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Mo Foster
Mo Foster is a British session musician, playing primarily jazz, jazz-fusion and rock bass guitar. He is also a music producer and songwriter/composer. In over 40 years as a musician Foster has played on and produced countless albums, singles, and film soundtracks. He is a published author and occasionally teaches at music seminars all over the UK.
==Early years==
Foster's first dalliance as a musician in public was in primary school playing the recorder and violin. In secondary school he changed to a "much cooler" instrument and became the bass player (using a Dallas Tuxedo bass) in his school band, The Tradewinds.〔(University of Wolverhampton ) School of Computing and IT department: Local History〕〔(Brewood Grammar School Old Boys Association website ) A short history of The Tradewinds: The Early Years (1958–1964〕
Foster cites his interest in bass guitar as coming from hearing Duane Eddy's song "Rebel Rouser" for the first time. "A school friend played the 78 on his parents' big radiogram and it just filled the room with this powerful sound. It was one of those rare moments when your soul is touched and I realised that the deep sound behind Eddy's guitar came from something called a bass guitar, though I didn't see one until I watched Jet Harris on TV. So I bought an acoustic guitar for £2 and figured that I'd get that bass sound if I just tuned the strings down an octave, but of course it just made a pointless, flapping noise."〔''Bassist & Bass Techniques'' magazine: "Doctor Foster's Casebook" by Mark Cunningham, October 1996: (Transcription )〕
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