Learn How To Build Your Speed Using The 'I Saw Her Standing There' Bass Riff Speed Builder
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In this bass guitar lesson, James will show you how to build speed on the bass guitar. This is done with the song I Saw Her Standing There.
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Thanks James. Really good tip on keeping the 2nd finger anchored and using the 3rd finger to come down at the end of the riff.
Glad you learn something useful from the video! best of luck with your bass playing!
Real happiness comes from you when you are playing this piece of music even if you don’ smile much when playing.
Thank you so muchfor your generosity
My pleasure, Patrick! Glad you like the video and thanks for those kind words! All the best!
Paul McCartney didn't figure out this bass riff, James, he pinched it from Chuck Berry's Talkin' About You.
Now I didn’t know that! Do you know chuck berry’s bass player was at that time?
@@ebassguitar Don't really know but Chucks original was released on Chess records in 1961. The regular session bassist with Chess was Louis Satterfield but Willie Dixon also played bass on some recordings. Take your pick!
Yes, they’re weren’t great at crediting musicians in those days! :-)
It’s a great bass line whoever wrote it in the first place...
Correct on that! He ripped off the bassline
I was playing this song this week. I had Noooo idea how Paul played and sang this at the same time. Its fast and not simple
Great teaching idea. Thanks!
wow.. great idea! thanks for sharing
My pleasure
thanks you for the builder tuto, it help me, new subs here, have a nice week end
Glad you found this helpful Alain. Thanks for the sub!
Excellent idea. In the same spirit as the wildly popular Agile/Scrum way of managing projects. The simplified riff is the MVP or minimum viable product. A place to satisfy the user for now, but also a foundation from which to grow it.
Glad you liked this video! I believe it's always useful to learn foundational concepts that may be simple at first, but can get very rewarding when pushed!
Cool!
Awesome!
You’re eyebrows are amazing
I love them too!
This just popped up in my recommends. Must be because i was checking this out elsewhere last week but i am subbed to you. That second riff in A actually starts on the low A and not the high one. AND....is that a Marcus Miller fretless 5 in the background on the intro? Have a fretless V7 rosewood that is amazing!
Great share Craig! cheers!
That’s such a good bassline, but it was actually played with a pick. Macca almost always used a pick for bass.
Totally... do it with pick or fingers... either way it’s a workout!
Ese Paul , capo en el bajo
yes, i cant fucking play this tune ajajaj never thought it was this fast
Pinball wizard can you do it 😎
put that in the list! :-)
Interesting idea and a very useful alternative strategy. Thanks.
Just one other thing - you have a bad habit of totally withdrawing and curling up your left little finger instead of leaving it over the fretboard ready for the next note. That's wasting a lot of energy and taking up unnecessary time. You could be just as fast with less effort!
Hey, thanks for the compliment.
Yes, im aware I don’t have flawless technique… but had everything I need to hold down a a professional career in the uK for the best part of 20 years. So I know what I do works :-)
It’s some thing I’ll work on consciously If there’s music where I need the next musical gear!
CZcams tends to point out a lot of stuff!
So I have to be a member to get your help, That sucks
There's a million free videos on youtube and the guy's gotta make a living. Just apply the concept to the rest of the tab. Working for me
I can’t play this song without a pick
How come? I believe you can!
@@ebassguitar ha ha! Thanks for the positive vibes! It’s just too fast for my little hands so it’s just easier for me to use a pick
Point of detail here. Paul Mcartney used a pick for this song!
So play with a pick and without a pick… it’s still a work out either way
Then play it without.
It'll sound better and won't restrict your hand movement.
Then play it without.
It'll sound better and won't restrict your hand movement.
Hablas demasiado, y demasiado deprisa...