Composed by Ted Peacock, Arranged by Barry Usher 

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Sam Cooper Clark

Barry Usher - Tenor
Seth McNall - Trombone
Chris Norley - Guitar
Ted Peacock - Drums
Steve Clark - Bass

A Void Faded 20140817 (Master)

Composed by Bronislaw Kaper
Arranged by Barry Usher
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Sam Cooper Clark

Barry Usher - Tenor
Seth McNall - Trombone
Chris Norley - Guitar
Ted Peacock - Drums
Steve Clark  - Bass

Invitation 20140817 (Master)

Four Kisses composed by Ron Collier.  Steve Holowitz on piano. Paul Stevenson on horn and I'm playing fretless bass.  Feel free to comment.  Live off the floor in a big church late at night in London.   A fellow musician Joe Amato put together a book of Canadian tunes and we've been playing through those.  I remember playing in a Big Band 2 at Humber under the direction of Ron Collier.

Four Kisses

I played bass on the Karen Scheussler Singers CD Road To Freedom.  Engineered by Kevin Doyle

Wade in The Water - Karen Scheussler Singers ft. Denise Pelley

All Is Fair In Love - Sharon Beeler

It Had To Be You - Sharon Beeler

S'Agapo Giati Eisai Orai - Light of East Ensemble

Lamma Badda Yatathana - Light of East Ensemble

I'm spending some time messing about with Eventide pedals. Apart from the drum loop all the sounds are made using my bass and pedal board.  Let me know what you think.  Hopefully this is the beginning of a new part of my musical life.

All Bass 1

Charlie Haden's tune My Spanish Lullaby.  Recorded using Sadowsky J Bass with no effects.   My goals is to make a coherent musical statement as a soloist sometime before I die.  Recording and listening back is educational.  More work to be done but perhaps this is a few steps forward.

My Spanish Lullaby

Shimmer

I'm a double bass and electric bass player from London, ON.  

I've been lucky enough to play bass for a wide range of artists including Emm Gryner, Coco Love Alcorn, Alfredo Cajax Latin Ensemble, Karen Scheussler Singers, Marty Kolls, The Bettys and many more.  The tunes here are either from records that I played bass on or some noodles on my bass. 

Feel free to comment on any of the music you listen to.  Always interested in the opinions and insights of other artists and listeners.

Steve Clark On Bass

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