Interview with Marco Mendoza by Ty Campbell, Bass Frontiers Staff Contributor Recently while in St. Louis, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Marco Mendoza. Marco has played with such great artists including Ted Nugent, Whitesnake, Edgar Winter, Bill Ward, Blue Murder with John Sykes, Delores O’Riordan, and countless others. Marco is [...]

by Shane Vahle Bass Frontier Contributor Mark Robertson has more than one iron in the fire. He’s a multifaceted Upright/Electric player who has spent the better part of the last decade touring and recording with The Legendary Shack Shakers as well as finding time to work from his Nashville-based studio producing albums and writing music [...]

Roy Vogt Interviews Jeff Berlin on his new CD, High Standards, now available on iTunes. Click the album cover below to view in iTunes. To read the Bass Frontiers review of High Standars click here. RV: Why a CD of standards? JB: Well, I’ve played standards since I was 19. Standards were my first introduction [...]

by Annie Clements People often ask me for details on what a typical “day on the road” looks like. Well, it looks (and smells) different everyday. Being a bassist in a popular country band can mean anything from waking up on the tour bus in the parking lot of a stadium like Soldier Field, to [...]

Note – The first part of this interview can be found here:http://www.bassfrontiersmag.com/nashville-bassist-dennis-crouch-part-one JT: Dennis, I know you had done a few very popular movie soundtracks over the past couple of years; what were they? DC: Well let’s see, there was Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Cold Mountain was one, and Walk the Line was another. [...]

by Brent-Anthony Johnson How can I describe Los Angeles-based composer, experimental music icon, all-around nice guy and über bad-boy fretless bassist Steuart Liebig? HMMM… that’s truly one for the books, folks. I first met Steuart in ’00 when I was looking for a couple bassists to study with via e-mail. After several really cool conversations, though [...]