Great stuff, Guy! What experience you've had over the years! I was looking you up because I've been listening again to Peter Cetera's "One More Story" album. I've always love the bass and guitar parts on "You Never Listen to Me" - it includes David Gilmour, Dann Huff (my all-time favourite guitarist)...and you. The bass bit, especially at the end, is amazing. So, now that I know who you are...and how much I've enjoyed listening to your bass talents all these years (without knowing who it was)...I've got you on my list: Pino Palladino, Tony Levin...and Guy Pratt!
You're so funny and amusing, always look forward to these episodes, small treasures to enjoy in these strange times, good music, your unique playing and some laughter, what more do you need, really? Thank you, Guy!!👍🤗
G'day Guy, I cannot thank you enough for this, and I know I'm coming to it very late. I have loved You're Amazing since first getting the Don't Explain CD back in 1990. It remains one of my favourite RP songs, what can i say, some songs just get under your skin. Watching you play the bass to it just brought a massive smile to my face. Thanks mate.
Love the Robert Palmer album Don't Explain. Great fun and a great rocky track. Robert always sounded great. Love the bridge in this song and the dynamite moment. Great ending too.
I love that you can hear the live thwack and rattle through the studio mike as you play! Great story and please feel free to show us some more stuff from Robert that is slightly off the beaten path. Really enjoyed that!
I've had my first of 2 vaccinations. Get it people. The worst side effect I had was a stiff arm and a headache the next day, in other words, sod all. The more of us get vaccinated the quicker we can get back to normal.
Fun lick! Palmer's songs always had a good vibe. Very cool you were a writer for that one. Oh and yes, if you can, for the love _all_ things sane: Get. Vaccinated. For once the light at the end of the tunnel isn't a train coming at us. I hope. Hang in there!
Cheers for the video and cheers for your book which I’ve just finished. Everyone should go read it. You like his videos, you’ll love his book. As a bonus there’s an audiobook version with Guy doing the actual reading.
After 22 episodes I still haven’t figured out if it’s the waffling or playing I enjoy the most. Just one more episode and I might be able to ;-) Thanks, Guy. Keep ‘em coming.
HA HA! Great sock story. I was at a public gym change room about 5 years ago (I was 53) and making small talk with a fellow middle 50's man (too, with a gut) and while changing into my "just out of the dryer" gym pants one of my daughters thongs inadvertently fell out of my pant leg and onto the floor between us.... needles to say, we never spoke of that moment again.... Now, over to you Guy! GREAT tune by the way! Look forward to you next posting Monsieur Pratt! Stay safe, healthy and well!!! Cheers, W.
I cannot believe that I have never seen this Channel until now. I've known your music for years and never knew who you were until I watched Scott and Ian interview you on SBL. Your stories are great and your talent is even greater! Have you ever played Woke Up Laughing by Robert Palmer? The Caribbean/African sounding version from the album. I can't find anyone who does it on Bass. Cheers.
Hello !! I love your style of playing and involvement with music. I don't understand composition techniques, but I understand a little bit of the universal language of music. I know it does an excellent musical job. Congratulations on the quality of your work !!👏👏👏
'Not a word' would be great, another lovely bass part(s) - and a co-write with RP and Black? And of course anything from 'Growing up in public'! BIG THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDS!
Hi Guy, I would be interested to hear what you think of Bruce Thomas’ bass work on the two Elvis Costello’s albums, This Years Model and Armed Forces. I think both are fantastic albums and all the instrumental work is brilliant but for me the bass playing really lifts every track. Elements of Paul McCartney in his playing. I love what you do for us here, keep up the great work. I love it when you acknowledge your slight mistakes here and there. It’s not as easy as people might think playing along to records!.I’m a guitarist but I dabble with bass, mainly for my home recording. My attitude when I first started recording a few years ago was, right, I’ll get the drums (Roland V-Drums) and bass out of the way, then I can start building the song. Now, after watching you and a hand-full of others and taking more interest in the bass I find myself really trying to build the song properly (as best I can) with a more thoughtful bass line. I don’t think a minority of people really appreciate what ‘Guys’ like you bring us, free of charge and be so accessible. The thought of me having direct communication with Guy Pratt 30 years ago would have been ridiculous! Keep up the great work, really appreciated.
What sound you after?... That! Haha spot on im glad you are still taking the time keeping these videos going each one has been great to watch and its really nice to learn more about you tbh other than the bassist for floyd.
