What a Man, Andy Rourke - RIP x

This is a fabulous interview. Sleep well Andy.

I always loved the bassline in the song "Well I Wonder".

He's such a sweetheart. Great interview. 🖤 RIP Andy.

Andy was always very composed never jumped around the place and held solid backbone basslines, as he said his favourite is Barbarism and yet so repetitive....I bet he loved the variation right at the end! Totally underestimated, seen them in Feb 1985 in Dublin and will never ever forget that!!

RIP Andy Rourke

Andy was a lovely man, met him a few times, one of my favourite bass players

great bass player

Good solid interview. I love Andy! Thanks

Headmaster Ritual bass line arrgghhh. Till now i can't play it..

Great interview. Answered a lot of my questions.

He's absolutely right about a player's individual delivery, of course. Attack makes all the difference. Some people slam the strings with a hard pick and a lot of downstrokes (Duff McKagen, Rex Brown), some have a more moderate attack and use a lot of alternate picking (Andy Rourke), and some people insist on a light stroke with a thin pick (Fat Mike). Even that little piece of technique makes a huge difference and is part of a bassists individual style. Andy tends to prefer open strings with less neck movement, and he alternate picks rather than trying to downpick everything. He's also known to use fingers on some, pick on others, and seems to be equally good at both of them.

Epic 🎸

Mick Karn RIP

Great concept for a podcast! Are the more episodes than just these few?

Andy Rourke R.I.P... _[P.S. What happened to the Carlos D. interview?]_

Who is he's second favorite bass player ?

En estos momentos son en los que me lamento no saber ingles :(

Very ok bass player? how rude!