Nice, simple explanation for common changes. Really well done. I’d love to see what you’d do with a more stagnant modal vamp, like Miles’ So What. Or a prolonged repeating ii7-V7 vamp like Phish plays (not technically jazz but improvised and almost always interesting).

I think that the once in my life clip wasn't the actual bass take from jemerson

70's funk when you danced and made love with your bass. The crybaby wah hits it, too.

Very cool.

To me call Mom there were two leads in that song Michael Jackson and James Jamerson on bass

Thanks a lot..Good luck!!

Una leyenda.

Best song and vid clip ever

Sounds so good. Along with John's vocals, George's guitar, and Ringo's drumming, this is the timeless bass playing we all remember. Kids today, am I right?

Definitely one of the all time greats! What a player.

Man.. trying so hard! Your lesson is great and you are a great instructor! I simply lack the knowledge and grasp of theory to appreciate what you are able to do for us. I am stupid in 6-string instrumentation, too, but am an okay airline pilot with 11,000hr and no accidents/incidents. Jeez.. Probably due to luck, as I wish I could competently do what you do all day long, but know WHY it works. I just don't get it. Will try something more basic and come back to this when the "ah-ha" hits.. Peace and THANKS!!!

Yep you need a sound man to help you out buddy

It dont sound like a sledgehammer

Is there a octave pedal?

Great stuff brother. That is a beautiful ash elite 4!!!! ( i have the same bass a 2016 model and i love it. I have several jazz basses and it is by far my favorite out of all of them. The ash and maple ages beautifuly too as it darkens up a bit )

6:43 was worth the whole video

King Crimson is a tour de force of musicianship.

Great lesson, but in the future, move your image of the notes/numbers to the top of the screen. When we pause the video, the menu and stuff is in the way and the numbers/notes can't be seen clearly.

Anthony Jackson is a beast

It’s BOOKER not BROOKER!

The Duck Shape in the pdf shows a slide from 7-5 on the A string. I can play either the pdf or the way in the video. I love these shapes 'cuz I love blues with that walking sound and feel. Leave the fireworks to the lead, just get the listeners to do toe tappin' and heads a bobbin'. Excellent video!

The Jackson 5 "Darling Dear." James played the most beautiful bass line.

Love this lesson and channel. I see mostly everything in shapes and numbers. As a guitar player for 50 years switching to Bass because of hand problems in the last 5 years these shapes I use a lot. Like to know more.

Grande Tony

Really interesting Jaz, cheers.

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Amazing😊

This whole lesson is top notch. Just what I needed to link all the dots. First time I found out I could go just about anywhere on the fretboard with out getting lost

He does not play C# before going to D on Forget me nots.

Supidupi ❤❤❤❤

I suck at walking

David Hungate called this groove the "bump"groove.

Good analysis 🧐

Excellent excellent excellent 🕯️💜💙💜😌

For Once In My Life is his magnum opus. I loved that snippet you played with the bass and click and little synth to guide. Would love to hear that full mp3.

Wtf!!, with a pick? Nice sound

Amazing bass player, seen him live numerous times with KC and Gabriel, but he’s also done hundreds of studio sessions with other musicians, not to mention aiding the development of the Chapman Stick. Looks great for his age too - turned 78, June 2024!

Obrigado, por disponibilizar! 👉🏻👍🏻

ini channel paling sempurna untuk belajar bass,terimakasih guru

Francis Roco Prestia? Tower of Power? Very good!

Секс на бас гитаре😅

Крутой басевич

I have one of his picks.

Levin's a legend. Squire-esque.

Found this late but shit firee❤❤

Show me a better bass player, other than Guy Pratt

I like the combination of slap and plucking…tasteful!

Damn that sounds Sooo Good 😊

Fing amazing film and soundtrack ... im so lucky to grow up with this

ive just recently been getting into motown which is very late considering im a bass player and live in Michigan, but man Jamerson is something else. the first time i tried to play Aint No Mountain High Enough i just couldnt physically compute it in my brain, regardless of the difficulty he and I approach bass VERY differently and that was kind of a system shock having already played for some years. im still working on that song, its been months lmao