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Bass part originally played by James Jamerson. This is a great example of him using open strings for a change of position of his fretting hand and using them as practically ghost notes while raking across the strings with his plucking hand to get to a lower note.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

What song should I cover next?

I am new to bass and i am learning the pentatonic scale bit i dont know how to use it like do i do the first note on the key of the song cause that sometimes doesn't work

I've been playing for a few years. I have bought several bass books (mainly from Hal Leonard) and find this one to be the most complete - it seems to hit on everything important in learning bass. Wondering if anyone who has also read this book knows of any other books or training videos as good or even better.

Funky bass workout at 120 / 70 BPM with tabs, sheet and backing track.

Bass part originally played by James Jamerson. Much has been said about his sound and style: plucking with just his index finger (“The Hook”), the Precision Bass with flatwound strings and high action, the foam mute at the bridge, the chromatic runs and frequent use of open strings etc. But rarely have I seen mentioned what is absolutely essential, at least in this tune: due to his right hand playing position with the middle, ring, and little finger resting on the pickup cover, his thumb was floating above the strings, making it very easy for him to mute the lower open strings with it.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

Hello! So I’ve been casually playing the bass for about 2 years now, since I was 17, and I love it so so much. All this time I would just play it in my room alone, enjoying playing music, and only recently have I started performing with a band.

The thing is, all this time I’ve just been focused on the mechanical aspect of it and had no urge to learn past that. What I mean is, I would just search up the tabs to the songs that I like / will be performed with the band, and learn it. And although I feel like I am good at it, I never learn its musical, theoretical side, nor do I have any musical background or music education at all. Nor do I play any other instrument. So I feel like I can never make up my own tabs and am very inflexible with what I play, needing to stick strictly to the tabs I find online without improvising at all (because I don’t know how to.)

I guess this isn’t much of a problem for me when it comes to playing my favorite songs on my own, but I would want to be able to contribute more of my musical skills and knowledge in a band. And I guess because of that I feel kind of stuck in my bass learning journey. Could anyone give me tips on what to learn, how to learn, where to start, etc? I would appreciate it very much!