HOW TO GET A GREAT WALKING BASS TONE! Jazz techniques for Bassists!

So in this video I look at : How to get a great walking bass tone to enhance your walking lines- and also some top hacks to improve melodic awareness too!
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[@MarkMarxonsBassChannel]

You’re an absolute animal Mr Philpot. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You enrich and inspire us all!

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Thanks for Sharing Rufus 🎸🎵🎶

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Thanks

[@rufusbass]

Here's a cool video lesson demonstrating a great way to achieve a round, warm tone when walking on the bass-and you don't have to switch to the front pick up to achieve this! Plus, some extra useful hacks to develop your walking lines and melodic skill...

[@paultraynorbsc627]

This is excellent Rufus thanks for sharing

[@jazzbrew68]

As you were playing your walking line with the change in hand position I said to myself - "Oh man... I gotta transcribe what he's playing." and your message popped up and told me to do just that! Great stuff as usual Rufus. Sounds wonderful.

[@cameronlesley2428]

Absolute gems in this video . Cheere

[@simonphoenix9475]

You left out my second favorite Parker blues (after Billies Bounce) Blues for Alice.

[@microrecording]

Awesome! I am tempted to study with you...

[@modenaboy]

This is great! So useful, and a lot to unpack. Thanks so much for putting this up. You sound great too, really nice stuff!

[@terryadams237]

Great video. Learned a lot from this one. Thanks Rufus

[@wmkennard]

Sweet ty

[@neilsnoot-williams]

Nice one!

[@SimonMSvensson]

Isotope!

[@johannagy124]

Isotope and Allans solo on it when he covers it on the "None too sone" album is the most fantastic thing you will ever hear in your life 👌👌👌

[@user-ck5dw9wm1v]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸

[@TheBassfresh]

Nice video! Hands down! ;-) btw I love my upright bass, but my old fender jazz is a far more ergonomic and useful music "tool", is it wrong I prefer the sound it has for jazz ? SO much more direct, and drummers seem to prefer it.

[@duncan1386]

Thanks