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The jammy Allman Bros. disciple Gov’t Mule turned tragedy into treasures with The Deep End, Vol. 1 (and succeeding second volume). After bassist Allen Woody died, the group, led by slide guitar extraordinaire Warren Haynes, conducted a musical experiment by recording each song with a different bassist. And not just anyone grabbed off the street (or neighboring recording studio)—but some of the most famous bass players the music world has to offer.
There’s plenty for you to discover on this exceptionally recorded album, but obviously putting a keen ear on the bass lines is foremost in your audio demos. Plus many of the guest bass players, like Cream’s Jack Bruce, Phish’s Mike Gordon and Funkadelic’s Bootsy Collins sing background vocals too. Then try to figure out which tracks you hear the likes of Flea, Roger Glover and John Entwistle.
Signature Test Track: “Soulshine” There are harder rocking songs on the album, but “Soulshine” just like the Allmans played it too, has mass appeal. It also features Chuck Leavell on organ and wurlitzer—you may remember him playing one of the sweetest piano solos in rock history on the Allmans “Jessica” instrumental classic.
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