender Fender Japan JBD 62 Fretless Sunburst Jazz Bass Guitar MIJ US $355.66
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 Squier® by Fender® Vintage Modified Jazz J Bass® Fretless RW in 3 Color Sunburst US $299.00
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 EMG PJX Set Active PX LJX Bass Ceramic Short Coil Pickup Set w Preamp Vol Tone US $179.00
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 IBANEZ GWB1005 NTF Gary WILLIS Signature Electric BASS Guitar w Hard Shell Case US $3,499.00
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 CertainBass Worlds Greatest Varitone on a Fender Jazz Bass Plate NEW US $112.00
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 NEW FENDER® 3 TONE AMERICAN STANDARD RW JAZZ BASS® US $1,299.99
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 2001 Fretless Fender Jazz Bass MIM US $439.00
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 FENDER JAPAN FRETLESS JAZZ BASS JB62 FL Modified MIJ 325137002 US $859.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Black Am Std JBass R Black US $1,299.99
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 1985 Pedull Buzz Bass w hard case US $975.00
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 PARTS FRETLESS BASS GUITAR WITH GIG BAG US $299.00
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 Fender Am Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Black Rosewood US $1,299.99
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 Fender Standard Fretless Jazz Bass Guitar Black Rosewood Fretboard US $599.99
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 Fender 2012 American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Black Rosewood Fingerboard US $1,349.99
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 Fender Std Fretless Jazz Bass Black Rosewood US $599.99
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 CertainBass Jazz Bass VARITONE w Master Hi End Roll Off or Blend on Jazz Plate US $152.00
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 Fender American Stdd Jazz Bass Fretless 3TSunburst Rswd US $1,299.99
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 CertainBass Worlds Greatest Varitone 6 Positions NEW Just the Varitone itself US $68.00
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 Fender Tony Franklin Fretted P Bass Gold Amber Ebony US $1,699.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless 3 Tone Sunburst Rosewood Fretboard US $1,299.99
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 MTD Kingston Bass 4s Saratoga RW TS with hard case BARELY B STOCK US $525.00
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 MTD Kingston Bass LEFTY 5s Artist MP Satin Amber BARELY B STOCK US $675.00
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 CertainBass Jazz Bass STEREO Retrofit w TWIN VARITONES US $192.00
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 CertainBass ELITA Model One top of the line Jazz Certain Bass made w precision US $1,545.00
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 EMG J Bass Guitar Pickup Set BLACK US $144.95
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 1984 87 Fender Jazz Bass Fretless Made In Japan with Fender Hard Case US $1,090.00
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 Fender Japan 62 Reissue Lined Fretless Jazz B JB62 FL US $1,289.00
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 Fender Standard Fretless Jazz Bass Guitar Brown Sunburst Rosewood Fretboard US $599.99
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 Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass w Mighty Mite Jazz Neck US $305.00
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 GL L 1000 Fretless Bass Guitar US $1,200.00
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 Fender Std Fretless Jazz Bass Brown Sunburst Rosewood US $599.99
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 MTD Kingston Heir Fretless Bass Guitar Tobacco Sunburst Ebonol US $979.00
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 Fender Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass Black US $1,699.99
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 Fender Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass Black US $1,699.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Rosewood Fingerboard Black USA US $1,249.99
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 Roscoe FL SKB 3005 Box Elder Burl Ebony fretless NEW OLD STOCK Reduced 3009 US $3,325.00
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 CUSTOM 2005 CARVIN 5 STRING BASS LB75PF FREE SHIPPING IN CONTINENTAL USA ONLY US $1,299.99
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 Fender Japan Left Handed Fretless Jazz Bass JB62 FL LH US $1,238.00
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Set Rosewood Fingerboard3 Color SB US $1,299.99
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 Fender Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass Fretless Sunburst NICE US $1,799.00
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 SX Ursa 2 JR MN 3TS Fretless Short Scale Bass Guitar w Free Carry Bag DVD US $119.95
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass No Rsv Mint US $999.00
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 MTD Kingston Heir Fretless Bass Trans Cherry Ebonol US $979.00
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 Vintage Modified Jazz Bass Fretless US $299.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Sunburst US $1,299.99
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 Fender American Standard Jazz Bass Fretless Black Rswd US $1,299.99
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Ganga's Best Downbeat And Chill Out Music Picks
So within a few months I will have a new Ganga album ready.
