Music You Can Feel Bill Dickens a.k.a. the Buddha, plays his bass guitar. Music lovers and students filled the hall at Ludington high school band room last night to listen to music by Dickens, Bobby Rock and Neil Zaza. The jazz-rock fusion trio is touring the country performing and giving music clinics to students. The […]
This segment is from the 75th Anniversary of St. Louis Music (a.k.a. the Happy Birthday Ampeg celebration) featuring Otiel Burbridge, Dave LaRue, Steve Bailey, Victor Wooten, Victor Bailey, Billy Sheehan and Bill. Happy Birthday AMPEG đ 22 seconds of solo . . . đ
This version of Footprints is from Dave Pomeroyâs video titled âThe Day The Bass Players Took Over The Worldâ. (July 12, 1996) It features Otiel Burbridge, Steve Baily, Victor Wooten and Bill Dickens.
An indepth interview by Victor Wooten. Story courtesy of Bass Player Magazine from May 1996 back issue. It all started about ten years ago. I was living at my parents’ house in Virginia when a good friend of mine, Keith Horne, came by with a videotape of pianist Ramsey Lewis’s band on the Arsenio Hall […]
This is an interesting clip with some very talented musicians collectively throwing their spin in on a funky improv. We have Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey & Bill “The Buddha” Dickens on bass supported by none other than Carmen Appice on drums. They start out with the Charlie Parker classic Donna Lee and throw it into […]
This video was recorded at the Jazz Buffet of Chicago the month of October 1993. In this video Bobby performs his version of “Blue Bossa”. Blue Bossa – 1993
The following 5 video clips were songs performed on the âBill Dickens â Untold Secretsâ bass instructional videos from BackStage Pass Productions in the mid to late 80s. This 2 volume series illustrates many tips and tricks regarding Billâs unique style of bass playing. The musicians on these cuts are Frank Martin on keys, Stefan […]
Here is a clip that was on the Arsenio Hall Show in 1987 – The song is called Strangers. Bill TEARS IT UP on the bass!! Strangers
Here is a clip that was on the Arsenio Hall Show in 1987 – The song is called 711 Seven Eleven
Suzanne Palmer (Vocals),.James Perkins (Flute), Lee Noren (Keyboards), Peter Lerner (Guitar), Bill Dickens (Bass), Ed Hoke (Drums).
James Perkins (Sax), Lee Noren (Keyboards), Peter Lerner (Guitar), Bill Dickens (Bass), Ed Hoke (Drums), Donel Rush, Suzanne Palmer (Vocals). Recorded in 1985
