Bass line for Jesus Have It All (bass fingering demo)

I don't remember a noticeable bass line in the highly popular Jeremy Riddle original of Jesus Have It All . . . which is perfectly suited for the style and presentation of that version's gentle, reflective style. However, for those praise bands/congregations that may have an inkling for a more upbeat tempo and sound . . . or a bass player wanting to take part in the music just to play along . . . here is a demonstration, in a quasi-split channel stereo recording, of one way to make that happen. BTW, the bass being used is a vintage Ibanez Black Eagle - originally issued with black strings (still in storage) that have been replaced with Fender Stainless Steel strings. The bass is also modified with a third pick-up: a DeArmond Guitar pickup in the extreme neck location. The increased output is impressive, and in combination with the original double-pole units, the tonality range is also superb. An added benefit is my ability to minimize electrical noise in the audio circuit (a real pain in venues with solid-state dimmer controls on LED floodlights and spotlights) by adjusting the three pickups so that the induced 60Hz signal spikes are minimized - often completely. Typically I use full output from the DeArmond, and tweak the output with the two stock pickup volume controls. I took out the "tone" control to use that potentiometer hole for the DeArmond volume control.