As of now its not certain whether or not its going to be an actual album or the smaller sibling called an EP. It all depends how I am going to fit these last couple of tracks together. There are still quite a few openings left to be filled out – or left out.
However one thing is certain. Its going to be a little less electronic and a bit more vocal than "More light please". That album was the most electronic Ganga album, and it was a reaction on the previous two more down tempo and more acoustic album. Already the second album "Dont wake me up", took a more electronic direction than the debut album "I dream about trees" released on Music For Dreams 2005.
This is a normal direction I think, to go the other way once in a while. Unless you are only thinking about staying in your niche and keeping the same audience. This is important of course – keeping people interested, but it should never be the main concern for the artist. That way the content would loose all connections to the origin of the material. The actual material will start to mean less and less, and eventually over time people will notice this and start loosing interest. Just as the artist would do if his label urged him to go in a direction he didn't like.
One obvious advantage of being your own label boss. Downside is that the filter is gone, and you need to reach out to your colleagues or similar artists/friends to get the feedback that you used to get from your label. Anyway, to make a long story short, the new album "Gaia" is a more vocal experience than any of the previous releases from Ganga.
There are several tracks where I provide the vocal in the "old" Ganga style. Meaning a little vocal here and there as an extra spice. One track with a little more singing than less. Nearly a real song and then also one real song… imagine that J Then San Francisco native Scheherazade Stone lays down a beautiful vocal on "This time" and Norwegian Django from Django Novo has contributed with the vocal line on one track also.
Apart from that, old time collaborator Helle Chirholm joins in on a arabic inspired track and Gbatokai Dakinah (fretless bas) are also present on a few tracks.
All together a more slow, more ethnic and more vocal experience than the previous releases. Release is june 1st in all major download shops.
"Relight" new dubby sounds from Dubphonic.
A soft but very breath taking album, an elegant blending with Jamaican flavours, haunting compositions, fluidity and clear light sound quality, their dub fades into electro-ambiant chamanism and becomes a magic sound installation »
From Le Monde to 20 Minutes, from Keyboards Magazine to Telerama, reviews of Dubphonic's "Smoke Signals " (2003) were all over positive. First album of the French trio after a cult 12" for the Chicago based label Guidance Recordings, called Smoke Signals, was entirely instrumental. It soon became a music supervisors favorite and tracks were being picked up for series such as "Six Feet Under " and "Dexter ".After a tour with the Japanese band Audio Active and a handful of concerts, and while their remix of Tosca's "Orozco " was being spun all around the world, the band went back into the studio in 2004.
If inspiration met the rendez-vous, Stefane Goldman (guitars/electronics), Alexis Mauri aka Alexkid (programming & production) and Sylvain Mosca (programming & electronics), they were not fully satisfied with the results and agreed that time would not be an issue. They wanted the best for their second album. Four years in-and-out of the studio later, eleven new compositions were completed and finalised for the fresh new album Relight.
During the deliberatly slow creative process, four of these new pieces naturally evolved into songs with guest vocal performances by Cuban-American Liset Alea (previously heard on Alexkid's second and third album), Euro-American Daniella D'Ambrosio (Nouvelle Vague, Aswefall), Brasilian CÈu (whose new album Varagosa is about to be released in Europe) and English Mau (co-founder of Earthling and several other projects).
The band members plays most of the instruments and and writes most of the repertoire themselves. For certain special moments, they called in brilliant musicians such as Jean-Philippe Rykiel and Rodriguez Jr. on electric piano, Jérémie Poirier-Quinot on flute and Prince Zober on percussions. Their different inputs and the various palette of the guest singers/writers, enriches the bands unique sound while at the same time keeping the cinematic essence of their music, more obvious than ever in tracks like "Nora Sun", "Last Resort Hotel" or the magnificent closing number "Outland".Lala 2.0 – DePhazz and Pit Baumgartner makes some new noise.
