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Victor's way is your way

Victor Wooten is a bassist.  That's an understatement.  Victor Wooten is so much more than a bassist.  He's a musician, an educator, a philosopher, a wordsmith, a curator of all things zen and lovely in this musical world.  There is no greater example than this wonderful video that was released as part of TED Talks

Check it out... and then check it out again... in fact.  Start every day as a musician by listening to and/or watching this video.

Enjoy



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