Other tutorials are filled with rambling, yours are clear and to the point. I think you are a gifted teacher.

Nice useful little lesson, several arrows for the bass quiver. Thanks for sharing.

Best Bass Blues lessons on KZread

Thanks

@BecomeABassist

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much @Mark Litherland - that's very kind of you!

great instruction, succinct , no BS

Great! Thanks from Madrid

The turn arounds and walk ups are great. Makes me sound better, more interesting. Great job Luke!

Probably the best film to prepare me for my first open mic blues night - that was worth a small "Thanks"

@diamondsprince

Жыл бұрын

how'd it go mark

Be great Luke! I like the blues because it's easier. I can't wait to play them

Fantastic I'm doing 12 bar blue's so I can have a go at open mic be so cool to sound more interesting

Excellent stuff, good help.

Amen Luke!!! Excellent lesson for me. Pondering. The Bible says, A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance and doeth good like and doeth good like a medicine and he that winneth souls is wise.

Fantastic lesson Luke, very well explained and shown.

Thanks Luke for all you help,I'm over 70 years of age and your notation and tub make me fullfil my dreams, your a great tutor,cheers

Thank you very much. Very clear and informative examples. Just what I needed! Thank you once again for providing such excellent tutorials.

Thank you, Sir. Very clear, well-meaning and helpful.

Great lesson thanks Luke!🎸

Thank you Luke for your tutorials. Great job!

Great lesson, very useful!!

Great lesson

As always Luke, clear, concise and helpful.

Great stuff, Luke. Your videos and lessons are clear, well constricted and very helpful.

Thanks again, Luke! You're an great teacher even for an old bird!

Thank you Luke. Great lesson!

Another helpful lesson for bass and blues. Easy concepts that work.

Enjoying these exercises. Thanks for the backing track too, the tempo & duration seem perfect for the challenge.

Thank you.. thank youuu... :) your lesson helped me so much

Great lesson. Thank you.

super helpful--thank you

Excellent and practical lesson, Luke!!

You are a great teacher! Mahalo.

Solid lesson. Should be a staple lesson for any bass player. Can’t tell you how many times in warm up we do a blues a7 jam

excellent video Luke. Thanks!

Thank you very much, very clear, to the point, so easy to follow really love your lessons,i feel a better player now and can't stay away too long from my bass,can't wait to get back home to practice your lesson,it's truly more fun now .Grazie mille.

Thanks that was great

Thanks Luke. I find your lessons to be both informative and interesting.

THANK YOU Luke! Your Lesson and Free pdf to Practice from are Excellent!

Super lesson mate👍

Fantastic lesson, really enjoyed and helpful 😊

Sounds great.

Bonjour de France, so clear....and efficient....congratulations !

Nice lesson Luke. Great practical approach and very effective.

thanks dude l l use these when i need them

Great stuff here, Luke ! I already used some of this stuff with the guitar, ( I love banging around on various blues/boogie riffs in open E) and they've transitioned over to bass pretty seamlessly for me, but this video showed me a couple new angles ! (and I can actually wrap my head around them without having a seizure , unlike so much else I''m trying to absorb,LOL !) As always, A+++!!

The idiots that disliked this video, evidently dislike blues music. And Rock, because this is the basics for rock licks also. Keep up the good work. We appreciate what you do here.

@BecomeABassist

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you appreciate it @Robert Pickett - and I don't worry about the dislikes. Show something to enough people and you're bound to find some that aren't into it and that's fine. I'm more focused on people like you who ARE interested, so thanks for watching.

@thebasementfilmgroup

3 жыл бұрын

If you ask me - the reason you get dislikes (and yeah they are best ignored anyway) is because this is covering basics - but isn't that the point? Building blocks - whn I first learned bass I just had to learn this stuff by listening to other players and think "what was that little turn they played there??".... now we have YT it makes life a lot easier...... I say ignore them and keep up the good work!

thanks Luke Really enjoy your lessons...I appreciate how you are teaching us to think about bassline creation...Good job!

@timothyhicks9631

Жыл бұрын

thanks for inventing bass

Found you through the ZTL community :) Thanks for an awesome channel :)

Never knew there was such a think as to much A..... love ya Luke

@BecomeABassist

4 жыл бұрын

Bahaha! Noice!

