Episode #8 - Al "Boogie" Carty

An episode of the The Low End Nation Bass Podcast podcast, hosted by Low End Nation Inc., titled "Episode #8 - Al "Boogie" Carty" was published on January 16, 2025 and runs 41 minutes.

January 16, 2025 ·41m · The Low End Nation Bass Podcast

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A native of the Bronx, Al "Boogie" Carty has been laying it down with the world's best artists for over two decades. With his huge pocket and sense of both groove and melody, Al is a first call for many artists and has worked with Rob Thomas, Alicia Keys, Meshell Ndegeocello, Ed Sheeran, Christina Aguilera and many, many more. I first met Al at a gig I was playing in Toronto sometime back in the early 2000's and we finally got a chance to sit down and catch up on everything do with bass, touring and life one afternoon in New York. Al is a wealth of knowledge, so sit back and enjoy!

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A native of the Bronx, Al "Boogie" Carty has been laying it down with the world's best artists for over two decades. With his huge pocket and sense of both groove and melody, Al is a first call for many artists and has worked with Rob Thomas, Alicia Keys, Meshell Ndegeocello, Ed Sheeran, Christina Aguilera and many, many more.

I first met Al at a gig I was playing in Toronto sometime back in the early 2000's and we finally got a chance to sit down and catch up on everything do with bass, touring and life one afternoon in New York. Al is a wealth of knowledge, so sit back and enjoy!

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