Bass tone for "Head East"

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rich
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Bass tone for "Head East"

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Does anyone know what the bass player used for the "Head East" song called "Never Been Any Reason"?
I really like the sound of his bass and was wondering if anyone knows what he used.
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We had a discussion about that a few months ago. I asked if it may have been a Rick, but most said that the bassist usually was seen with a F**der. I love that tone, though. Maybe he used a Rick in the studio?
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jazz bass, through SVT's, or at least thats what he played last summer at a festival I did.
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Never been any reason was recorded on a P bass played with a pic.
im getting to old for this ****
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My band played with Head East several times back in the '70s. (We were both from Evansville, IN.) As I recall, he used a pee bass.
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