If you’re a fan of funk and soul, chances are you’ve come across some legendary bass lines that make you move without even thinking about it. But few can compare to the groove Randy Bramwell laid down on David Bendeth’s ...
"Sweet Home Chicago" is one of the most beloved blues standards, with countless artists putting their spin on the song. Robert Johnson first recorded the song in 1936 but for many bassists, the definitive version comes from The Blues Brothers ...
This is one of those bass lessons where I tried to keep it to one thing but it morphed into something more important! This bass tutorial will show you how loads of different bass riffs actually contain the very same ...
One of the best ways to learn bass is to actually learn amazing real-life bass lines. In this video, I'm covering Duran Duran's "Rio". I provide TAB/notation along with the video so that you can follow along and play along ...
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now is a staple amongst party bands and happens to contain one of the grooviest bass lines of all time!In this bass guitar tutorial, you will learn how to play Jimmie Williams' classic bass line plus ...
Hotel California by Eagles is an iconic bass line. Most of it is made up from the simplest of notes - a root, 5th, and octave. How can something so simple sound so good?? I think the answer lies, in ...
To this day, my most popular video by far on YouTube is my Everybody Dance bass tutorial: Learn The Everybody Dance Bass Guitar Riff (Bernard Edwards – CHIC) The guy who played bass on that song is an all time ...
I don't usually do bass covers but a company called Tomplay reached out to me a while ago and I only just got round to checking it out. It's good! You get a decent backing track and then the notation/TAB ...
This bass tutorial contains a simple yet powerful message: Only a few patterns are found in hundreds of different bass lines. Learn a few and you will improve your ability to memorise and pick out these bass lines by ear. ...
One of the greatest bass solos of all time was played by James Brown's bassist Jimmy Lee Moore. It's incredible in its simplicity, tone, note choice, and in the way Moore articulates the notes. In fact, those expressive techniques are ...