Good afternoon Guy, just a thought...maybe another Madonna track i was thinking Hanky Pandy, cool jazz swing bassline and the wonderful Jeff Pocaro on the bones. Just a thought? Stay cool fella.
You are one of ny favorite bassplayers. I saw you for the first time with Floyd . It was the Venice gig , live shown on tv (1989?) . I was/am a Floyd fan, but I was impressed by the bass during the whole show! Love your book too and all of your basslines with other great artists!
Speaking of amazing... I've been catching up on the Rockonteurs podcast (after getting more than a month behind), and you & Gary are doing an amazing job with the interviews. 👍 Is there much chance that Jimmy Nail would be up for an interview? I don't think I've heard of his music before, but "Wicked World" was pretty enjoyable.
Haven't seen a video in a little while, might have to binge and get caught up. More Toy Matinee would be fun, your video on Queen of Misery was my introduction to the album. Wish I could find a copy online.
A case of sockgate from the sounds of things... Great tune with Betsy doing her thang. How about “The Flame” from Icehouse next time or back to Robbie Robertson? Cheers Guy!
Hi Guy. It’s been a while since I’ve paid you out in limericks, but I couldn’t resist after hearing the sock story in your prattle. Here goes: We all know, as we watch Lockdown Licks Guy’s wardrobe doesn’t have a great mix But such is the case He’s here to play bass He’s not here to try and pull chicks
And it’s clear that Guy’s not a big fan Of shopping for clothes in Milan (A friend once insisted That Guy’s so tight-fisted He buys all his clothes second-hand) In a Milan haberdashery his brief Was, “Socks or a nice handkerchief” But the snot rags were dear So Guy said, “Never fear, I’ll have the socks with the penguin motif.” Then came one of Guy’s biggest shocks When he saw on the floor one of his socks As the band did rehearse But it could’ve been worse It could’ve been a pair of his jocks! Guy at first thought Alan Mansfield did share His bizarre taste in penguin sockwear But Alan said, “No Guy, It belongs not to I, The other sock’s up your trouser leg somewhere!”
Love it! And the sock story is awesome, I like penguins. A bunch of these are from the period of massive gated snare drums. When you boot up the tracks and you hear that drum sound, does it immediately take you back in time? Make you happy? Queasy? Asking for a friend.
Loved that, big Robert Palmer fan. Been loving the videos since lockdown, a little "bass-oasis" in this desert of meh. Loving the podcast too 👍 Quick gear question, I hope you don't mind. Is it the Ashdown preamp or the ABM head racked in behind you? Perhaps someone else here can answer that too. Have their Mark King head in storage thatI can't wait to get playing again when gigging comes back. Thanks for all of these and keep the coming.
Enjoyed that mate. Been watching your picking hand (no I'm not a perv lol) and notice you keep your thunb anchored on the pick up a lot when picking all four strings. I''m a bit of a novice, only started playing at 44 after a road accident which took me 7 years to recover from. well, to the best I am anyway. l was taught to drop down a string (or two) on the higher stuff but don't feel comfortable doing that. Teacher was a superior being anyway (apparently). Older now (much sadly) but play for pleasure. There is a question coming lol. Do what I feel comfortable with(anchor on the pick-up) or try and follow the prick of a superior talented (or so he says) teach? Andy Tagg
@@guypratt7104 Agree totally, I anchor on the pickup all the time as it feels most comfortable I did try other options when I first picked up a bass (at 43) this felt the best.
@@guypratt7104 Thank you, I've followed ( a bit, when I can) from your floyd days (stalker? who me? wrong gender lol) and expected that to be honest. I will. Stay safe mate
Hi Guy good to see Betsy getting another outing. However I noticed two other lilac basses on the wall behind you. I'm assuming one is Eliza, but what's the other one?
