LOST TREASURES

LOST TREASURES ~ NOW AVAILABLE!

"Before He Made Them, He Played Them"

In 1971, at only 19 years old, Bass Virtuoso Ken Smith was asked to make two albums by Music Minus One. Released in 1972, these extraordinary albums have remained in the MMO catalogue now for over thirty-five years.
In 2002, they were digitally remastered, refurbished and re-released as compact disc albums.
Now you can hear Ken play as a young pro in New York, And you can play along with these albums using the exact same transcriptions of Ken's improvised Bass lines.
These CD/Book Sets are now available through Ken Smith Basses, Ltd.

Drum Versions of these CD's are also available. (See below for details)

List Price: $30 Street Price: $25 ******** Combine Any Two For $20 Each

Hear some of New York's Finest play Drums and Percussion on Ken's 1971 recordings. The Musicians featured on these CD's are some of the top studio and stage performers of the 60's and 70's. Jazz vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater made her recording debut on The Beat Goes On CD. Ken had worked with Trumpeter Cecil Bridgewater ( Dee Dee's husband) when he played with The Horace Silver Quintet in early 1969 when he was only 17. Stanley Clarke was Ken's replacement when he moved on to another gig later that year. As a point of interest, both Will Lee and Anthony Jackson followed in later years with Horace Silver. Horace had a knack for finding the best young Bass Players around.