The Game-Changing Technique Behind Iconic Country Bass Lines
In this video, James reveals the game-changing technique behind iconic country bass lines through a bass line inspired by one of Toby Keith’s country hits, “Who’s That Man”, a sneak peek of eBassGuitar’s brand new Country Jam Backing Track Album.
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00:00 – Intro
00:19 – Country Bass Jam Backing Track Album
02:40 – Riff 1
05:23 – Riff 2
07:33 – Riff 3
09:39 – Riff 4
12:13 – Conclusion
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James, thank you. I'm often afraid to ask for help with Country, but you Sir, and your channel are the best ever. I pray for your continued success.
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P.S. 1 of thee most popular Country songs in the U.S., is James Otto, Just got started loving you. This might help with some new suscribers.
I subscribed a couple of years ago, when I first found your channel…. and I also "like" ALL your video's…. especially your country lessons. I also clicked on the "Notification" bell…… and in Two (2) years…. I have NEVER been notified when you have a new video release. Anyway…. you Bass lessons are The BEST, and have helped me out Immensely in getting back to the bass, after having Not played since I was 18 years old….. I am now, 75 years "young".
I would Love it, if you could do a few videos on bass lines for Western Swing. Thank you, Alan for all you do to help Bass & Potential Bass Players, all over the world. I'm in Montana, USA.
The real game changer is a hat. You gotta have a good hat to play good bass.
This is really frustrating. If you want to teach, you need to learn how to write how you play. You are playing with rests that are not written. You are NOT playing what is written. Please fix this.
Do you have a suggestion for a country bass rig? Been playing for a few years, but I’m looking to buy myself a set up, preferably a 5 string
… the ‘really simple stuff’ … might be simple but not so easy!
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Love it n that's really a great way for anyone ???? practice too
As you say in the intro of the video. This is very important to master for a bass player. Even for an oldtimer like me, I still do basic rehearsals like this to sharpen my "right-note-at-right-time" skills.
Great lessons thanks I'm SUBSCRIBED hopefully everyone will click to keep u posting free lessons on YouTube appreciate it ????
Thank you so much for this tutor album James. Instant buy! Great songs and lots of fun for me there and lots to learn also!
Always appreciate your videos and getting back to basics is refreshing. Most of us playing bass are not nor are we trying to be like Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller or Les Claypool.
Riff 4. First note is staccato?