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Victor Wooten MP3 albums featuring Barry Green
Victor Wooten Music Videos (5)
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| | Palmystery CD (2008)
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As the virtuoso bass man for Bela Fleck, Victor Wooten has become a hero to four- (and five-) stringers everywhere. On his own, he creates a sound that largely rejects the rootsier side of Fleck's sound, embracing instead the funk ...
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| Soul Circus CD (2005)
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Anyone who knows anything about Victor Wooten knows that he's one of those rare souls: he gains a rep for playing the bass. Soul Circus, however, isn't just an extravaganza for bass players. Wooten, as it turns out, is also ...
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 Victor Wooten MP3 Songs and Lyrics
Popular or famous Victor Wooten songs: U Can't Hold No Groove..., Zenergy, Ari's Eyes, Back to India, Can't Hide Love, Higher Law, Natives, On and on. More music songs Prayer, Stay, Take U There, Hero, Hormones in the Headphones, Imagine This, Pretty Little Lady, My Life, Bass Tribute Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Cell Phone Lyrics, Victa Lyrics.
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Victor Wooten Biography
The youngest of five musically inclined brothers, Victor Wooten took up the bass guitar at age three, influenced by jazz fusion stars Jaco Pastorius and Stanley Clarke. After recording an album with the Wooten Brothers Band for Arista Records in 1985, he moved to Nashville, where he joined bluegrass banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck to form the Flecktones. The group's resulting new hybrid, fusion-bluegrass, became popular both within the jazz, bluegrass, and jam-band rock scenes. After leaving Fleck, Wooten expanded his palette to incorporate world music, funk, smooth jazz, bebop, and pop, becoming universally recognized as one the most creative and technically accomplished electric bass players of his generation.
Contemporaries
Béla Fleck, David Grier, Paul Brady, Joseph Patrick Moore, Jeff Coffin, Buckshot LeFonque
Influences
Bootsy Collins, Jaco Pastorius, Larry Graham, John Entwistle, Marcus Miller
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