Advanced Pentatonic Scale Patterns (& The rb Lick)

[@davidgoodman3873]

Thank you so much! More advanced lessons please!

[@richbrownbass]

Will do, David. Thank you!

[@Yash42189]

More advanced lessons would be appreciated!

[@fmbass]

9:44 maestro podría explicar más despacio ese link?, están hermoso, es increíble porfavor 🙏🙏🙏, muchas gracias por el video🎉🎉🎉

[@TheHillhunter]

You are a man of the people! Just starting bass at 58yo. Thank you Rich. Brownstone will become the #1 bass tuition site. You can feel it!

[@richbrownbass]

That means a lot, Jim. Thank you very much!

[@heruausetausar]

I hear Joe, great way to keep the ancestors relevant. Brownstone pentatonic, nice!

[@heruausetausar]

This lesson keeps on giving; false fingering- playing the same note on two strings, cool! Thanks!

[@ajadrew]

I saw Joe at his last gig in London at The Jazz Cafe, my favourite musician 😊 👍 That really brought Joes sound out as well, superb!

[@OGPND]

I love the transposing of Zawinul to the bass, great concept

[@silkyb9869]

When you double up on notes w that stretch it gives a Native American feel for me. Super awesome and incredibly interesting as always! Thanks a ton!

[@aarjamson]

Pentatonic is cool and you make pentatonic even cooler 😁

[@richbrownbass]

That means a lot. Thank you!

[@aarjamson]

@@richbrownbass No Sir. Thank you. Your lesson always great. Helps me alot.

[@nicolasrichard6300]

Hi from Montreal ! Wow ! Very cool ! Thx for the inspiration !

[@travisreed5965]

Yo Mr Rich, I Am Advanced!!! That Little Tutorial Made So Much Sense And Is In My Wheelhouse - I Am Naturally Confused By My 3rds And Have Dance Around Between The 3rd On One String And The 3rd On Just The Second String - But This Sounds Ideal And I Love That 3 Note Exercise - What A Sound!!! Totally Stoked Right Now - Thank You Go Team Human, Cheers

[@travisreed5965]

Three Note Sequential Pattern Is What I Was Referring To - Just Rewatched This Lesson - Over The Moon My Friend And American Neighbor Cheers

[@richbrownbass]

Hey brother Travis! Thank you so much! Oh, and The Brown'stone is here in Toronto! I'm team Canadian Human! ❤️🇨🇦

[@daveguettler4509]

Thanks for explaining the theory behind the lick

[@theodoreesawjr.8352]

Fantastic Edification!!!!!

[@blubein]

This is a great lesson. I really hear the JZ vibe. I played around with this for hours. Endless possibilities! Sent you some $.... And will again! Thanks!

[@rui4659]

I also love Joe zawynul! Thkx for the lesson!

[@darekkrawiec3025]

The Brown'stone Pentatonic is awesome 😎 It's like your fingerprint Rich and amazing every time! Thanks for sharing 🙏 Stay well!

[@Jon-marcedwards]

Amazing 🤩 love this advanced lesson

[@furlongthomas]

This rocks, Rich. It's so simple yet silky smooth. Love the videos - keep 'em coming!

[@RoryCox-f3t]

Super cool! 👌

[@rajibbanerjee7177]

Beautiful n excelllent idea n thinking to explain another great stuff i love it SIR

[@davidbalan6571]

I liked that's the major pentatonic scale with their fifth third root minor scales liked Am, Bm , Dsus 4 and E7 .

[@michaelferguson7771]

My mind is blown dude! What a killer idea! Thanks for the video!

[@richbrownbass]

Thanks for the kind words, Michael. Means a lot, brother!

[@scajesback]

Remember the first time I saw u on a SBL video a long time ago, was exactly the lick that you show to Scott, amazing, thanx big time Rich, amazing stuff with a simple concept base, just great stuff

[@Mrpsblobsoflowendmung]

Love it sir, reminds me of Joes solo on black market .. he used an arp synth and revered the keyboard too, genius indeed

[@davedave8608]

great stuff :).. I see the pentatonic (starting on minor pentatonic as 1) as the the 1 and 3 being the same shape, rotated 180 degrees (on four string bass), and shapes 4 and 5 being the same shape rotated 180 degrees.. 4 and 5 fit together like locking puzzle pieces.. 1 and 3 are linked together by the major pentatonic (shape 2).. thus creating two large compound shapes which perpetually leap frog over each other.. one always book ends the other and vice versa.. thank you again for continuing to share excellent knowledge :)

[@simola1241]

Thank you sir awesome tutorial

[@manosanagnostopoulosbassis7864]

Awesome 👏

[@Milliondollarmike28752]

Great stuff my man!

[@evantarleton1]

Your ideas are, as always, so simple, so direct, so wonderfully creative, and so beautifully explained that the true value of them takes time to sink in. Like anything worth doing, this is so very worth taking the time. Thank you again!

