Simon Raymonde and the cocteau twins

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • Mi tributo a Simon Raymonde, bajista de cocteau twins.

Komentáře • 24

  • @hokmner
    @hokmner Před rokem +2

    Great. Simon Raymonde is one of my biggest influences with Peter Hook, Simon Gallup and Nick Chaplin.

  • @crazycrickeeet1964
    @crazycrickeeet1964 Před rokem

    Wow - I love this, couldn’t agree more….

  • @alfonzo9
    @alfonzo9 Před 25 dny

    whoa great whistling!! great playing thank u

  • @stevechurch4728
    @stevechurch4728 Před 3 lety +1

    you noticing his style of bass is great because it is wonderful and very much a part of their sound playing just the bass line is the song glad someone out here has done a video on this thank you.

  • @arnaldoblum7073
    @arnaldoblum7073 Před 3 lety +2

    Amazing my friend. Learning a lot with you. Im bass player too. Greetings from Brazil.

  • @micahnewman
    @micahnewman Před 5 lety +2

    Great stuff! Simon Raymonde is a big inspiration to me too. And I love that bass-it sounds amazing! I used to have one similar to that, and I'm still kicking myself for having sold it years ago. "Sugar Hiccup" is actually all Robin, though. Simon didn't join the band until 1984.

    • @diegobanjocontrabajo
      @diegobanjocontrabajo  Před 5 lety

      jaja! you know what? you are right!! and its not like i didnt look before, but then i saw a video with him playing that song and i forgot. jaja. the big question to me, and maybe you know the answer, is why he didnt play on victorialand..

    • @micahnewman
      @micahnewman Před 5 lety

      @@diegobanjocontrabajo You know, Simon seems to have picked up on what Robin was doing on bass in _Head Over Heels_ , because (and I only just noticed this after watching your video) "Pearly Dewdrops' Drops" and "Heaven or Las Vegas" both use the same C#/C turnaround in the chorus as "Sugar Hiccup," not to mention the same sort of double-stops on the D and G strings.
      I think at the time _Victorialand_ was being recorded, Simon was busy with This Mortal Coil; he was heavily involved in the _Filigree & Shadow_ album.

    • @simonraymonde3416
      @simonraymonde3416 Před 5 lety +3

      @@diegobanjocontrabajo hi, thanks! it's nothing sinister. I was recording the This Mortal Coil album It'll End In Tears and cos they were a couple at that time, R & L wanted to do something. It wasn't initially meant to be a cocteaus album but....hey ho, that's what happened. R&L were big fans of my band The Drowning Craze and the way i played. I had an 8 string ibanez and the first song i wrote with them was on that bass, it was called Millimillenary and i suppose that shows the kinda chords and rhythms i was into at the time.

    • @diegobanjocontrabajo
      @diegobanjocontrabajo  Před 5 lety +2

      @@simonraymonde3416
      no way!! the real simon raymonde!! jaja. i wasnt expecting that! thank you for your answer! now, you wrote "ibanez 8 string bass", is that right? did you mean 6 string bass? thanks again!!

    • @simonraymonde3416
      @simonraymonde3416 Před 4 lety +5

      diegobanjocontrabajo indeed an 8 string bass. Weird isn’t it!? It was so tough to play cos it was strung like a 12 string guitar ie so a bass string and then a guitar string for the first note an octave between them of course. Tough for young fingers to hold down chords on all those strings! You have done a great job with this video. Lovely sound too. Glad you have enjoyed my playing.

  • @ranxerox01
    @ranxerox01 Před 3 lety

    Que recopante escuchar tu ejecucion del bajo muy caracteristico de Cocteau Twins. Raymonde es uno de los mejores y que bueno que le hayas dedicado este video. Gracias miles. Muchos exitos Diego.

  • @letscookEasy
    @letscookEasy Před 2 lety +1

    hello what is your brand of acoustic bass guitar? thank you

    • @DiegoSanchez-pl9eh
      @DiegoSanchez-pl9eh Před 2 lety

      takamine

    • @letscookEasy
      @letscookEasy Před 2 lety

      @@DiegoSanchez-pl9eh Hi Diégo, thank you very much, in this video you play cocteau twins beautifully, respect. the sound of this acoustic bass is incredible, I want to buy one! thank you again, I'm from cocteau twins but also a fan of your channel!

  • @isaacmartinez8898
    @isaacmartinez8898 Před 4 lety

    Dude I’m glad I found this video

  • @josep00
    @josep00 Před 4 lety +1

    Oye, que bien suena ese bajo con esos acordes, casi q no necesitas mas que la voz cantando. No conocía a Simon Raymonde. Voy a investigar mas sobre él. Grácias y enhorabuena por el video

  • @billytequiero1315
    @billytequiero1315 Před 5 lety

    Buenísimo!!!

    • @diegobanjocontrabajo
      @diegobanjocontrabajo  Před 5 lety +1

      Grande Fabian! ya vamos a disfrutar tocando cocteau..solo nos falta un pequeño y femenino detallecito..jaja

  • @2009thejames
    @2009thejames Před 4 lety

    DUDE. i had the SAME feeling about caroline's fingers... when those chords kick in, it;'s next level shit.

  • @nicktrousers
    @nicktrousers Před 3 lety

    Youre Right its like they used the bass for rythm and guitars for licks and riffs and small parts with effects with pedals.
    I was just listening to primitive heart by ctc and while the bass was playing more in single note style and not rythm i found the bass sound so mesmerising. i was just looking for bass prices some minutes ago lol.
    While every part of the band obviously has their own place in the bands sound i tend to find mysef liking simon justa bit more than the rest lol. Not that it matters...
    cool vid man

  • @stephandmartin
    @stephandmartin Před 4 lety +1

    Thanks. ‘Love the video. I’ve been paying far too much attention to Robin Guthrie and far too little to SR when trying to sound like the Cocteau Twins! Could you share tabs / bass chords if you have time please?

  • @juanf.dominguez4675
    @juanf.dominguez4675 Před 4 lety

    q loco. no se puede rajear con el bajo electrico, pero con el acustico al parecer se puede y suena super bien