Picture Index for Lane Baldwin's Bass Page

Pictures

Below, a few shots from the road. Also see:
Lane with Friends
Mid-Atlantic Bottom Line Enthusiasts bash
The Thunder Bass & The Fretless Wonder

Lane leans into a solo on his Spector NS-6P Custom.

Lane with the new Thunder Rig - a WT1205 powering a D610XLT cabinet. This shot wsa taken at Porter's Oyster Bar in Crystal Lake, IL when Lane subbed for Bluzilla, a killer Blues band led by Paul Buschbacher, formerly of Li'l Ed and the Blues Imperials.

The Bruce Hayes Band at Durango Summer Music Festival

Lane (at right) with The Bruce Hayes Band at the Inaugural Durango Summer Music Festival. Ernie couldn't make it, so they played a 90-minute power-trio set. The mountains and clouds worked very well as a backdrop. As perucssionist Bones oftens says, "it doesn't suck too bad."

Another shot from Durango. On larger stages, Lane brings out the Thunder rig - 800 watts of muscle pumping air through a D-410XLT cab. One other trick is to ask the monitor technician to "make everything louder than everything else!"

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Lane performing "Bass of the Hills" at a David Goodrich concert.

As Guest Artist with David Goodrich. Shown here performing his solo piece, "Bass of the Hills".

Lane cradles his new baby, the Fretless Wonder - a Renaissance fretless five-string. "Rick Turner and his crew did an absolutely incredible job building this one. It features the craziest piece of maple you're ever likely to see.. And the tone is just beautiful!"

Lane with his Renaissance Fretless Wonder.

Here's another one from the Renphoto shoot. Another "Wait! I wasn't ready!" shot.

Lane at the Lake City Wine & Music Festival

Watching Bones' every move during a drum & bass duet section at the Lake City Wine & Music Festival. "You've got to hear Bones live to really understand how great he is. On a recording, you think you're hearing a drummer and a percussionist. You're not . . . it's all him. It can be very challenging, but it's also great fun."

This is the one that's on the main page, except for the T-shirt. Bill Henschell did the graphic magic. Lane's NS-6P Custom is truly a one-of-a-kind. "PJ and I talked about this recently. There were very few made with the fiber optic neck marker system - most of them went to Jason Newsted and were a different body design that's very similar to their current Rex model. And this may well be the first custom to get Black hardware. Darker tone, don't you know . . ."

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