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you so much, brother Evan. My best to you and yours this holiday season. 🙏🏾❤️

[@lawrencenewman]

Thanks!

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you so much, Lawrence. That means a lot.

[@tefg2751]

tellement interessant !!!!!!!!!!! merci !!!!!!!!

[@tony_camargo]

Amazing lesson Rich ! Thank you !! What a beautiful and different sound. Already applied it to my playing

[@timothycolbrese8023]

I loved this video man! You always give me stuff to work on that I've never thought of before! They all open up new sonic capabilities and interesting ideas and sounds as well!

[@thomaswalker8790]

Super cool stuff! You never cease to amaze me, Richie my man. You just took it to a whole another level. Simply beautiful!! Hats off to you!!!!

[@richbrownbass]

Thanks so much, Thomas. Much appreciated, brother.

[@thomaswalker8790]

My pleasure

[@waderogers776]

Brilliant! It really does have that quality of one of Joe's synth runs...and it's applications seem endless. Now, if I can just get my fingers to cooperate. Thanks for sharing that!

[@michelesimionato5808]

Grazie.

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you so much, Michele. 🙏🏾

[@josephromano7867]

Wow thanks great home work for over the holidays!! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family!!!

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you very much, Joseph! All the best to you and yours for the holiday season.

[@philipmcadam5339]

Happy New Year, Rich. Peace, love and joy to you in 2022. Thanks for another really fine vid.

[@dambrooks7578]

Another great test, the upper register of neck is always worth it, especially if using a full scale neck. 🙂

[@MrWillyCC]

Great concept and so clearly explained…thank you!!! I’ll surely send a contribution!

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you very much. That is so greatly appreciated. 🙏🏾

[@robertvilleneuve8272]

That was just great!!! T.Y.

[@antonElman]

I saw this you discussed at SBL, thanks Rich!

[@joelocascio3910]

Rich! Wishing You and Your Family A Merry Christmas and A Happy Healthy New Year and Thank You for sharing your knowledge on the only instrument that I truly love. Youre making learning fun for me again!

[@halcop]

That's cool. Definitely sounds like New World music via Joe Zawinul.

[@nancydoane7864]

Hi Rich! I don't just like this video, I LOVE it! So Cool! Got a lot of work to do to accomplish it though! Thank you for a great video! Can you show how you would actually use this in a song or solo? Also, I'd love to see some videos about playing chords on bass! Thank you! Blessings!

[@grandegroove5485]

There’s a feature I saw on another page saying “support” the page it’s next to the like button add that to your channel

[@angiep251]

evan marien plays this a lot !

[@TerryD23]

Could you please give his name again? Joe Zaluf?? I couldn't quite get it and would like to give him a listen. Thank you so much for all your work!

[@richbrownbass]

@@TerryD23 Joe Zawinul 🙌🏾 Check out Weather Report or The Zawinul Syndicate.

[@joergkutter1342]

Thanks for yet another cool dive into pentatonics, Rich - and happy holidays! When sax players do that (the 3rd-3rd or 6th-6th as in your example) it is called "false fingering"... is there a similar terminology for bass?

[@richbrownbass]

Thank you, Jeorg. I don't know if there's a term for this on bass. Let's make one up! LOL!

[@skiphoffenflaven8004]

I could certainly hear J.Z. in this idea. Especially on Black Market.

[@brettverrender3167]

Hey Rich, can you create a Browns'tone Major Scale by combining the two fingerings with the major scale and having the doubled up notes. Would this work ?

[@input91]

Yo! Thanks for the lesson!! Where can we find the full version of that intro though? 👀

[@richbrownbass]

Thanks for the compliment, Darion! That intro is just something I threw together in GarageBand. There is no full version...yet. 😀

[@sergesamson76]

👍🙏

[@Fari-100]

The sound of that lick strongly reminded me of Ethiopian music on krar, an Ethiopian stringed instrument 👍🏼

[@richbrownbass]

Wow! Thank you much for saying so. I didn't do it in this video, but sometimes when I use this scale I try to sound like the masenqo. I love that sound!

[@gssong7111]

Evan Marien plays and talks this similar concept

[@armignac]

What happened to your camera? A bit of dust? :D Keep up the work anyways!

[@richbrownbass]

Sorry about that. I didn't even notice when I was editing. 😒Maybe the auto-focus on my camera didn't totally kick in. I'll keep a closer eye out from now on. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@realbass4302]

How can I become a student for zoom lessons

[@srpelissier]

Who did yo say the musician was? I did not catch it.

[@richbrownbass]

Joe Zawinul🙌🏾

[@silkyb9869]

Also sounds a lil African hi-lifey.

[@user-br5tq6et6g]

Thanks!

[@Яна-ы8ч2г]

Amazing!!!