HI Guy.... great video love watching them. I know you did the 'sorrow' video a while back. can you tell me what effects you use on that track...and any effects you always have on? oh and i remember listening to the Niall Rogers interview where you mentioned you always play a Bernard riff to get dialled in... which one was it please? Cheers
Lovely stuff! Can't you just play 'Young Lust' as one of your LDL anyhow, please? I know you only play your own basslines (and fair enough) but that way you can get that ace fill in and all will be well with the world again. Hmmm come to think of it you did use it on Pulse's 'Learning to Fly', so please disregard all of the above. I actually nicked the same lick once for one of my own band's songs but don't tell Davy G. xx
@@guypratt7104 I've watched 'em all but alas my photographic memory must be playing up - soz, did't realise you were gonna start packing your tent for Grump Camp over it ;-) . Still at least I got some capital letters out of you. Love 'Rockonteurs' too btw - Stewart Copeland was as refreshingly bonkers as ever :-) x
Tight and groovy bassline, Guy! ... However you may use your ring finger for hammer ons, but your not supposed to perform hammer ons ON your ring finger....
Love Guy! One of my favorite bassists and people. A GREAT HANG!!!!!
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! LOVE YOU BRO XXXXXXXX
Aww....bruvvas 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Now there’s a guest for the podcast, Guy!! I’m sure Gary won’t mind another bassist!!
Another amazing track , Dont Explain is one of my fav Robert Palmer albums!
Rip Robert Palmer. Superb songsmith!
Taken from us far too early!
Amazing please do next Lost For Words
Great stuff, Guy! What experience you've had over the years! I was looking you up because I've been listening again to Peter Cetera's "One More Story" album. I've always love the bass and guitar parts on "You Never Listen to Me" - it includes David Gilmour, Dann Huff (my all-time favourite guitarist)...and you. The bass bit, especially at the end, is amazing. So, now that I know who you are...and how much I've enjoyed listening to your bass talents all these years (without knowing who it was)...I've got you on my list: Pino Palladino, Tony Levin...and Guy Pratt!
You're so funny and amusing, always look forward to these episodes, small treasures to enjoy in these strange times, good music, your unique playing and some laughter, what more do you need, really? Thank you, Guy!!👍🤗
Just watched the Nick Mason episode of Brian Johnson's life on the road. I was so stoked about the Guy appearances.
Same
I really appreciate you taking the time to remind us of these kickin' bass lines. Love from Sydney Australia!
G'day Guy, I cannot thank you enough for this, and I know I'm coming to it very late. I have loved You're Amazing since first getting the Don't Explain CD back in 1990. It remains one of my favourite RP songs, what can i say, some songs just get under your skin. Watching you play the bass to it just brought a massive smile to my face. Thanks mate.
Loved Guys uploads, hope he drops some more sometime soon :o) Humour, skill and always fun :o)
My top fav Robert Palmer albums are
Sneakin sally through the alley
Pressure drop
Double Fun
Riptide
Don't Explain
Honey
Drive 😊
Love the Robert Palmer album Don't Explain. Great fun and a great rocky track. Robert always sounded great. Love the bridge in this song and the dynamite moment. Great ending too.
I love that you can hear the live thwack and rattle through the studio mike as you play! Great story and please feel free to show us some more stuff from Robert that is slightly off the beaten path. Really enjoyed that!
I've had my first of 2 vaccinations. Get it people. The worst side effect I had was a stiff arm and a headache the next day, in other words, sod all. The more of us get vaccinated the quicker we can get back to normal.
Fun lick! Palmer's songs always had a good vibe. Very cool you were a writer for that one.
Oh and yes, if you can, for the love _all_ things sane: Get. Vaccinated. For once the light at the end of the tunnel isn't a train coming at us. I hope. Hang in there!
Always love watching these videos. Thanks.
Thanks again Guy, we really appreciate these!!
Cheers for the video and cheers for your book which I’ve just finished. Everyone should go read it. You like his videos, you’ll love his book. As a bonus there’s an audiobook version with Guy doing the actual reading.
The audiobook is fabulous and all the better for Guy's reading.
Don't Explain- what an amazing album. Everything you said about Robert is true.
Thanks Guy - excellent. I always thought ‘Amazing’ should have been a bigger hit. ‘Top 40’ from the ‘Don’t Explain’ LP also a winner 👌
Thanks for doing these videos. They’re fun and fantastic.
It's a simple and straight to the point bassline. Awsome!!
After 22 episodes I still haven’t figured out if it’s the waffling or playing I enjoy the most. Just one more episode and I might be able to ;-) Thanks, Guy. Keep ‘em coming.
We can equally vote for both
Solid Rock ‘N Roll! Love that tune and your playing is always amazing!!!
Awesome Guy! cant believe we are blessed with your brilliance on here!
I always enjoy your Robert editions.
