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Bass Player Assessment: Stuart Venger-Jamiroquai

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Bass player assessment–Stuart Zender-Jamiroquai Stuart Patrick Jude Zender (born 18 March 1974) is an English bassist, songwriter and record producer. He is best known for being the original bass player for Jamiroquai. Stuart Zender usually uses an iroquai “rug” bass, all white bass, blue LEDs and chrome ender model. The list of instruments played is the bass guitar, drums, lead vocals, backup vocals and chimes Every instrument has a role, the role of the lead vocals are the melody, the drums has rhythm, the backup vocals has counter melody, the chimes has pitch and the bass guitar has bass Stuart Zender was raised in Philadelphia, UK he attended Leighton Park School in reading (for a year in 1988–89 before being expelled) known for

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