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In Sweden, this is called "gubb-rock" (old-man's rock) and in it's own sub-genre, it doesn't get any better than this! For some reason that eludes me, it's recorded in 432Hz, which means that you have… More…
Some minor details has been changed for better playability More…
Good ol' 80's metal! (Best thing that came out of the 80's, to be honest.) More…
I have seen some decent bass tutorials for this song on YouTube but I tend to rely more on the heavier strings for a more Motown-ish sound. Hope you guys enjoy this version! More…
If you're not into funk, you haven't heard The Meters yet. More…
James probably played more open strings. This is an attempt to to be a bit "open string-restrictive" for academic reasons. More…
A serious attempt on this one. Saw a few more or less accurate ones on YouTube that didn't fully satisfy. Please comment if you differ somehow! More…
In progress. Intro, verse and first chorus so far More…
In remembrance of Aston "Family Man" Barrett. More…
The left hand fingering is a little different than Joe's in the video. It's just how I prefer it. More…
Love the song but can't stand the original versions vocal-intonation in the choruses, so I found a decent substitute. Solid bassline from someone who's name I can't find and therefore not give credit to.… More…
This is a little different from how Bruce (visibly in the video) plays it but it's close enough and how I play it live. Enjoy! More…
In this video I wanna show you 6 different bass fills in A minor, using the minor pentatonic scale.… More…
In this video I'll give you some examples to connect two chords (in this case A-7 and D7) using different techniques (chromatic and diatonic approaches, triads, scales, etc ...)… More…