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you are amazing dude !

:16 is very pretty Ant!

Sir i will say u are the best You just gave me what i need to hear and its like a motivation to me 😊

Top demais

You didn't finish with the epic Doot-doot-doot!

naaaaaaaa

im not used to not hear the solo on this song, and i wanted to hear the original solo. But this is great, i didnt missed the solo at all

jimmy is a master!

Thanks! Can you explain what chords are being used?

Always crushing it! Hope you’re well, busy and enjoying everything dude!

The phrasing were off and the song was rushed, not to mention the mess ups. There's a reason why Jaco spent 12 years on this song. Watch Modern electric bass Jaco Pastorius. You will get the parts you messed up on and learn the techniques.

One of my faves. I've been meaning to learn this one.

Great teacher ! Bass tone is great

So what’s the lesson? Just that lick? Use enclosures? I don’t get it.

what you're doing is way above my skill level to play as a beginning player, but as a longtime listener it really makes sense to me.

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shit bro cutting me on a squier tele

We got this golden information from you for free! Thank you sir ! Contact you once I get this down.

Wow, Jason Momoa is a great bass player. Very usefull pentatonic exercises.

hey anthony.. in regards to your comment about it's waste a time trying to think the minor scale a separate entity.. can't you argue when you're thinking of improv over a minor song, it's helpful to keep in my that the minor i is the tonic? .. unless you do it differently?

Is bro playing in his underwear

How to differentiate tha and dha .. from tabla dha has bass tha is trebly..how to do that on bass. . Coming from tabla background I'm confused . .

serious !!!!! where are you come from... a concert somewhere please ???

Gracias por esta joya maestro ❤

I’m not a guitarist but piano player. However, this video has really helped me to further understand this Barry Harris scale and its uses a lot as I dig deeper into it. I look forward to watching your other videos. Thanks.

Rocco called down from heaven to give you a compliment brother!!! NICELY DONE BROTHER!!!!

Would love to hear your thoughts in a podcast setting for sure man

Hey Anthony, thank you so much for your lessons! May I ask you why you did include the F# (the natural 7th) in your example or what's the theory behind it?

What song in last time this video?

Is the solo more on scale patterns or chord tone?

Love the original solo after the intro

Awesome video Anthony. Thank you for sharing. Crossing strings with the picking hand is a challenge for me when it comes to building speed. Can you give some advise on how you developed such great speed and dexterity with your picking technique. Do you use mostly rest or free strokes when playing faster lines? Are hammer-ons and pull-offs a good way to increase speed? Would like to know your thoughts. Thanks again.

Fantastic material for players looking for where to start on improvisation to begin with.

Hi! I know this is an older video, but I was wondering how you got that pad sound on the keyboard. Thanks!

Man I´d love to be able to play quarter notes that feel half as good as these ones.

Youre amazing anthony. With your amazing skill you should upgrade your bass from squier become fender.because fender is more expensive than squier. Fender Better quality than squier

Great sounds. Love you ideas. Can you break down the phase using the number system?

I find it's the best way to ensure your brain is turned on, rather than just let your fingers flap around...

Great stuff, thanks!

Hey man, love your videos! At around 9:20 you mention a potential future lesson about the symmetry of both melodic minor and diminished, please do a lesson on this!!!

❤ appreciate it. Can you make a lesson please ur vedios are helping a lot am here searching for continum lesson

Thank you for your helpful videos, Anthony. I have been watching them as an amateur bass player who wants to start playing jazz and your insight is incredible. I like the point of the scales having notes in common. If you think about it, any two scales of seven notes must have an overlap of two notes or greater, because 7 + 7 = 14, and that's two more notes than we have in the chromatic scale at least. However, each hexatonic scale has precisely one scale that shares no notes with it. For whole tone scales it's a major fourth up, so C whole tone scale shares no notes with F whole tone scale. For pentatonic scales, there's tons of non-overlapping pentatonics (21), a few non-overlapping hexatonics (7), and only one seven tone scale. I try not to get in my head too much about music theory, though. For me, it's too easy to go deep into that and forget about learning how to actually play. It's a trap. But I find it endlessly fascinating so I wanted to share.

Slow it down please 😊

I started playing bass about more than a year ago and hope to continue for the next ten. I managed to play at least an hour a day. Your videos are by far the most honest and helpful that I found for someone who really wants to improve. Maybe that's cruel but if you are not willing to do these kinds of challenges, you will lose a lot of time and eventually give up. I really hope that these triads will help me to have a better technique and a better understanding of my instrument. Thanks.

Hey man I love your transcriptions and playing! They've helped me out a lot. I watched your Donna Lee one recently and it was a big aid for me in getting it together. I think my fingerings are a bit more accurate to Jaco's so once I can nail the tempo, I'll be posting my own to share with the world my interpretation. Hopefully in a few weeks or so. You talk at 10:50 about the bend and your surprise that he nails it, but have you considered the possibility that there's a little magic trick going on here and "the spoon is not real?" I was checking this solo out and I'm almost completely convinced that from the solo to the end, he overdubbed the entire bass performance in studio, but slowed it down with a varispeed tape deck and performed it a minor third lower that it sounds here. So in other words, he performed his solo in A rather than C, that bent E is actually a C#, and he played it much slower than it's presented on the record. I know it's a live record, but I'm still pretty sure that the entire solo onwards was redone in studio. I'm curious to know your thoughts? Cheers brother!

Thank you very much for these videos Maestro! May I ask about your left thumb? Where do you put your thumb in relation to the neck? In general, when you're playing does your thumb generally point towards the ceiling, or towards the headstock, or somewhere else?

Cool

jimmy johnson is a genius. He is my fav bassplayer

Great lessons my friend! You are providing great wisdom to all of the Bass community in such clear precise steps in your analysis. Thanks again and keep the classes coming ✌🏾