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Jun 26, 2023 · Gov't Mule announced that it was parting ways with longtime bassist Jorgen Carlsson earlier this month. Warren Haynes praised Carlsson's contribution and said he was "quiet-quitting" the band for some time.
Jun 26, 2023 · The band's frontman revealed that Carlsson had been "quiet-quitting the last few years" and that Scott was hired to complete the summer tour and more. He praised Carlsson's contribution and expressed hope for Scott's future with the band.
Jun 8, 2023 · After 15 years, Gov't Mule announces the departure of bassist Jorgen Carlsson and welcomes Kevin Scott for their summer tour. Carlsson joined the band in 2008 and played on their upcoming album 'Peace...Like A River'.
Jun 8, 2023 · Gov't Mule has parted ways with bassist Jorgen Carlsson after nearly 15 years and introduced Kevin Scott as his replacement. Scott, who has played with Jimmy Herring, Wayne Krantz, and others, will join the band for their 2023 tour dates.
Aug 22, 2017 · Jorgen Carlsson had never heard of Gov’t Mule in 2008 when a mutual friend recommended him to Warren Haynes to be the band’s new bassist. “I was producing a record and playing bass for Jeff Young, who had played piano in Warren’s solo band and knew he was looking for someone,” says Carlsson, a Swedish native who had been playing ...
Jun 8, 2023 · Jorgen Carlsson, who joined Gov't Mule in 2008, will be temporarily absent from the band's June tour due to personal reasons. Kevin Scott, a seasoned bassist with previous experience playing with Gov't Mule, will fill in for him.
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On September 15, 2008, Haynes' wife, Stefani Scamardo [13] announced on her Sirius radio show [14] that Andy Hess would be leaving the band and a new bassist would be in place for the fall tour. Hess was subsequently replaced by Jorgen Carlsson, [15] who had been rehearsing with the band for six months.
