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 Thanks for dropping in! This site was created just for you! It is intended to help to keep you up to date with my many musical activities. I have also included information on my musical background, the instruments I play, and pictures of some of my friends and musical heroes.
The contacts portion of this site is a good way for you to stay in contact with me. From time to time, I will also be including some web links to web sites that I think are worth checking out. Don't forget to check out the picture gallery, you just might see some familiar faces. I hope you will enjoy the experience of surfing around my virtual home. Peace and blessings! Vuyani P.S. Check me out on Essential Sound Products' Artists Page, on the Centrance artists page, as well as on the iGig artists page. |
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 Eddie C. Campbell CD Cover Chicago blues legend, Eddie C. Campbell, recorded his second Delmark Records CD with Vuyani Wakaba playing on eight tracks. This recording features another Chicago blues legend, Eddie C. Campbell's God Son, Lurrie Bell. The recording session for this project took place at Delmark Records renowned studio, Riverside Studio in Chicago in September of 2011. The CD was released on Feb. 7, 2012. "Spider Eating Preacher" follows another Delmark Records CD "Tear This World Up", which was nominated for the Record of The Year at the 2010 National Blues Awards in Memphis, Tennessee. Both record projects were produced by Dick Shurman, an amazingly accomplished producer. The audio engineer for the "Spider Eating Preacher" session was Delmark's Steve Wagner - an incredible engineer with a great ear and tons of experience. Aside from recording in a historic studio that is world-renowned, the experience was made even more amazing by the use of some equipment (microphones, etc.) that was used in Chicago's famed Chess Records studios. The tracks were recorded to Pro Tools HD through an impressive vintage recording console. The bass tracks were recorded using a DI (direct input), as well as by recording my DNA DNS-112N speaker cabinet with a microphone. The basses used on this project were Vuyani's 1992 Carvin LB-76 fretted six string bass and his fretted 1975 American Fender Precision Bass. If you can, get a hold of this recording (it's available online).....you'll really enjoy it! |
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