Bass Guitar Lesson – Slow Blues – Andy Irvine
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Originally posted by UCiReSwhx7y_LpNFNg4GCuCQ at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIIFuSiucx0
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Sweet sounding bass my man. Good blues Jam in A
Smooth as silk
Is that on bass tab anywhere?
Really good lesson!
Epic Andy every aspect of your tutorial is epic
Watched a reverend dub king demo you did
Love you work .. natural real .. just good ????
Love your style and approach. Real feeling with useful instruction. Glad to find you. Appreciated.
Am I the only one taking advantage of the free lesson because a subscription to Trufire is too much expensive ? ????
beautiful bassguitar!
I want to learn play blues bass guitare
Caution! Be very careful, once you actually ‘get it’ you may never leave. Many can play the blues but very few can feel it…
Great explanation of the unexplainable!…
Great job, cool exercise..
Personally, I've not seen many Streamer's with a maple neck and inlays. That one looks Dyn-O-mite!! Sounds even better..
Andy's right too, let the snare drum "breathe," especially when recording.
Gee Andy. You sure know how to have a good time!! Thanks!!
This is a GREAT lesson! I've been watching a TON of bass lessons – and very few stick out as true gems – this is definitely one of them…
Bro, I am a guitarist of 25+years and still picked up some usable info from this. Especially about note duration to the snare. I think watching other instructional vids for instruments you play around, even if you don't play, can be very beneficial for the interplay in a band. Nice video! ????????
learn Playing the blues to escape to the Blues; thks to you with your explication I feel that it's possible to me to play bleus in the future!
Beautifully played and the explanation/analysis matches the playing. On the strength of this video, I've looked at TrueFire's offering and actually paid money (!!!) for a couple of courses. I think the original of this music is Goin' Home by Junior Wells on the album Better Off With the Blues – bass player Johnny Gayden.
At 55 I feel like a young buck ???? so cool to be learning with great people!
Thank you, been learning the bass for less then a year, I have a Squire P Bass and just picked up a Ibanez P J Active Bass. This was truly an easy lesson and I hope to see more. Again Thank you.
i really like this dude, nice easy way of teaching without a bunch of gobbly goop mixed in
11: 37 – a professional weapon )))
Thanks
!!!!Andy my man I have had a Bass for 5 years and never wanted to learn how to play until now "I got to do this"
This guy looks just like Tommy Shannon, SRV's bass player
Best teacher around
Great lesson well explained thank you ????
NICE BASS………
Complicated!
@ndy is old school he knows his bass guitars and music
and if you are going to teach, dont play with pro fingers, play with "this toy is for 6 and under" fingers. i can play bass for sure and looking for technique but the way you show it, i cant tell if you are reaching out to pros, inters but def not first timers
you are a great bass player and i think teacher, but man, you aint playing tight in that pocket. like you said
This is an awesome lesson! I wish I had discovered this channel sooner!
Great instruction. the closeups of the fret hand really helped. Thanks Im just starting to play and this makes practice sessions a whole lot of fun.
The tip about ending the note just prior to the snare drum hit, was excellent ! (now I just need to find somebody with a snare drum !!)
BTW, that trick about "pedaling" off the 1-note during the chromatic climb at the turnaround, was also really slick !
Aaaand, another edit: That little fill just after 3:25 was really tasty !! I keep returning to this video, it's chock full of great advice and insight (I've been playing bass a whole month now, but having played guitar for a few decades, I kinda hit the ground running. Nevertheless, I'm still like a deer in the headlights, half the time, LOL!)
Amazing ideas in every one of these????
nice…thanks