GOSPEL FREE BASS LESSON basslicks.jermainemorgan.net/optinukh8u8r1

Yes you are absolutely right, building your dexterity and endurance is the very first lesson in playing bass. I've been playing bass since 1968 in night clubs and on stage. One day I decided to play my bass for the Church playing only Gospel music for the rest of my life. I asked the Lord, "if you want me to play Gospel music only then give me a song" in 1980 the Lord gave me and a Piano friend (Ricky Grundy) RIP a Gospel song and we named it "Call him up" (Can't Stop Praising His Name Jesus). God allowed my Bassline with a little bit of funk in Church to wake them up from falling to sleep in a dead Church. I wanted to bring a different style of Gospel music to be heard all over the world though the Holy Ghost within that 1980 recording that is still getting air play after 44 yrs. Thank you Jesus. Gospel music rules..

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

That’s awesome man! I played that song more times than I can count. Great work! Salute 🫡

@indiefriendly4450

3 ай бұрын

That's a Gospel classic! Praise God that you made that switch in your music. Salute!

@TerryGreen-ye5ry

3 ай бұрын

@@indiefriendly4450 Thank you @indie friendly4450, I guess it's a classic by now only because the Holy Ghost is within the song in other words we had a divine visitation from God while we were in the mist of recording.

Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪

John Myung of Dream Theater spends 2-3 HOURS warming up before each performance!

That part about the way your practice sounds was eye opening.

Jermaine this lesson actually is what we need mastering the fundamentals love this 🤜🏾💪🏾

#Truth I used to get grief warming up from the drummer. I’m giving you his # so you can 🗣️🔥

This is my first time in a music bass lesson class. Thanks

How are you man, from Zimbabwe

This is beautiful Boss I will make use of it Thank you 🙏

This so insightful

Good night my brother I love your teaching ,your are helping me alot, God bless you.

Excellent warmup tips. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Beautiful

Thank you sir 🙏 ☺️ 🙌

Thank you friend

Waiting patiently

Watching from Bénin

hey thanks bro this video helped me with some new ideas!

Thanks boss

Thanks you master

@BJBUSINESS229

3 ай бұрын

J'ai vue plein de gens jouer. Mais tu es le seul qui m'inspire vraiment jazz et Gospel. Depuis le Bénin

Hi from korea

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12:48 "If your practice sounds good clean and polished then you're probably not practicing" What's the name of your friend who made this quote so that I can always reference your friend whenever I use and share that quote.

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

Jeremy Freelon

@aaronsempa5820

3 ай бұрын

@@JermaineMorganBass thank you

My brother!! Dope mane!! 💯👊🏾🔥🎶🏆

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

What's good sir!

Hi Jermaine, how can I take lessons from you?

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

visit jermainemorgan.net and go to the learn tab. You'll see that I have multiple options

Jermaine if my church has a 5 string bass and i practice everyday and I'm more comfortable with a 4 string bass should I make use of my 4 strings or the church's 5 strings ??

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

I would do both… You’re more comfortable on your 4 string simply because it’s familiar…If you become more familiar with the 5 then it will open up more options for you.

What kind of bass it that I play ibanez?

@JermaineMorganBass

3 ай бұрын

This is a Fender Jazz Player Plus... Link in the description

@alvinsaulsberry398

3 ай бұрын

Nice tone!