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	Alain Caron
		Canadian bassist Alain Caron’s musical career began at the early age of 11 and he soon discovered the music which would become his life’s passion - jazz.
		Caron found himself in the company of like-minded musicians - who could appreciate jazz and its origins, as well as looking ahead to the future.
		Caron soon developed a reputation as a master electric bass player, a virtuoso on the 6-string bass guitar.
	www.alaincaron.com /eng/intro.htm (664 words)

	Musician Encyclopedia Article @ Vanquishing.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The concept of the musician and the status of the musician in society varies from culture to culture.
		Professional musicians are paid musicians who use performing as their main source of income.
		Many times a musician can be named according to his or her instrument (a violinist, for example, is one who plays violin.) The "-ist" suffix is most common, though not universal (e.g.
	www.vanquishing.net /encyclopedia/Musician (559 words)

	CD Baby: ALAIN CARON: Live 5 (Double CD) - from payplay
		CARON seeks to initiate the public at large to this fun new refreshing point of view, he likes to call.
		Alain Caron certainly has not lost his touch; he’s as virtuosic, technically magical, and passionate about his music as ever.
		These musicians are all players in there own right but are part of a new wave of jazz musicians that also have great respect and understanding for the NEW thing.
	cdbaby.com /cd/alaincaron8/from/payplay (800 words)

	Alain Caron in Bass Inside Magazine
		Alain Caron is clearly on a mission of musical discovery.
		Yes, it is not the musicians but it is the difference in the culture, it is the language too.
		Many musicians here in Switzerland have been driven to be in two, three and sometimes more bands just to play often enough to ease the hunger of their muse.
	www.bassinside.com /2004/december/caron.htm (1952 words)

	CD Baby: ALAIN CARON: Live 5 (DVD)
		CARON seeks to initiate the public at large to this fun new refreshing point of view, he likes to call.
		Alain Caron certainly has not lost his touch; he’s as virtuosic, technically magical, and passionate about his music as ever.
		These musicians are all players in there own right but are part of a new wave of jazz musicians that also have great respect and understanding for the NEW thing.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/alaincaron7 (778 words)

	SEE Magazine: November 30, 2006
		A professional musician for most of his life, Caron was first introduced to jazz while in his early teens.
		UZEB decided to call it a day in 1991 because, as Caron says, "We decided we all had to be 100% ourselves, the group was great but being in a group is a balance of compromises and we all felt it was time to grow as individuals.
		This weekend Caron, with his six-string acoustic bass in tow, has the chance to wear a different sort of creative hat.
	www.seemagazine.com /Issues/2006/1130/mus3.htm (611 words)

	Alain Caron: Options and intuitions
		That's why I had the idea in the beginning of calling it Alain Caron Le Band, which is a label of one thing.
		You don't let the musicians play and that makes the result cold and you can hear that the guys are reading music and it is not the point.
		The rumor in musician circles here in Montreal is that UZEB broke up simply because you and Michel Cusson couldn't stand working with each other anymore.
	www.innerviews.org /inner/caron.html (6208 words)

	Annuaire 3wFrancais.com : alain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Alain Connes is currently a Professor at the College of France, IHES and Vanderbilt University.
		Alain Badiou, Ph.D, born in Rabat, Morocco in 1937, Alain Badiou was a student at the école...
		News and information brought to you by Alain Saffel Graduated from TRU (formerly UCC) with Bachelor of Journalism in April 2005 These are a couple of pictures of me from last spring...
	www.3wfrancais.com /alain.php (1759 words)

	Alain Caron (bass player) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alain Caron is a Canadian jazz musician born in Saint-Éloi, Quebec, the youngest of 11 children.
		Luthier George Furlanetto of F Bass in Hamilton, Ontario, has built basses for Alain for 20 years.
		Furlanetto worked together with Caron to develop the they F Bass Alain Caron model (AC5), which has the tone of a solidbody fretless with the dynamic characteristics of an acoustic guitar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alain_Caron_(bass_player) (236 words)

	Scott Pazera : Bass, Bass, Bass
		It is the reason we are now respected as musicians along with saxophonists, pianists, and every other melodic instrumentalist.
		I recommend buying Alain's CDs "Rhythm 'N' Jazz", "Play" and "Call Me Al." His recordings are hard to find but his recordings and many hard to find releases can be purchased from Audiophile Imports.
		Alain's compositions are what make me realize that I have to be patient as I grow musically.
	www.scottpazera.com /bass_bass_bass.htm (993 words)

	The Silhouette Online Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Don’t get me wrong—Caron is a fantastic musician, but the jazz surrounding his bass seemed just a little too fluffy.
		I would have liked to hear Caron break into a few more solos or add an odd flurry of notes here and there to spice things up.
		Although each track sounds entirely unique, the “she shot me down” theme runs throughout the album and is illustrated with bluesy guitar riffs, piano and even some string work.
	www.msu.mcmaster.ca /sil/archives/040129/andy/instereo.html (1241 words)

