Hey guys, how's it going? Scott Devine back here with another episode of the SBL podcast.

And today we've got the awesome Eva Gardner with us, who is the daughter of creation bass player, Kim Gardner.

Now, as some of you may know, Kim was the bass player during the British invasion of the 1960s and played with the likes of George Harrison, Eric Clapton, The Birds and many,

many other great artists and bands. Eva grew up in a household, as it imagined, surrounded by

musicians and it was including some of the best bassists in the business. And her dad was even

close friends with John Entwistle from The Who. Now, Eva has been following closely in her dad's footsteps ever since.

She was part of the original lineup of the Mars Volta and has gone on to talk with the likes

of Gwen Stefani, Cher, Moby and Pinker.

Not only is she a great bass player, Eva's also got a fantastic attitude towards her work as well.

And as you'll hear a say in this podcast,

gratitude is the attitude. I absolutely love that saying. Now, I'm going to hand you over to Nick

interviewing Eva Gardner. Hey, guys, welcome back to another episode of the SBL podcast,

joined today by Eva Gardner all the way from rehearsals in Los Angeles.

Eva, how are you? How are you? You're right.

I'm great. Yeah, I'm good. Thank you.

Good. So much to talk about. Your career, it just seems to go from one cool gig to another.

But let's start right at the beginning. Bass has been around since you can remember, right?

Thanks to the influence of your dad.

Yeah, my dad was a bass player from England, actually, born and raised in London, and was just part of that whole, that whole scene in the 60s and 70s when, you know, rock and roll was

happening. And, you know, I just grew up hearing all the stories of him.

You know, when he started, he lived on the same street as Ronnie Wood.

So that's how they ended up in their first band together.

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