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Tag Archives: donald dunn
Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn: 1941-2012
Perhaps the greatest rock and soul bass player of them all passed away in his sleep today, aged 70. Duck Dunn is rightly regarded as one a handful of truly great bass guitar originals for his work as a Stax house musician playing for the likes of Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, and Albert King … and as a member of Booker T’s ‘Memphis Group’. He later played with Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Neil Young … and appeared as himself in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bass Guitar, booker t, donald dunn, duck dunn, soul, stax, the mgs
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