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* 1949 – Garry Tallent, American bass player ( E Street Band )

* Garry Tallent – bass guitar

* Garry Tallent – bass, tuba, backing vocals

* Garry Tallent, bass guitar player in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band

* Garry Tallent ( born 1949 ), singer-songwriter.

* Garry W. Tallent – bass guitar

Eventually, Hartke developed an entire line of XL cabinets, including the 115XL, 210XL, 410XL, 4. 5XL and 810XL, which have been played on stages around the world by players like Pastorius, Marcus Miller, Darryl Jones, Jack Bruce, Will Lee, Garry Tallent and many others.

* Garry Tallent ( Bruce Springsteen )

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The original lineup included Garry Tallent ( bass ), Clarence Clemons ( saxophone ), Danny Federici ( keyboards, accordion ), Vini " Mad Dog " Lopez ( drums ), and David Sancious ( keyboards ).

Garry W. Tallent

In each concert, Springsteen typically would extend one song ( between 1974 and 1984, almost always " Rosalita ") to involve an elaborate introduction of each member of the band, introducing nicknames, characterizing each player (" Professor " Roy Bittan, " Miami " Steve Van Zandt, " Phantom " Dan Federici, " Mighty " Max Weinberg, and Garry " W ." Tallent ), whipping the song and the audience into a frenzy for the final, over-the-top introduction of the " Big Man ," Clarence Clemons.

Springsteen made guest appearances on solo albums by both Nils Lofgren and Clarence Clemons and he joined Max Weinberg, Garry Tallent, and Little Steven when they reprised their role as " honorary Jukes " on Southside Johnny's Better Days in 1992.

The Ghost of Tom Joad saw Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, Tyrell, and Scialfa provide backing on some tracks while Federici, Tyrell and Scialfa all turn up sporadically on Devils & Dust.

However when Springsteen began touring with what is now considered the unofficial start of the E Street Band in October 1972, Sancious was not with them, having in July 1972 returned to Richmond and Alpha Studios and recorded some demos with Carter and Garry Tallent.