Hey guys, how's it going? Scott here and I'm back with another episode of the Scott's Bass Lessons podcast.

And today we have got somebody really, really special with us, somebody who is considered one of the most recorded bass players in the history of music.

They've recorded with, well, pretty much everybody you can think of, but just off the top of my head,

guys like Eric Clapton, Michael Jackson, Joe Satriani, George Harrison, Phil Collins, Stevie Wonder,

Toto, Daff Punk, Herbie Hancock, is that enough for you? Probably. Anyway, so today's guest is none other than Nathan East, who is obviously a legend, a legendary bass player.

And today is sitting down with Nick over at the Scots Bass Lessons podcast studio, we'll call it that.

And we're going to be digging into stuff with Nick in just one minute.

Before we get into the interview,

I also want to give a quick shout out

because we've got some really, really great courses

coming into the membership over at Scott's Bass Lesson soon.

A lot of you will already know that we've been over to New York

and recorded a ton of courses over there

with some great, great bass players.

You know, guys like Steve Jenkins, Damien Erskine, Coddy Wright,

Rufus Philpott, Jonathan Marin, Rich Brown.

You know, just a heap of great bass players.

We hooked up with them over there and we recorded

full courses for them now over the last few months we've been in an editing frenzy let's put it that

way at demac and gav here at the sbl headquarters have been uh yeah just editing like heck and trying

to get all this stuff ready for you guys.

And I'm happy to report that it is finally coming together and we're about to start releasing them into the membership over at Scottsbacessons.com.

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