1、贝司手 郭宗韶 Joy Kuo(人称台湾第一贝司手,Taiwan's Bass Ace),下面这两段提到了与齐秦的合作,当然郭大师在齐秦音乐制作中出现远不是“猫眼看人”和“补破网”这两首了。
“I tap a lot, mostly arpeggios and combinations of chord tones, and I usually use them on the bottom to make different layers of sound.” His magic spread even wilder in rock star Chyi Chin’s music. Through the Cat’s Eyes is a heavy dance tune; and Kuo’s playing is just like what Marcus Miller would do to this one: carefully-placed pops and syncopations, the tone sounds deep and bright at the same time, plus an over-the-top slap solo across the whole range of his Fender Jazz.
I Have Nothing At All features his multi-tracked double thumping, “Chyi’s concert bass player even asked me how I played on that one. He just can’t figure it out.” The most significant single is Chin’s cover version of the old Taiwanese folk song Fix the Broken Fish Web. Except Chyi’s voice and drums, it’s all bass: he tapped, slapped, multi-tracked, played several fretless solos with different colors and sliding harmonics. It sounds like Jaco, Marcus, Stu Hamm and Percy Jones decided to join this project. He can do nearly everything. |