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EMGtv presents “Five Minutes With”. Some of your favorite EMG artists chat about riffs, tours, albums, gear and more. This Month’s EMG artist Bass Legend Stu Hamm. Through his innovative work as a solo artist and his contributions as a sideman to Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stuart Hamm has firmly established himself as one of the most influential electric bassists of the past half-century. Extending the non-traditional function of the electric bass previously revolutionized by Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke in the 1970s, Hamm helped to reshape the contemporary concept of the bass guitar as an unaccompanied instrument with the utilization of polyphonic, two-handed tapping, slapping and popping techniques, chords, and harmonics. Although Hamm certainly wasn't the first bass player to debut during the 1980s and employ an unorthodox approach to playing the electric bass, he was undoubtedly at the forefront of his generation who effectively fused the application of these unconventional techniques.
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EMGtv presents “Five Minutes With”. Some of your favorite EMG artists chat about riffs, tours, albums, gear and more. This Month’s EMG artist Bass Legend Stu Hamm. Through his innovative work as a solo artist and his contributions as a sideman to Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stuart Hamm has firmly established himself as one of the most influential electric bassists of the past half-century. Extending the non-traditional function of the electric bass previously revolutionized by Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke in the 1970s, Hamm helped to reshape the contemporary concept of the bass guitar as an unaccompanied instrument with the utilization of polyphonic, two-handed tapping, slapping and popping techniques, chords, and harmonics. Although Hamm certainly wasn't the first bass player to debut during the 1980s and employ an unorthodox approach to playing the electric bass, he was undoubtedly at the forefront of his generation who effectively fused the application of these unconventional techniques.
Subscribe to EMGtv for automatic updates. http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=emgpickupstv
Buy these EMG products here:
emgpickups.com/bass.html
Like EMG on Facebook: facebook.com/emgpickups
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Like Stu Hamm on Facebook: facebook.com/stuart.hamm
Get more Stu Hamm music here: stuhamm.com
Follow Stu Hamm on Instagram: instagram.com/stueybass
Filmed at: EMGtv