This album from Pit Baumgartner finds its inspiration so many places its hard to find out where to begin. The Pit Baumgartner has created a new collection of very sou linspired tracks with many interesting vocal performances and a chopped up form of soul full grooves. Very jazzy stuff – very American actually.
Very old school funky grooves in many of these tracks. Check it out for yourself in this player.
And read what the label writes about the release.
"LaLa 2.0" is the 8th DE PHAZZ album to date, and it showcases a vast amount of international vocalists stemming from the ever expanding musical universe of one of the best selling lounge outfits out there. Of course there's Pat Appleton (GER) and Karl Frierson (USA), alongside Barbara Lahr (GER), Marnie Mans (CAN), Angel Jones (USA), Sandie Wollasch (GER), and Charity Sanders (USA) – they all contribute to a rare data carrier way beyond the ordinary...
"It's just a file, that's what it is." Is it?
Now that's truly a self ironic statement about a song as a cold, nameless file: mp3 data, that is. As opposed to (or even highlighted by) soulful juggling of words... contemporary trains of thoughts in a way. Here's another excerpt (for the headstrong):
„I know you from Baywatch, don' explain it away bitch."
What? Lyrical alphabet soup ranging from "deep" to "cheeky" and back. There's lament ("Duck & Cover") as well as many wrinkles caused by laughing ("Slums Of Monte Carlo"). Social statements ("Fear is my business") followed by conciliating vibes ("Back from where I started"). All framed by those unique, electro-organic sound scapes created by DE PHAZZ head honcho Baumgartner.
„Jazz is the move"? "No Lie"!
"Lala 2.0" is wood from the roots, shaped on the scanner. Well computed terrestial heat. it's "soul" ripped to pieces, and then put together again in a different way... contemporary and organic digitalism. Word up! And so, nothing stays the same. DE PHAZZ "play" music... music version 2.0. It's all uppercut is on here, so go & get your Lala update while supplies last.
Here is some new stuff about a very young producer that came out of nowhere earlier this year. Emancipator is his name – or his artist bame, played his first live show in July 2009, opening for Bonobo at Roseland Theater New York.
Since then, he's toured with Bass nectar, STS9, Pretty Lights, and played at festivals like Trinumeral and Symbiosis, and closed out Sound Tribe Sector 9's late night parties in Denver at the request of the band.
Emancipator self-released his first album, Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, at the age of 19 in 2006. His lovely melodies layered over, immaculately-produced beats captivated fans across the internet and across the world.
"Soon It Will Be Cold Enough" was picked up by Japanese producer Nujabes, pressed in Japan and sold 5,000 copies in the first six months. Emancipator landed a Puma sponsorship, gave an interview to Rolling Stone Japan, discovered one of his songs was played at the Beijing Olympics (he is still trying to figure out how that happened) and his song "Shook," a mashup that perfectly mixes Mobb Deep's mighty raps with a Sigur Ros track, became the highest-rated song on Hype Machine's "Best 50 Songs of 2007". It also appeared on Hype Machine as the #2 most popular song in April 2009.
His latest album "Safe In The Steep Cliffs" blends new instrumentation and organic samples with the signature Emancipator style of smooth clean production, silky melodies and addictive drums. Dense layers of choirs, horns, American folk instruments such as banjo and mandolin, violin and some distinct Asian influences make for a playful but refined album. Built out of intricate tracks listeners can enjoy on as many levels as they want. Dance to it, chill out to it, immerse your mind in it. To know more about us you can visit: www.ganga.dk
About the Author
Matt Turner is director of Kurb Promotions (www.kurb.co.nz), a New Zealand based company offering comprehensive and affordable Music Marketing and Music Management services to entertainers and small businesses around the world offering internet marketing packages, video marketing.