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Ron Carter. No, he did his first CD with Ron Carter, and then I think Clarence Seay was on a song. At some point Ray Drummond played on the second recording. And Phil Bowler. He had a number of bassists. There was the concern of the lack of an acoustic sound, but also that that bass - it was something. The bass sounded - it was an electric signal, so that they could make it sound present, very ...
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