Great content! Exactly what I was looking for

thank you again 😂

how are you playing lava lamp

Uncle Milt Jackson at his best, my favourite together with RB, OP…. Greetings from Ballito, South Africa 🇿🇦

is that chorus on the bass? lovely tone and great playing

❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you ! This video is GENIUS !!!

looks like a Charley Parker score...but, not quite.

Bravo!

I love u brada

So ahead of his time

The drum beat is from footsteps in the dark by the Isley brothers. The same song that Ice cube sampled in his song it was a good day

Great line, great work. There are some little mistakes in the transcription

This is definitely a someday maybe for me... Did you happen to see this other interpretation kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpW2n5Zmf8t4l9k youtube just recommended it to me out of the blue, which is how I got here since I then looked for tutorials on how to play it.

Man, THANK YOU!

Damn, thst first chord of Lava Lamp is so hard

PLEASE MAKE A TUTORIAL ON HOW TO PLAY ON A 4 STRING BASS😭

Great video! Truly one of the most beautiful, subtly complex basslines ever

This is so cool. Great job!

Exactly what I’ve been looking for; thanks a million for breaking this down; amazing job! 💯🏆💯🏆💯🏆

THANK YOU ❤

Thanks !

Thank you so much for your work! In bar 8, the first note I seem to hear is Cb (or B natural) instead of C natural, but not sure... 😅 Cheers

Great job!

what did you use for Kyiv? to get the bass sounding like that

For me, my biggest personal lesson from Jamerson was let the snare on beat 2 breathe. ‘Darling Dear’ is a great example of this, it’s almost like the bass is anchored around giving the snare space. Beat 4 he is less worried about as it often has lead in or tied notes to the next beat 1. Jamerson doesn’t always stick to this “rule” as he might choose to play a long fill right over the snare, but the next measure he will always give the snare space again. I’ve tried applying this approach to simpler rock bassline and it adds a great propulsive groove to any tune. Thanks for the great video!!!

Really good Video! Thank you so much! Does this bass has an Alder Body?

Best Stuart Zender tutorial I've found thank you and your jazz bass is awesome

damn this is mad! how long did it take you to transcribe this?

He always handcuffed himself to a thing . As free as he played he always had an anchor to keep himself stable. In this song (and a few others) his anchor is the double note at the beginning of the measure.

oye totally hypnotizing

are these all in standard tuning? Mimicking your hand placements on guitar is getting me nowhere and I’ve had to play them by ear with completely different placements. Amazing video.

what bass are you playing here?

Congrats and many thanks for this! A brilliant idea and execution 🤩🙏🏻

Thanks for the video

what pedals are you using here?

Clean and marvellous🔥

The best I've seen yet to teach this song 🎵

Tanks bro!! What is "octatónic scale"?

Good video and it's a good idea to give some attention to non-walking bass parts, especially regarding dance music.

I really liked the tone of Michael’s P Bass …

hard to play

Really good and too the point analysis!

Thank you so much for this video. I'm doing my HS ''thesis'' on Jamerson, and that Reduction point is a game changer. Everything he does just makes so much sense now.

Good explanation. Thanks for getting that info out.

Measure 76 beats 3 & 4 should be G#, E. I heard a lot of other mistakes but don’t care enough to post those comments. Nice try!

Good job . I am the guy who released that video “World’s Prettiest Bassline”. 😊I would be glad to discuss the deeper meaning and motivation behind the song far beyond just the breakdown of notes.

muchas gracias¡¡

Nice work, thanks for making this available to all

Nice job man, really appreciate it.