Hello Luke! Great lesson here, unlike other Bass Guitar Channels that just offer near worthless "fluff". That "fluff" others offer, I don't see much practicality. Here what you've presented could easily be applied PRACTICALLY for applying this you've presented to playing the walking Bass Guitarist lines in Johnny Rivers' "High on A Mountain of Love", and other such walking bass lines from the hit songs of the 60s & 70s. Offering "Practicality" ... such as "how can I use this lesson to apply to playing Pop, Rock, Soul, Country Songs that the audience can easily recognize? ... is valuable! Wonder if you'd consider talking about how the Bass Guitarist's work can prove to be very complimentary in a band that already has a Keyboard Synthesizer Player who is using Bass Synthesizer octaves sequences going on in a song. Example, for instance, if you watch the earliest KZread videos of Steve Winwood's Band live concert where the band is playing ("Valerie" Yokohama Area see KZread), I see a 5-string Bass Player in the band. What is he playing exactly? Because I hear a synchronized Bass Octave Synthesizer also in the mix. Notice that in Steve Winwood's later live performances of "Valerie on KZread", there's an absence of a Bass Guitarist. Mind discussing this topic? Thanks. I play a 5-String Bass Guitar.

The tricks in this, literally me playing the blues...

Great lessons,thank you,,yeah?...

Cool

Thanks for the great class, it's very useful, greetings master!

Thank you. As a pro also, this gives me the inspiration to go back and organize my buildup in a song. I always believe in starting simple and building from there. Just taking your basic example and this one, almost completely solves that strategy.

@camdynabraham1776

2 жыл бұрын

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@dangeloterrance8875

2 жыл бұрын

@Camdyn Abraham Instablaster :)

@camdynabraham1776

2 жыл бұрын

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@camdynabraham1776

2 жыл бұрын

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@dangeloterrance8875

2 жыл бұрын

@Camdyn Abraham no problem :D

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Good lesson Luke. It would be helpful for me, working to get my speed up, to know what the tempo is. Then I could work up using a metronome. Anyway, thanks! :-)

@BecomeABassist

5 жыл бұрын

Hey John - no worries. The tempo in this one is 108BPM.

@jmd01

5 жыл бұрын

I had a go at estimating the tempo - your 12 bars seems to take about 26 seconds - so I get 110 bpm. Is that about right?

@BecomeABassist

5 жыл бұрын

I recorded it at 108 bpm John.

@jmd01

5 жыл бұрын

@@BecomeABassist Thanks!

Great video. Is this a carefully concealed Warwick?

@lacoalfredo

5 жыл бұрын

Thats a Spector

@codingstrong

5 жыл бұрын

@@lacoalfredo Really? Which model? It looks pretty good

Great lesson! What kind of bass are you playing Luke?

@BecomeABassist

3 жыл бұрын

In this lesson @MonolithMike I'm using a Spector EuroLX - It's a great bass!

Sir luke does every chord uses flat 7 in blues

@drakadiaz6221

3 жыл бұрын

Like every chord progression

@BecomeABassist

3 жыл бұрын

Good question @Draaaka Diaz. Most of the time, yes - the chords will all be 'dominant' 7 chords (major chord with a flat 7). Not every single blues will be like this, but that's usually a good place to start from.

@drakadiaz6221

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks sir luke

That Bass looks so delicious. Like Banana Split.

@prepared4anything

4 жыл бұрын

I always think it looks like a banana as well

Be careful adding that turnaround shown first! Some songs have one, some don't. Don't just go applying it without asking. If you're holding the 'shape' of the song down, hinting to the listeners as to what the chords is at the time (it's what bass do!), while say the guitar player is off in LaLaLeadLand, you've just changed the chord progression of the song. For a jam, it should be specified or you end up going two different directions on the last bar. So see if there's either a quick change on the second bar, a turnaround on the last, or both, or neither, and you'll do just fine. That doesn't mean you can't do any of the other things shown here to make it interesting. Just don't think you can do whatever you want and won't end up changing the song structure.

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Hi Luke , since the Sub titles , I just can't concentrate on your hands 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 this is bad man , I'm from Israel, so some times I must see also what you do but ....baby I'm an A.D.D 😅

@BecomeABassist

2 жыл бұрын

So turn the subtitles off: smallbusiness.chron.com/rid-subtitles-youtube-49431.html

I would suggest you don't say things like "couldn't be simpler" it makes me feel like a moron. But that my own ego being a jerk. Keep up the good work!

@TepidJean

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Poopy Doo Doo Britches's ego quit being a jerk, Poopy Doo is trying very hard!

@TheRflynn

3 жыл бұрын

Agree....”You should already have a good idea of how to...blues bass lines”

@JL-bu8bz

2 ай бұрын

Just study friend and dont make more problems for you

@Trey-jl9ru

16 күн бұрын

If you're ego is hurt in a youtube lesson don't hold your breath on being a pro, not for you buddy