Honestly just watching you break it down helps a lot even without a super detailed explanation. Thanks!

nice👍

Heck yeah!!! Nice to stroll down memory lane!!!

I like it!

That’s a great cover of a great song. L❤

This brings back many memories! Awesome ❤🤘

Hell yes!! Memories.

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Jesse and The Rockers and G- Rock will always have an important part in my Christian walk ☝️🤗🤗🤗

My ❤ is happy!!

Thank you! Really good tutorial!

Whoa nice to meet you Heath!

Get the rockers back together and tour the world!

Old man and me! Hootie!

This reminded me I need to practice 10 hours a day.

Sounds great man!!

In another video, the dude shows a single slap. You don't slap, just pull the string, and the double was pulled and one slap. Who is correct?

Let him cook!

🫵🏼Cool tune, good voice.🎶👍🏼 🙋🏼‍♂️🇨🇦

I like it!

Well done, Heath! Really liked the song too. 👏👏

7 years and no one says a thing about how amazing this is. A grievous sin has been committed. I am saddened it took me this long to find this

Bro! You rules!!!!

Man, didn't know that there would be a very different technique when it comes to slapping an upright bass to a bass guitar.

Hope he tries that once using a metronome and start practicing more himself.. no offense

Wow, you da man! Thanks for this video!

I was trying to do this for the longest tysm ‼️‼️

Bro is a savior

Thank you. Eye opening!

This is nice-but it doesn't help me to play like Ray Brown in a video I saw of him, doing the slapping technique-he appears to be on another level with it. Also I had developed a similar technique(my own)decades ago, when I was strictly a bass guitarist; didn't know anything about jazz or Ray Brown and all of what I learned was self-taught, with a little observation at times, here and there. The technique in question also, I was inspired to come up with by watching the late bass phenom, Louis Johnson, over four decades ago. It's not a big deal now I suppose, because all such was what I considered part of the bygone era of Funk and progressive R&B(it was great)and then decades later, I learned how to play the upright bass, but I'm sort of 'outside the loop" if you will(not a part of the "click"; never was-and never ever will be), so you'll never hear about a person like me, besides, I'm in my mid 60s now, and I know the world has pretty much passed on a cat like me(does that mean I've passed on myself?)...but I like jazz also, and this technique I recall, seems to be quite standard for Rockabilly and Bluegrass and such, but it's not a technique you will find endorsed or played by a lot of jazz cats anymore, the way I understand it used to be, a long time ago. But I think the instructor in this video makes it easy for the beginner or intermediate player to pick-up on it(slapping technique), and he seems like he might be a good instructor in teaching the fundamentals of the upright bass also, for anyone that would be willing to learn from him. 2-9-23.

Excellent video!

Cool as hell.

Wasn't impressed until the lady with the high heeled shoes song, that's when the real Chicago blues came out, I guess y'all getting warmed up with the tab Benoit type songs before but was lacking something. Every stripper needs a blues song written about them though just because 😂

Slow sad simple but it's catchy AF and makes me want to put a lead in it 😂

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AWESOME! Great group, great singer, great music!

i thought this was going to be a cover set for automatic.

What strings do you use?

Super duper cool man thanks for sharing the skills!

best explaind

What is the point of this?

"About all I got" was plenty, thanks!

That's my boyo.

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Man can't thank you enough

i like how you said to use your meaty part to slap(of your hand).. sounds good...i am partial to the drag slap if u catch my drift ...check me out on upright if you dare kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooHOYpaXaLKLiK8 peace big boy !!

Genius

Rockin

Nice

Man. That just plain made me feel good!