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Bass Mastery with Bakithi Kumalo

By Sweetwater on Nov 27, 2013, 5:31 PM

Virtuoso bassist Bakithi Kumalo — perhaps best known as the bass player on Paul Simon’s Graceland album, and the man behind the killer bass track on “You Can Call Me Al” — paid a visit to Sweetwater and put on a workshop on behalf of Kala basses. Bakithi demonstrated his mastery of both traditional bass guitars as well as the amazing Kala U-Basses.

Watch for an interview with Bakithi Kumalo in an upcoming Sweetwater Minute video at our YouTube and Facebook pages!

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