Another great bass player is our guest.

I can bet that everyone knows who Uriah Duffy is and I will say just few words and leave you enjoying video.

Uriah Duffy started playing when he was 8. His first concert was Rush and probably seeing Geddy Lee that day was fatal for Uriah’s future.

In 1994 Uriah already has reputation that he is a bass player who can play any song or any style of music.

In 2005 David Coverdale offers Uriah Duffy bass player position in one of the biggest rock institution ever. WHITESNAKE!!!!!

Guys, saying any more words will be unnecessary. Watch the video and pay attention what Uriah Duffy will tell you. Maybe he will be your Geddy Lee )

IN BASS I TRUST

Zeljko Zelle Glamocanin

www.bassguitar-lessons.com

video provided by BassFrontiersMag

I was very surprised to find out that Mike Inez is only 3 years older than me.

I’ll now have to work very hard for the next three years to do everything that Mike did ;o)

Mike Inez was born in Los Angeles 14 May 1966.

Of course, like the most people become interested in playing bass when he was very young.

Great impact on him was his grandfather’s uncle, who played mandolin in the Philippines folk band

It is often the case that someone accidentally becomes a bass guitar player only because a local band is looking for bassist (Mike and I are share this experience)

Mike Inez started as a guitarist, but as I said…We do not choose our destiny – destiny chooses us… I believe that Mike does not mind me saying this

We all know that it is much easier to become a guitarist ;o)… Just kidding.

Mike of course still plays the guitar from time to time and in addition has a wealth of experience playing saxophone and keyboards.

In addition to music, he loves scuba diving.

When in the studio he usually uses one of his two Warwicks… In addition to these he uses Fender fretless and Stuart Spector Bass.

For acoustic gig Mike Inez uses Alvarez acoustic bass guitar joined with the chorus that is worth $ 10.

I believe that he is especially attached to that chorus.

Mike has been using Ampeg for a very long time and he will probably never change that.

It is very nice to hear that someone has found their sound and does not change it.

I am convinced that many bassists out there will comment that Ampeg is the old-fashioned, big, and heavy to carry and that the last couple of years there are so many good amps on the market bla bla bla and that Mike needs to change the amplifier.

Even I belong to David Eden clan, but I have to say hats off to you Mike.

Lastly, I want to say that I appreciate everything Mike Inez did and I want to thank him for this video and I wish him more projects, concerts, albums…

IN BASS I TRUST (I am convinced that Mike Inez would add to this ‘until I die’)

Written by Zeljko Zelle Glamocanin – video is provided by BassFrontiersMag