Ron Carter On A Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory

Jazz Bassist Ron Carter discusses his part on one of the most influential Hip Hop records of all time. A Tribe Called Quest: Low End Theory. This is an excerpt from the full interview back in 2012. Please check it out!

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[aquamarine]

Hah - "Now don't change the words!" Tribe didn't get into more strong language until "Midnight Marauders". Ron gave such a vibe to Low End Theory. Definitely an important moment in musical history.

[gnarwhalcoffee]

Really cool to hear Ron Carter’s perspective on this. What a legend and legendary album!

[finaldungeon]

I always wondered what Ron Carter thought about working with the Tribe
, thanks for posting this!

[Goatchild]

Shout out to the legend Ron Carter and thank you sir for that contribution to Hip-Hop culture, we really appreciate it.

[nonahedrix]

So suprised this has so little views. So cool to see his views on working with a tribe called quest

[mhakus]

I loved what Mr. Carter had to say here.

[nate_kang]

"my man Ron Carter is on the bass!"

[johnstotler]

Is he playing on the whole album? He only gets credit on Verses From the Abstract, but so many of the other tracks sound like something he'd come up with.

[lexdiggy]

Hold up, what did Dre Illegal sample?

[ayezay]

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