	JAZZ
		A member of the ground-breaking electric fusion band, Uzeb, in the 1990s ‘Live’ is Caron’s sixth solo album and it showcases his virtuosic playing on both fretted and fretless basses.
		Described as “an incredibly talented musician and composer” by John Dankworth, Wates has composed and arranged 12 of the 13 tracks.
		Composer/jazz musician Alan Barnes and playwright/ lyricist Alan Plater present their new collaboration, “The Seven Ages of Jazz”- the story of jazz in the UK in music and song.
	www.newnote.com /jazz.html (1035 words)

	Alain Caron
		Compound this skill with the fact that Alain plays a 6 string with no position markers on the fingerboard or on the top of the neck with his chosen style of music, an advanced hybrid of jazz and rock, and the mind reels.
		Michael is an incredible composer and an incredible musician, at some point he felt, and I too, we felt that we had to be 100% of ourselves.
		(Alain is a strong spokesman and endorser of F Basses (Furlanetto Basses of Hamilton, Canada.
	www.globalbass.com /archives/mar2001/alain_caron.htm (4072 words)

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		Alain steps out with his new band and the results are simply awe-inspiring.
		Three outstanding musicians, Tony Levin on basses and stick, Steve Gorn on East Indian flutes and reeds, and Jerry Marotta on Taos drums and percussion, recorded live inside the Widow Jane Mine in the Catskill Moutains, New York.
		It's hard to believe but's it's been three years since Alain's last solo project 'Call Me Al!' As the title suggests this is his fifth solo effort, two years in the making, from one of the greatest bass players of our time, a true innovator.
	www.audiophileimports.com /catalog.txt (17196 words)

	Alain Caron
		I was very excited when I heard the announcement on the radio that Alain Caron would be coming to Zurich, Switzerland that day to do a bass clinic concert.
		It turned out that the very first interview I dared to tackle was the one with Alain Caron from the March issue.
		Also, when Alain changes from a lower to an upper string, for example from the G string to the D, he plays both notes with the same finger as double bassists do.
	www.globalbass.com /archives/july2001/alain_caron.htm (822 words)

	Gino Joe Vannelli in Venice, Italy 14 November 2005.
		Alain Caron and Mark Kelso were in Gino's band and all the eyes reached out for Joe Vannelli who played the keys again for Gino after many, many years...
		The hospital has adopted modern technologies throughout its extensive facilities and is considered one of the most efficient hospitals in Italy and Europe.
		About Torsello Antonietta Antonietta Torsello, the daughter of famed Italian Tenor Antonio Torsello and herself an accomplished vocalist, worked with Eugenio Masiero an Italian educator and musician and artist, to help Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza acquire a PET Scan Machine and accomplished the work of dozens in order to see this project through to fruition.
	ginovannelli.tripod.com /2005nov/sl/venice05.html (893 words)

	The JAZZ Discography - by Tom Lord
		Due to time and other constraints we are unable to respond to requests for discographical data on individual musicians.
		Many libraries have copies of The Jazz Discography and should be consulted on questions regarding specific musicians.
		Musicians who wish to have their listings updated are asked to submit full discographical data as per the following list - Please submit this information for each release you wish to have added to the database:
	www.lordisco.com /musicians/C3.html (172 words)

	Page 5 of the Gino Vannelli Newspaper.
		Italian musician Tullio Pizzorno is a close friend and I see you're coverage of his associations with Mr.
		Alain Caron and His talented musicians will blow you away with their musical performance and their art...
		Gino was a so great musician that it s sometimes interesting for the true fans to mention the invaluable contribution of his 2 brothers.
	ginovannelli.tripod.com /page5gvnews.html (15847 words)

	Alain Caron Biography - AOL Music
		Becoming a professional musician at a very early age, Alain Caron is a considerably accomplished bass player.
		In 1992, Caron formed his own group, le Band and released the first album by that group, Alain Caron -- le Band.
		1993 saw Caron record with Leni Stern, tour with that band, as well as doing a tour of Quebec with le Band and performing with Donato -- Caron.
	music.aol.com /artist/alain-caron/62605/biography (272 words)

	antoine berthiaume bio
		He hosted the house band for a year with Magella Cormier (former drummer of Alain Caron) and François Turgeon on bass and started exploring standard jazz as well as free music.
		He heard many great musicians but his greatest pleasure was to spend time with his new friends from NYC ballet, Ellen_Bar and Sean Suozzi, both great dancers who are still inspiring his music today.
		After a first visit to his house in London in 2002, where he chatted with the master of improvisation about life and music, he decided he had to pay him a second visit to do a recording session.
	antoineberthiaume.com /bio.html (717 words)

	Jazz Winnipeg \| Alain Caron and FranÃ§ois Bourassa
		Things heat up in December with world-class bassist Alain Caron in an extremely rare Winnipeg appearance with Juno-winning pianist François Bourassa.
		In the early 1980s, Caron emerged with Quebecois fusion group UZEB – an intelligent, musical and innovative ensemble which went on to record a dozen albums through the 80s and 90s.
		As a solo artist and ensemble leader Caron has garnered countless accolades.
	www.jazzwinnipeg.com /index.cfm?pageID=153 (223 words)

