The Moment Carol Kaye Helped Create a Masterpiece

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[karmicselling]

Carol Kaye was originally a guitar player. She picked up the bass one day when a bassist failed to turn up at a recording session she was scheduled to play guitar at. Her guitar background contributed to her playing these wonderful walking bass lines. She has since gone on the play on at least 10, 000 recordings. Incredible.

[rcjr.]

Great song bro 1966? Iconic bass line Carol Kaye and James Jamerson in the same

[danstone]

The bass line in Good Vibrations is light years better than some slapfest that passes for a bas sline nowdays

[cbratch]

She did play bass. But she even said the baseline was Brian’s idea.

[briansrandomthoughtsu]

She has an interesting history if you're ever short of content

[xidkid]

Carol Kaye, the First Lady of the Wrecking Crew…

[jgmiller]

Im pretty sure she was just reading the chart but a great part regardless

[skybluemarshall]

Sorry to bust everyone's bubble. Carol Kaye is The Queen of bass. However, Brian Wilson wrote this part. Carol admired it's uniqueness for a Pop song when she recorded it and she said that she would never have played it that way.

[danielmccready]

Noticed the glasses way too late. Good stuff.

[JohnJarpe-uw]

Brian wrote thosé vass lines and às ßhé put it "I never would have come up with that"…

[reginaldperiwinkle]

Hard to know if she actually played on the record or if it was someone else.

[jchan]

now, open your mind and learn to play the f'n theremin

[dennissnyder]

I do it with fingers to get that magic touch. Pick is too sharp.