Difference between revisions of "DEW Mister Bassman Song List"
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Design Engineering (Wokingham) - D.E.W. Ltd - were a company founded in 1964 by Brian Baily. Their product range included the DEW Mister Bassman bass pedals (similar to, but predating, the [[Moog Taurus]]), and several synthesizer modules and monosynths. | Design Engineering (Wokingham) - D.E.W. Ltd - were a company founded in 1964 by Brian Baily. Their product range included the DEW Mister Bassman bass pedals (similar to, but predating, the [[Moog Taurus]]), and several synthesizer modules and monosynths. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:44, 19 April 2022
Date: 1970
Type: Analogue / Monophonic / Bass Pedal controlled
Introduction
Design Engineering (Wokingham) - D.E.W. Ltd - were a company founded in 1964 by Brian Baily. Their product range included the DEW Mister Bassman bass pedals (similar to, but predating, the Moog Taurus), and several synthesizer modules and monosynths.
Table of Songs featuring DEW Mister Bassman
| Artist | Song | Year | Notes | Reference | Media URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genesis | The Fountain of Samalcis | 1971 | Mike Rutherford - "The pedals also came in useful for providing the extra notes below low E on the bass guitar — listen to "The Fountain of Samalcis" on 'Nursery Cryme' and you'll hear the effect." - David Etheridge | Making Music June 1987 | YouTube |
| Genesis | White Mountain | 1970 | Mike Rutherford; Intro | Making Music June 1987 | YouTube |
| Yes | America | 1972 | "Chris Squire was another quick convert to bass pedals. In Yes' live version of "America", he would play one bass line on pedals, another on his Rickenbacker, and scat sing over the top on his solo — and this was in 1972!" | Making Music June 1987 | YouTube |
