Dude, I would absolutely love to watch a video of you teaching chords. You have blown my mind today, given me a whole new perspective on bass.

Guys why my g string only last like 1 or 3 months?

What a pleasure. Anthony Crawford a monster on bass!

My favorite guitarist ..Joe Pass,Barney Kessel,Ed Bickert,Eddie van Halen,Jan Akkerman,Pat Martino,Pat Metheny(my neighbour),Jack Wilkins,Allan Holdsworth and Stefan Grossman....

Listen to Allan Holdsworth with Soft Machine...very long and great solo...unbelieveble 🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸

Mis him....he was one of the greatest guitarist in the world..Allan Holdsworth 🎶🎶🎸🎸🙏🏿r.i.p.

It depends on your sweat and how much you sweat, type of strings you use, how the strings play on your bass, how often you play…I use DR strings been using for years…I could keep a set of DR .45.65.85.104.125 high beams or fat beams on my TRB5II for two years + easy and they still sound mighty…I tried Dunlops and couldn’t keep them on that long and get the same result. I once kept a set on my Keisel jb5 for about 3 and 1/2 years and they still sounded great with a slap tone. DR all the way for me.

Try fifths tuning or alternating root-fifths tuning. CGDA, DAEB, CGCG, or DADA would all be options that can give you the full upper range or more and extended low end, as well.

i can't believe what i'm hearing , Allen Holdsworth is absolutely incredible...

Wonderful ! 😎🙏

Monster bass player

Awesome cover! Do more chon and do you know if they'll release new music?

I get so high with Mr. Holdsworth. 🔮

Most significant of solos are the full notes of a chord ....but in surprising next with mix of pentaton and chromatics... magnificent mathematics

He was a master...🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐⭐⭐

Alien Holdsworth

Anthony. Great sound.

I am supporting/session bass player and play for Metal band recently. I use medium strings 45-105 for their recent gigs and detune to B E A D and mostly need to down again to A E A D. Sadly 45-105 cannot be tune to standard E because it make so much tension to the neck. But after a while, I found that playing the detune strings is more comfortable 😁.

Depending on what sound you’re going for and the type of music. For me, both because I like the sound and it’s kind of required to cut through the mix in metal, I change em 1-2 times a year. Mainly because I love that metallic clanky sound, also why I use Norstrands, the combo together works perfectly, at least on my SR605e. I do have a 6 string that I like the more muted dull sound for more soft expressive stuff. I have cheap 5 string Rogue bass. I typically keep newer strings on that because I travel with it and play without an amp on the go and it just helps me hear what I’m playing more. I say just do what works and feels good to you, what’s really important to me is just maintenance of the instrument itself.

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Virgil is INSANE here

...oh, man....I miss him!

Does anyone know what Doug Shreeve has been up to? I think he was/is one of the best ever.

Jaco's tone wasn't just all in the hands ... the epoxied board, bridge pick up bias and Rotosounds played a big part.

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Crowford the GOAT.

This is fucking awesome bro!!

Anthony! Where you at man? Michael Manring Talent and no vids for 3 Years?

I would just have 2 basses on hand in that case. 1 bass standard and the other one tuned down 1 whole step

Nice playing Anthony!

You are so badass!

I would love to hear you playing with Rayford Griffin!

I used to break and change strings frequently due to buying the absolute cheapest strings available and using the biggest and heaviest picks I could find (no idea why I did that). Now I go for quality strings and minimal picking (and mediums when I do) and haven't broke a string in like 24 years, and can't remember the last time I changed any.

Hi Anthony! I was trying to learn the line for the song and apparently its a bit different from what you are playing here? Am I deaf or are you changing parts in here ? Thanks :)

Did you do wave bounce?

u r the goat

Incredible, thoroughly enjoyed

Untouchable

This just shows that great musicians can play anything they want to. This music crosses between jazz/funk/power trio rock/progressive/metal. No limits!

I can't believe this trio exists. Unbelievable musical intuition, ability and expression, with Holdsworths otherworldly harmony. What an absolute innovator and, quite frankly, genius (I word I rarely use). The world may never catch up to him.

This is so awesome! Thank you

Beautiful music and performance!! But I love more the recording of the same from Rome Italy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qWiWSYrbaNa80

If you play roundwounds and you have strings that have been on for years, you just sound irreparably boomy and your strings are gross as heck. It's not remotely a flex. Flats on the other hand? Ehh. I have a four year old set of Thomastik on a Yamaha that I feel have only just got into Motown territory. The rounds vs flats thing is a whole world apart. Then theres ebery type of string inbetween that I haven't even tried yet. 😅

No keyboard player, I prefer that

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ANTHONY👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👏👏👏BRAVO!!!!..pregunto:son clases de guitarra??me gustaría aprender más.GRACIAS

Incredible trio in the history of jazz guitar!

It's also better for the bass imo

Jacky Clark is one great guy!