I've learned from your channel for long now and this week, what a surprise, Mark Smith from TalkingBass told how good your lessons are in his video. Hope it'll do good for you, you deserve it.
WOW! Mr "Real Bass Lessons!" You've not only captured the feel of Jamerson, but you've also emulated the SOUL of Jamerson!😲 I'm 💗in' it! Ole-Skool Fender-Bassist; that's my CZcams channel name... Thank you sooo much Sir! I started playing in 1971 and you inspire me to GRAB even more, lol! I really enjoy my old school piers e.g. Jamerson, C.Rainy, Willy Weeks, Jaco (of course), "Fudgie Solomon" (Mandrill), "Peter Cetera" (Chicago) and a bunch of cats that played on the R&B/Glam-Rock 45's, who's names were undisclosed, like, in the 70's! ~g~
I feel compelled to ask something, Mr. Stinnett, and I hope you’ll forgive me if it’s redundant (meaning if someone else has already asked). Are those open D notes during the first three bars incidental, or are they intentional?
Questions are fine, as long they are not negative. When I teach, everything is intentional. (except mistakes). Those "open D notes" are muted. Watch many more times and you will begin to hear how they are alwasy there in this phrase.
One finger per fret works well for many lines, as you can see. It helps with economy of motion. I recommend you that you become comfortable playing one finger per fret even though you may choose not to at times.
RIP Jedi Master of Bass. The difference between a real educator and a star youtuber has never been more clear.
Sad to read this information..RIP..😔
I feel like I just discovered a gold seam in my backyard. These lessons are awesome. Thank you so much for posting them
You are welcome.
I wish I had you when I was young.
I've learned from your channel for long now and this week, what a surprise, Mark Smith from TalkingBass told how good your lessons are in his video. Hope it'll do good for you, you deserve it.
Thanks for your support.
Thank you just wanted to say your videos are really helping me on my bass journey!
You are welcome. Great to hear that.
Thank you. Great lesson - as always
You are welome. :)
WOW!
Mr "Real Bass Lessons!" You've not only captured the feel of Jamerson, but you've also emulated the SOUL of Jamerson!😲 I'm 💗in' it! Ole-Skool Fender-Bassist; that's my CZcams channel name... Thank you sooo much Sir! I started playing in 1971 and you inspire me to GRAB even more, lol!
I really enjoy my old school piers e.g. Jamerson, C.Rainy, Willy Weeks, Jaco (of course), "Fudgie Solomon" (Mandrill), "Peter Cetera" (Chicago) and a bunch of cats that played on the R&B/Glam-Rock 45's, who's names were undisclosed, like, in the 70's!
~g~
You are welcome. Glad you enjoy it. :)
I love James Jameson
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Thank you 🙏🏼
You are welcome.
I feel compelled to ask something, Mr. Stinnett, and I hope you’ll forgive me if it’s redundant (meaning if someone else has already asked). Are those open D notes during the first three bars incidental, or are they intentional?
Questions are fine, as long they are not negative. When I teach, everything is intentional. (except mistakes). Those "open D notes" are muted. Watch many more times and you will begin to hear how they are alwasy there in this phrase.
Thank you again Jim, and thank you for your positive luminescence.
Nice ;)
Thank you Mr. Stinnett. Great content as always. I just got curious, don't you like Jazz basses?
You are welcome.
Is it best to practice 4 fingers per fret?
One finger per fret works well for many lines, as you can see. It helps with economy of motion. I recommend you that you become comfortable playing one finger per fret even though you may choose not to at times.
Thanks! For my preferred genre, I find myself jumping around the fret board with one finger so I may pluck heavily with my right hand.