Anyone On Here Play The Guitar/Bass?

[respiration]

Speaking of bass guitar:



@jack walsh13 If you're not already following this brotha's videos, I recommend that you do.

 

[jack walsh13]

Speaking of bass guitar:



@jack walsh13 If you're not already following this brotha's videos, I recommend that you do.

Good lookin on posting this.

 

[Coldchi]

Yohan Kim is one of my favorite keyboardists.......but he's also one hell of a self taught guitarist as well.....

 

[jack walsh13]

I wanna learn this. Bobby Womack did the guitar parts correct?

 

[papi68]

 

[jack walsh13]

I remember reading somewhere where Van Halen once stated most of his riffs were discovered by accident by him just fuckin around on the fretboard. But as I dive into the history of artists and songs in particular, I'm seeing this is very prevalent throughout the history of music. Kansas guitarist Kerry Livgren was doing a basic fingering exercise on the guitar when his wife walked by listening to it and said you need to write a song to that. The song he wrote........"Dust in the Wind."

 

[Allister]

https://www.bigbasstabs.com/

I play upright bass here's a great place for bass sheet music

 

[jack walsh13]

https://www.bigbasstabs.com/

I play upright bass here's a great place for bass sheet music

Good lookin on this.

 

[respiration]

I wanna learn this. Bobby Womack did the guitar parts correct?

Kerry has good videos.

So the etymology of this song is that it was written by Cecil Womack and Gip Noble Jr for David Oliver and released on David’s album Here’s to You in 1980 (I just found this out).




It was also released by Teddy the same year on his TP album. On that version Cecil Womack (Bobby’s brother) is credited as the guitarist.

 

[respiration]

https://www.bigbasstabs.com/

I play upright bass here's a great place for bass sheet music

Nice. How long have you been playing?

 

[jack walsh13]

Kerry has good videos.

So the etymology of this song is that it was written by Cecil Womack and Gip Noble Jr for David Oliver and released on David’s album Here’s to You in 1980 (I just found this out).




It was also released by Teddy the same year on his TP album. On that version Cecil Womack (Bobby’s brother) is credited as the guitarist.

Oh okay. Cecil, not Bobby. Got it.

 

[jack walsh13]

@woodchuck @DWBass

Fellas, check this video out.

 

[jack walsh13]

@woodchuck Jamerson was a fuckin beast!!!!!!

 

[respiration]

Strat vs Les

 

[darth frosty]

 

[jack walsh13]

That's the beauty of playing any instrument. There are no rules. You can create your own unique sound and style. There's no 1 right or wrong way.

 

[darth frosty]

 

[Rythm]

Big fan of Greg Howe. The way he wiggles and slides in and out of notes is something I'm trying to incorporate into my playing

 

[jack walsh13]

She's very talented.

 

[jack walsh13]

Big fan of Greg Howe. The way he wiggles and slides in and out of notes is something I'm trying to incorporate into my playing

Great video. Yes I'm learning to keep my fingers on the fretboard and avoid flying fingers to be able to slide up and down the neck.

 

[darth frosty]

She's very talented.

So is she!!!

 

[jack walsh13]

So is she!!!

 

[jack walsh13]

Good stuff here.

 

[dik cashmere]

 

[jack walsh13]

That was dope as fuck.

 

[jack walsh13]

Gotta learn this.

 

[jack walsh13]

@woodchuck @DWBass I had no idea this was slapped?

 

[DWBass]

@woodchuck @DWBass I had no idea this was slapped?

Yep. Only other bass players care though. I rarely slap it when the band does it. Depends on how I'm feeling.

 

[jack walsh13]

Yep. Only other bass players care though. I rarely slap it when the band does it. Depends on how I'm feeling.

That's a great point DW cause normal people can't tell the difference.

 

[darth frosty]

 

[darth frosty]

 

[jack walsh13]

This is absolutely beautiful!!!

 

[jack walsh13]

One of the things I love about music is there's nevwe a right or wrong way. It's all about what makes you feel comfortable. If you can get a rhythm going with whatever style, it'll work and people will groove to it!!!!

 

[dik cashmere]

 

[jack walsh13]

The thing I loved about Jimi is he did whatever the fuck he wanted with that guitar. No one was gonna tell him what to do. He was that damn good with it.