Not sure where the notion that Roger Waters was a bad bassist came from outside of Gilmour in numerous interviews. Super tasty work here from both legends! The song “Fearless” on Pink Floyd’s 1971 album Meddle and featured Roger Waters on acoustic rhythm guitar and bass guitar. The recording of Pink Floyd’s 1971 breakthrough album Meddle took place between January and September 1971. It serves as a defining transition for the band, marking the exact period where they moved away from post-Syd Barrett space-rock experimentation and solidified the cinematic, progressive sound that would later yield.

Video Information
Bass: Fender Vintera III Early 60s Jazz
Strings: Ernie Ball Cobalt Flats
Guitar: Guild Starfire 1 Jet 90
DI Box: Grace M303 Active
Outboard effects: API Select Tranzformer Compressor
Audio Interface: Antelope Zenith 2

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