You've Made Me So Very Happy (Single Version)
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'
RITCHIE VALENS-LA BAMBA (Guitar)
Summertime (Guitar)
Brian Wilson & Carol Kaye : Good Vibrations
Good Vibrations - Beach Boys (Isolated Tracks)` The bass is the first isolated track. I think several bass players played on this, and Kaye may have played bass and guitar on a separate track.
Carol Kaye SLAYS Funky Bass for Quincy Jones (MUST WATCH)
Carol Kaye teaches Gene Simmons
Carol Kaye Trio -- Greens And Hamhocks
Joe Pass & Carol Kaye - Better Days (1995)
I think people misunderstand. Carol Kaye was a jazz guitarist. She was playing professionally in jazz clubs as a teenager. She later took jobs as session guitarist in rock/pop to make a living. As a jazz guitarist it was just too boring to play rock/pop guitar, so she switched to base for her sanity. She made more money than she could in jazz, but she never made a lot of money. Session musicians just get paid a little for the session. It doesn't matter how many hot you play, you don't make more money.
I learned about her from the documentary about “The Wrecking Crew” (which I later heard she did not like.). She was an amazing player.
It was a great little movie.
One of the most memorable bass lines ever on the intro to “Wichita Lineman,” a song that even Bob Dylan called one of the greatest ever written.
She said she was making more than the President at her peak years.
.