Trippy Notes for Bass explained

Trippy Notes for Bass
Type:	album
Artist:	Doug Wimbish
Cover:	Doug Wimbish - Trippy Notes for Bass.jpg
Recorded:	On-U Sound Studios, Matrix Studios, Unique Recording, Bish Mobile, The Villa, London
Genre:	Industrial hip hop, jazz fusion, dub
Length:	58:02
Label:	On-U Sound
Producer:	Adrian Sherwood, Doug Wimbish
Next Title:	CinemaSonics
Next Year:	2008

Trippy Notes for Bass is the first solo album by bassist Doug Wimbish, released on August 24, 1999 by On-U Sound Records.^[1] On March 3, 2008, the album was re-issued as Trippy Notes for Bass & Remixes on Dude Records.^[2]

Personnel

Musicians

• Nigel Butler – keyboards, effects, programming
• Will Calhoun – drums, percussion, co-producer
• Sussan Deyhim – vocals (6, 9)
• Alex Foster – saxophone
• Keith LeBlanc – drums, percussion
• Skip McDonald – guitar, keyboards, editing, co-producer
• Adrian Sherwood – keyboards, editing, producer, engineering, mixing
• Talvin Singh – tabla, percussion
• Doug Wimbish – bass guitar, keyboards, effects, vocals, producer, engineering, mixing
• Bernie Worrell – acoustic piano, keyboards

Technical personnel

• Alan Branch – editing
• Tony Brown – engineering
• Darren Grant – engineering
• Nick Küpfer – engineering
• Andy Montgomery – engineering
• Vernon Reid – photography

Release history

Region	Date	Label	Format	Catalog
Germany	1999	On-U Sound	CD	ON-U CD 0091
United Kingdom	1999	On-U Sound	LP	ON-U LP 0091
Germany	2008	Dude	CD	DR104

Notes and References

1. Web site: David . Parker . Album: Doug Wimbish – 'Trippy Notes For Bass' . skysaw.org . 2001 . September 30, 2014.
2. Web site: Nicolai . Beverungen . Doug Wimbish – Trippy Notes For Bass & Remixes . Dude Records . 2007 . September 30, 2014.