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Kim Deal is known for her powerful and distorted bass sound, which helped to define the Pixies' signature sound. Gail Ann Dorsey is a master of groove and has played a major role in shaping David Bowie's sound over the years.
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NC. Kim Deal was part of my closest brush with fame. In the fall of 1987, I played a few gigs (5 total) with Mo Tucker of the Velvets--this had far less to do with playing ability than the ol' "right place, right time." One night we played in Boston (a club called TT the Bear's), and the opening act was a band I hadn't yet heard of--the Pixies.
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3. "Havalina" (Bossanova, 1990) Arguably the prettiest Pixies song, "Havalina" boasts dreamy, intertwining vocal lines and Deal's incessant bass chug. 2. "Silver" (Doolittle, 1989) "Silver" (the other Pixies track co-written by Deal) is one of the band's strangest—and most emotionally affecting—tracks. Deal layers creaky.
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A composer, singer, guitarist, recording artist, bandleader, among other roles; Kim the bassist is a no-frills pocket player, pure and (deceptively) simple. Following her stint with The Pixies, Kim set the bass aside in favor of guitar as she commandeered yet another influential outfit -The Breeders. She's also waxed solo sides, and one slab.
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No. But doesn't mean you can't learn from her. She didn't have the technical virtuosity that comes with being title a "great". I get the desire to have more female bass icons, but there are others that are fantastic that female bassists can aspire to if they are looking for that kind of validation. 12.
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Between 1995 and 2000 both of the Deal sisters spent time in rehab, treated either for alcohol or drugs. From 1986 to 1993, and again from 2004 to 2013, Kim was bass player for Pixies .
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The Breeders went on to be much more commercially successful than Pixies or any of Frank Black's solo projects, with the 1993 album Last Splash becoming, according to Salon, "the weirdest album to ever go platinum" and Deal's iconic and instantly recognizable opening bass riff to the song "Cannonball" immediately evoking strong early 1990s Golden Age of Alt Rock vibes whenever it plays.
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Later, English musician Josephine Wiggs was recruited on bass after her band The Perfect Disaster supported Pixies in Europe. At first, Wiggs was confused that she was asked to play bass by an esteemed bassist, asking Deal why she didn't fancy it. "I'm a guitar player!" Kim explained to the publication. "I've played guitar since I.
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Early life. Deal was born in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Her father was a laser physicist who worked at the nearby Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.Kim and her identical twin sister Kelley were introduced to music at a young age; the two sang to a "two-track, quarter-inch, tape" when they were "four or five" years old, and grew up listening to hard rock bands such as AC/DC and Led Zeppelin.
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Kim Deal's chunky percussive bass playing was such an integral part of the Pixies' sound that if it were removed it would have been a completely different band. Her driving, no-frills style continued into her subsequent career as guitarist and singer with The Breeders and then again with the reformed Pixies from 2004-2010.
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Issue nº 17, Spring & Summer 2018. Just when indie rock is in dire need of direction, Kim Deal is back with a Breeders album to rip it a new one. Since she started out in the 1980s, playing bass and singing backup with the Pixies, Kim's effervescent voice has been the one everybody's wanted to hear. Her years on the road with her own bands.
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Kim Deal on Playing the Bass. I've been trying to find this article online for some time now and it magically popped up yesterday. "The Pixies' Kim Deal Turns A Modest Approach Into A Big, Big Sound", Bass Player, November 2004 by Bill Leigh. "No chops" demanded the Boston-area MUSICIANS WANTED ad seeking a female bassist with vocals.
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The surprising key to Kim Deal's bass playing in the Pixies. The Pixies were a band made for deconstruction. Throughout the four albums of their contemporary run, the Boston quartet helped bridge the gap between punk, alternative rock, and grunge with their eclectic mix of aggressive musical attack and pop-adjacent hooks.
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Kim Deal was working as a receptionist at a doctor's office in 1986 when she read a Boston Phoenix newspaper ad saying a band was looking for a "bassist into Hüsker Dü and Peter, Paul, and Mary." She may have been the only one to show up, but her sugary singing voice and punk-rock bass chops made her the perfect fit for the Pixies.