Frequent Roger Waters collaborator, producer, and bass player Gus Seyffert recently sat down with BASSED. Podcast. Gus talks in detail about playing in Roger’s band, producing and mixing The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux, and shares some interesting and funny anecdotes along the way. It is a very insightful interview. You can watch it here:
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