HA HA! Great sock story. I was at a public gym change room about 5 years ago (I was 53) and making small talk with a fellow middle 50's man (too, with a gut) and while changing into my "just out of the dryer" gym pants one of my daughters thongs inadvertently fell out of my pant leg and onto the floor between us.... needles to say, we never spoke of that moment again.... Now, over to you Guy!
GREAT tune by the way! Look forward to you next posting Monsieur Pratt! Stay safe, healthy and well!!! Cheers, W.
Great way to start the week, thanks Guy :)
Yeah, more Jimmy Nail please. Just watched your chat with Ellen O’reilly. Ace
That was deadly, she's a great interviewer and top bass player.
@@xtrict and not shy in admitting her love for Guy 😂😂
But honestly, I agree wholeheartedly with you
Keep them coming Guy! Thank you
That's a great song! Love the production.
What? This is a great song!
I cannot believe that I have never seen this Channel until now. I've known your music for years and never knew who you were until I watched Scott and Ian interview you on SBL. Your stories are great and your talent is even greater! Have you ever played Woke Up Laughing by Robert Palmer? The Caribbean/African sounding version from the album. I can't find anyone who does it on Bass. Cheers.
It's a Nigerian Waltz he told me..No but I did a song called History on Don't Explain which is similarly African Polyrhythmic. Thank you!!
Hello !! I love your style of playing and involvement with music. I don't understand composition techniques, but I understand a little bit of the universal language of music. I know it does an excellent musical job. Congratulations on the quality of your work !!👏👏👏
Cheers Guy, enjoyed that as always. Yes, more Toy Matinee would be great!
You are un My heart. Dear Guy💯
Just briwyant.... Oh yes, please, please can we have more Jimmy Nail. I love all your stuff, but Jimmy has a littlewarm place in my heart.
Good fun, Guy. Thank you ...
What a fun baseline that is!
Keep it up guy!!
Guy, you're amazing!!
'Not a word' would be great, another lovely bass part(s) - and a co-write with RP and Black? And of course anything from 'Growing up in public'! BIG THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDS!
Be well Sir 👍😉 "You're amazing"
Such a great track!
This is a fun one. You’ve put me on to some music ive never heard of before thanks. Also yeah that Young Lust riff is fucking contagious!
Great disco bass lines 😎😎😎
Hi Guy, I would be interested to hear what you think of Bruce Thomas’ bass work on the two Elvis Costello’s albums, This Years Model and Armed Forces. I think both are fantastic albums and all the instrumental work is brilliant but for me the bass playing really lifts every track. Elements of Paul McCartney in his playing. I love what you do for us here, keep up the great work. I love it when you acknowledge your slight mistakes here and there. It’s not as easy as people might think playing along to records!.I’m a guitarist but I dabble with bass, mainly for my home recording. My attitude when I first started recording a few years ago was, right, I’ll get the drums (Roland V-Drums) and bass out of the way, then I can start building the song. Now, after watching you and a hand-full of others and taking more interest in the bass I find myself really trying to build the song properly (as best I can) with a more thoughtful bass line. I don’t think a minority of people really appreciate what ‘Guys’ like you bring us, free of charge and be so accessible. The thought of me having direct communication with Guy Pratt 30 years ago would have been ridiculous! Keep up the great work, really appreciated.
It’s excellent
What sound you after?... That! Haha spot on im glad you are still taking the time keeping these videos going each one has been great to watch and its really nice to learn more about you tbh other than the bassist for floyd.
Good afternoon Guy, just a thought...maybe another Madonna track i was thinking Hanky Pandy, cool jazz swing bassline and the wonderful Jeff Pocaro on the bones. Just a thought? Stay cool fella.
Really like the grooving bass line.
You are one of ny favorite bassplayers. I saw you for the first time with Floyd . It was the Venice gig , live shown on tv (1989?) . I was/am a Floyd fan, but I was impressed by the bass during the whole show! Love your book too and all of your basslines with other great artists!
Lovely to see Betsy looking so well...
Loved this!
Guy you rock!!!!
Yes please to more Mr Nail!
Speaking of amazing... I've been catching up on the Rockonteurs podcast (after getting more than a month behind), and you & Gary are doing an amazing job with the interviews. 👍 Is there much chance that Jimmy Nail would be up for an interview? I don't think I've heard of his music before, but "Wicked World" was pretty enjoyable.