	CANADIAN MUSICIAN MAGAZINE - CANADIAN ARTISTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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	www.canadianmusician.com /cmbands.htm (49 words)

	Alain Caron: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Alain Caron: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more
		Lee Ritenour has long been the perfect studio musician, one who can melt into the background without making any impact.
		While he possesses impressive technique, Ritenour has mostly played instrumental pop throughout his career, sometimes with a Brazilian flavor.
	www.music.com /person/alain_caron/1 (253 words)

	Dave Weckl Band - Steve Weingart
		While exploring various types of music, he was strongly influenced by the music of jazz masters Josef Zawinul, McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, and Red Garland.
		His openness and awareness to all kinds of music, combined with heavy jazz and classical influence, laid the foundation for the well rounded, extremely gifted musician he is today.
		In 1984 Steve was awarded a full scholarship at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music to further his study of jazz.
	www.daveweckl.com /steve.htm (315 words)

	Bass Player - Acoustic and electric bass guitar tabs, chords and lessons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Québec bass wiz Alain Caron is no stranger to collaboration, from his bass duo work with Michel Donato to his many performances with other top-flight jazz musicians.
		George has built basses for Alain for nearly 20 years, working together to refine what has become the F Bass Alain Caron model (AC5).
		The inaugural Holodigm Seminar, an all-day lecture series at Musicians Institute in Hollywood on Saturday, June 11 at 10 a.m., will give virtuoso and aspiring musicians and entreprenuers the keys to a successful career in the new music business.
	www.bassplayer.com /issueIndex.asp?issueCode=112 (2403 words)

	Head 2 Head - Applied Acoustics Systems
		As if an impressive career as a musician, producer, and musical director (with multiple Grammy nominations and other awards) weren't enough, George now adds "record company executive" to his resumé.
		Becoming a professional musician at a very early age, Alain Caron is a considerably accomplished bass player, especialy on the 6-string bass.
		Originally finding fame as the keyboard player for 70s progressive rock giants Yes, Rick Wakeman has established himself as one of the most prolific rock musicians of all time with nearly 100 releases to his credit, and one of the industry's strongest proponents of cutting edge music technology.
	www.applied-acoustics.com /head2head.htm (2923 words)

	Lost Tribe MP3 Downloads - Lost Tribe Music Downloads - Lost Tribe Music Videos
		Born in Philadelphia on November 4, 1952, he began playing the piano at the age of four, and as a teen performed with a variety of local R&B...
		Violinist Noel Pointer studied classical violin before he signed with Blue Note as a jazz musician in the early '70s.
		His releases of light instrumental pop and fusion also included guest stints by vocalists.
	www.mp3.com /lost-tribe/artists/31632/similar.html (612 words)

	F Bass hand crafted electric basses from Fbass compare to Tobias Warrick Spector Smith
		At the LA NAMM show in February, our bass teacher, Ed Lee had an opportunity to play and talk with the great folks from F bass.
		(He also had a chance to hear one of the greatest bassist today, Alain Caron who plays his signature series F bass).
		Based upon his recommendation and alot of further study and discussion with F bass, Kim and I have decided to add this great line of electric hand-crafted basses to our store.
	www.legacymusic.com /legacy/Basses/F_Bass/f_bass.html (464 words)

	NEW JAZZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Featured musicians include Dave Koz, Randy Waldman, Vinnie Colauita, Brian Bromberg, Dean Parks and Luis Conte.
		The first duo release from violinist Chris Garrick and guitarist John Etheridge who have stunned audiences with their range, dynamism, flexibility and spirit of adventure.
		Covering ground from Reinhardt - Grappelli to modern multi-layered texturing the two musicians weave a colourful tapestry of brilliant sounds.
	www.musicconnection.org.uk /body_new_jazz.html (957 words)

	LETTERS
		I've had the misfortune of playing fretless bass on sessions in which the engineer's sole concept of proper bass equalization was to use the classic “smiley face” curve.
		This may work fine for getting Motorhead's “Lemmy sound” or even the “Victor Wooten sound,” but it is hardly appropriate for capturing the low- to midrange warmth that characterizes the sounds of fretless players such as Jaco Pastorius, Alain Caron, and Kai Eckhardt.
		While I thought that Kevin Smith's “Desktop Musician” article “Conquering the DAW” (June 2004) was very helpful, I felt it overlooked the most helpful resource that I encountered in my own experience with DAWs.
	emusician.com /mag/emusic_letters_49/index.html (1459 words)

	CBC Radio \| OnStage
		The song tells the story of jazz musician Lester Young and the racial tension he experienced during his career.
		He taught himself to play bass at the age of 17 by listening to artists such as Jaco Pastorius, Victor Bailey, Jimmy Haslip, and Alain Caron.
		Rich is currently one of the most in demand musicians in Toronto.
	www.cbc.ca /onstage/feature2.html (1758 words)

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