BASS CULTURE...Jimmy Haslip

 


     In 1976, Haslip made the move to Los Angeles and within a few years, racked up recording credits with Gino Vannelli, Rod Stewart, Blackjack, Tom Scott, and many others. By the late 1970s, Haslip met Robben Ford and, in addition to working on Ford’s solo project, decided to form the Yellowjackets alongside Russell Ferrante (keyboards) and Ricky Lawson (drums). The Yellowjackets’ debut album in 1981 set the stage for what would become a career-long endeavor resulting in creative interplay, international success, and multiple Grammy nominations and awards. While the lineup changed from time to time, Haslip remained with the Yellowjackets until 2012.
     In the meantime, Haslip became a sought-after session musician and side person thanks to his versatile nature and the use of fretless and five or six-string basses. His playing can be heard on records by Bruce Hornsby, Bobby McFerrin, Marylin Scott, Michael Franks, Anita Baker, Jeff Lorber, Allan Holdsworth, and countless others. Haslip frequently collaborates with jazz artists and session aces in the “supergroup” setting, resulting in projects such as Jing Chi, Renegade Creation, and ARC Trio.

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WB,1981


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