+1 on more Jimmy Nail - just watching Crocodile Shoes 2 that you composed the music for 🙂
Haven't seen a video in a little while, might have to binge and get caught up. More Toy Matinee would be fun, your video on Queen of Misery was my introduction to the album. Wish I could find a copy online.
Would be so amazing if you can do On the turning away. It is so beautiful ❤️🙏
Definitely would like some more of the Jimmy Nail stuff, always enjoyed that album, didn't realise why until I found out you co-wrote chunks of it.
Much as I love the Floyd stuff, (duh!) the best thing from this series (great banter aside) has been being introduced to new material.
Agreed. And now I know why I liked Jimmy Nail in the 80's, I cannot lie, at the time I was a bit embarrassed to say so in public!
Yes, Gary Moore next!!!
This month will be Robert Palmer 20th Anniversary!
A case of sockgate from the sounds of things... Great tune with Betsy doing her thang. How about “The Flame” from Icehouse next time or back to Robbie Robertson? Cheers Guy!
Please do Yet Another Movie! The delicate sound of thunder version!
Yes, please .
Thank you so much. Great to hear from you!
I'm down for more Jimmy Nail
Nice !!
The waffle is back!! sorta. Had missed that, really.
Teo Macero produced-interesting!
Loving the show and I've got a suggestion, I seem to remember you played on the Still Crazy soundtrack ??? how about All Over The World ???
If you were a Bass player you would've suggested Black Moon Night which actually has an interesting riff.
гай ты один из лучших басистов в мире покажи пожалуйста свою партию в Shine on you crazy diamond PULSE(1995 live) привет из России
Hi Guy. It’s been a while since I’ve paid you out in limericks, but I couldn’t resist after hearing the sock story in your prattle. Here goes:
We all know, as we watch Lockdown Licks
Guy’s wardrobe doesn’t have a great mix
But such is the case
He’s here to play bass
He’s not here to try and pull chicks
And it’s clear that Guy’s not a big fan
Of shopping for clothes in Milan
(A friend once insisted
That Guy’s so tight-fisted
He buys all his clothes second-hand)
In a Milan haberdashery his brief
Was, “Socks or a nice handkerchief”
But the snot rags were dear
So Guy said, “Never fear,
I’ll have the socks with the penguin motif.”
Then came one of Guy’s biggest shocks
When he saw on the floor one of his socks
As the band did rehearse
But it could’ve been worse
It could’ve been a pair of his jocks!
Guy at first thought Alan Mansfield did share
His bizarre taste in penguin sockwear
But Alan said, “No Guy,
It belongs not to I,
The other sock’s up your trouser leg somewhere!”
Very good..Although I'm that rarest of men who actually loves clothes shopping..
And why wouldn't you? I'm sure there are some really good second-hand clothing stores in the UK. ;)
@@albertmooglie5344 Cheeky.
Hi Guy. Looking forward to seeing you, Nick and the guys on tour next year. Is there a plan to put Echoes into the set?
I’m hardly going to reveal the set list here am I?
Whenever I hear an 80s synth stab I expect a glossy blonde babe to sashay across my field of vision.
Enjoyed your vid. I didn't know you played bass with Gary Moore. Do some of that 👍
I already have.
@@guypratt7104 Looking forward to this Mr P. You're a star.
Love it! And the sock story is awesome, I like penguins. A bunch of these are from the period of massive gated snare drums. When you boot up the tracks and you hear that drum sound, does it immediately take you back in time? Make you happy? Queasy? Asking for a friend.
Bill Bottrell used to say "Why would you want to date your record with a snare reverb?"
@@guypratt7104 haha!!! Wise man.
whoa, is it concerning that I hear the Locomotion in there? 🚂
3.41 - 3.48. That's definitely 'The Loco-Motion'. Am I the only person who can hear it?
Another great video with dits and excellent playing - thanks and keep going with these!
By the way, what’s the outboard gear behind you right elbow?
Great vid.That equipment reminds me of a VCS3/ synthi A. Is Steve Stevens the best thing to come out of Far Rockaway since Richard Feynman?
Spot the VU🤘
Rawk!
Keep talking please 🙏🙏 run like to hell 🙏🙏🙏🙏 high hopes 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Loved that, big Robert Palmer fan. Been loving the videos since lockdown, a little "bass-oasis" in this desert of meh. Loving the podcast too 👍
Quick gear question, I hope you don't mind. Is it the Ashdown preamp or the ABM head racked in behind you?
Perhaps someone else here can answer that too.
Have their Mark King head in storage thatI can't wait to get playing again when gigging comes back.
Thanks for all of these and keep the coming.
Preamp.
@@guypratt7104 Thanks so much for getting back to me 👍
🤘😎🤘
Another great vid, how’s the sequel to the book going? (I might have to go and reread it having said that).
I'm working on a extreme detailed Robert Palmer biography, was hoping I can ask you a few questions about Robert? Be incredible to talk to you 😊
Some more Jimmy Nail or Toy Matinee please, did you play on any other Sophie Ellis Bextor tracks?
Hi:)
Enjoyed that mate. Been watching your picking hand (no I'm not a perv lol) and notice you keep your thunb anchored on the pick up a lot when picking all four strings. I''m a bit of a novice, only started playing at 44 after a road accident which took me 7 years to recover from. well, to the best I am anyway. l was taught to drop down a string (or two) on the higher stuff but don't feel comfortable doing that. Teacher was a superior being anyway (apparently). Older now (much sadly) but play for pleasure. There is a question coming lol. Do what I feel comfortable with(anchor on the pick-up) or try and follow the prick of a superior talented (or so he says) teach? Andy Tagg
Do what you feel comfortable with. Every time.
@@guypratt7104 Agree totally, I anchor on the pickup all the time as it feels most comfortable I did try other options when I first picked up a bass (at 43) this felt the best.
@@guypratt7104 Thank you, I've followed ( a bit, when I can) from your floyd days (stalker? who me? wrong gender lol) and expected that to be honest. I will. Stay safe mate
Have you done anything on the Honey album?
Hi Guy good to see Betsy getting another outing. However I noticed two other lilac basses on the wall behind you. I'm assuming one is Eliza, but what's the other one?
See Kirsty MacColl
@@guypratt7104 Ah Betsoid!!
Any chance of breaking out that Warwick bass?
Which one? My custom design or the Buzzard? Actually doesn't matter because the answer's no anyway.Sorry.
HI Guy.... great video love watching them. I know you did the 'sorrow' video a while back. can you tell me what effects you use on that track...and any effects you always have on? oh and i remember listening to the Niall Rogers interview where you mentioned you always play a Bernard riff to get dialled in... which one was it please? Cheers
Because you can’t be bothered to look for all the times I’ve answered those questions before?
@@guypratt7104 💥 ha ha ha, I really dislike lazy questioners as well
@@guypratt7104 Well that told me then!
@@factoryfresh9141 Yeah, seemed a bit harsh :-/
@@guypratt7104 How Pratt-ronising :-/
Would you consider doing one of the songs you were involved with from the Michael Hutchence album?
I'm not even sure which ones I'm on.
@@guypratt7104 According to Wiki you played on:
Let Me Show You
Fear
Don't Save Me from Myself
Put the Pieces Back Together
Lovely stuff! Can't you just play 'Young Lust' as one of your LDL anyhow, please? I know you only play your own basslines (and fair enough) but that way you can get that ace fill in and all will be well with the world again. Hmmm come to think of it you did use it on Pulse's 'Learning to Fly', so please disregard all of the above. I actually nicked the same lick once for one of my own band's songs but don't tell Davy G. xx
Classic case of maybe watch the learning to fly one THAT I’VE ALREADY DONE AND EXPLAINED THE WHOLE THING
@@guypratt7104 I've watched 'em all but alas my photographic memory must be playing up - soz, did't realise you were gonna start packing your tent for Grump Camp over it ;-) . Still at least I got some capital letters out of you. Love 'Rockonteurs' too btw - Stewart Copeland was as refreshingly bonkers as ever :-) x
@@thomasevans6468 learning to fly.
@@guypratt7104 Yearning to cry more like, after what you said. I'm joking of course - keep on a-rockin' and, let's not be coy about this, a-rollin'
Why not do your bass lines from The Smiths rehearsals Mr Guy sir?! 😂
"That's how you dress for a video?"
How about some Brian Ferry?
He did czcams.com/video/FQxEYigj9eA/video.html
Tight and groovy bassline, Guy! ... However you may use your ring finger for hammer ons, but your not supposed to perform hammer ons ON your ring finger....
?
@@guypratt7104 ... your left hand: that bruise under the nail of your ring finger... (quite some corny pun .. I know)