"Good Vibrations" Carol Kaye Bassline, clip from Caitlin Gray on bass

[@U2WB]

As another person commented, Carol Kaye herself said that Brian Wilson asked her to play this exact bass line. She was amazed by it, and said “I would have never come up with that !” Brian was / is a genius.

[@tefenstrat]

Thats correct and then she went on to talk about the walking JAZZ baseline that Brian wrote for this song. She said you know this kid ( Brian) was up to something special !

[@duckman531]

Remember: Brian Wilson is a bass player himself!

[@timothymartin5258]

So many layers of beauty here. From Brian Wilson's genius counter-bass melody, to Carol Kaye's original work, to Caitlin Gray's spotless rendition. Awesome work all around. We are blessed to listen to such harmony!

[@ronnieparkerscott6223]

a bassline to die for... thanks Carol...and well played here 😀

[@zuider77]

One of the best lines EVER! And you do a great job covering it.

[@dennismason3740]

Actually Caitlin's restraint is admirable. The bass line sounds simple but cannot be overplayed or underplayed. Carol's original, as well as this homage, are sublime. Precision also includes the silence between the notes.

[@quintas66]

Precision on a precision bass, no less.

[@Blend42]

@@GP-qi1ve You are correct that the final version does not have Carol Kaye on it, Though it was Ray Pohlman who is playing Electric Bass not Brian. Note there is also Lyle Ritz playing double bass on the track too.

[@howie9751]

@@GP-qi1ve She came up with that bass line. It wasn't what Brian originally wrote and she asked if this would be better. And Brian liked it so they used it.

[@howie9751]

@@GP-qi1ve You're right about Brian writing the line, I guess I misunderstood. But listen to what Brian says about Carol Kaye: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZWcamtsn56jj9Gcttps://www.youtube.com/watch? Most musicians consider her the best bass player in America for Rock 'n' Roll.

[@TiqueO6]

@@howie9751 I just watched a clip of her in a fairly recent timeframe, she did mention that she was often hired for her creativity on Bass and people like Quincy Jones would leave the bass part basically blank and allow her to make up something, she said "it was easy".

[@MeAndTheBoys_]

My fellow men, it is sure nice to have some company in here. So good to see so many men watching this video, with only music on their mind. Good vibrations is why we're here, and we sure are getting some good vibrations.

[@DoggyEffect]

Stop simping

[@MeAndTheBoys_]

@@DoggyEffect Hahaha,you weakling. I know exactly why you are here also, and its not for leaving people some comments,hahah. Stop pretending to be intelligent.

[@larswallgren872]

According to Wikipedia bassist Carol Kaye played on several of the "Good Vibrations" sessions, and has been identified as a prominent contributor to the track. However, analysis indicates that none of those recordings made the final edit as released on the single.

[@bustabass9025]

Erroneous credits to Carol Kaye for bass lines on original recordings are rampant. Partly due to the fact that she claimed to be the session bassist on many Motown and other R&B recordings, which were later deemed to be false. While she was very influential in the establishment of 1960's rock and roll music due to her session work as a member of the Wrecking Crew, songs like this one and Bernadette by the Four Tops (which she also claimed credit for) were not her work. Sad

[@marccarter1350]

Found by accident, watched until the end :-)

[@glenndespres5317]

That was really good. A classic bass line played really well.

[@SPEXWISE]

Nice to hear the beach boys in 2021. Great tunes those guys made.

[@XLBiker13]

A remarkable baseline and faithfully executed. Nice job.

[@apvela]

Carol Kaye - Brilliant for sure! Great job! I will learn this. Thank you!

[@clintn6677]

Carol Kaye should be mandatory material when learning bass.

[@Bes4]

I think Brian Wilson should be mandatory material when learning music. He wrote this bass line.

[@marcuspi999]

@@TJ-Dives Watch "The Wrecking Crew" Documentary. Carol was talking about Brian Wilson's genius and used this song for an example. She played the verse section and looked up and said, "I would have never come up with anything like that."

[@micjam1986]

Marcus- I saw carol talk about that. She said Brian was having trouble writing the correct musical symbols but came up with that bass line.

[@micjam1986]

@Ramadan Steve yeah cuz Wikipedia never gets anything wrong lol

[@fragman4521]

@@micjam1986Bassist Carol Kaye played on several of the "Good Vibrations" sessions, and has been identified as a prominent contributor to the track. However, analysis by Beach Boys archivist Craig Slowinski indicates that none of those recordings made the final edit as released on the single.

[@kevinlynch2248]

Love it! Great playing and I love the classic tone you managed to get out of your P-Bass.

[@patbrennan6572]

Wilson was a genious, even paul McCartney was impressed with brains base knowledge.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

What do dyslexic zombies like to eat? BRIANS

[@suerte03211978]

Wtf are you saying? Carol Kaye did the bass on this.

[@deluxeg]

@@suerte03211978 she played it but Brian Wilson wrote the bass line.

[@COWASOGGY]

@@deluxeg 🧠 wilson

[@hastobe303]

@@suerte03211978 Incidentally she didn't. I mean, yes she was in on the long and arduous sessions but she is not the bass player that ended up on the final take. And as mentioned, Brian Wilson is responsible for all of the musical composition, including the bass line. Not Carol Kaye and most certainly not Mike Love.

[@whiterabbit3042]

Love to hear and watch you play the Beach Boys songs Caitlin. Thanks for sharing.

[@tomminor5317]

Brian Wilson wrote this bass line, not Carol Kaye. However, she was the bassist who recorded it for The Beach Boys in the studio. She spoke about how she liked it because she would’ve never thought of anything like it.

[@Solodolomolobolo]

Brian Wilson was/is a musical Genius. Even the Beatles acknowledged his gift.

[@niggato23]

@@Solodolomolobolo exactly they did I guess you already know about The Rubber Soul-Pet Sounds-Sgt Peppers thing

[@centsofhumor]

Carol Kaye is a legend. She needs recognition of the greatness she gave us in music. I hope more people learn about her. Thanks for the video it was a great tribute to her.

[@Stewkeithmtb]

Love the way you nail the feel and sound This is exemplary work, thank you for sharing.

[@VolvoImpala]

Carol Kaye, absolutely one of the best bassists out there and there are thousands of recordings that prove that.

[@donjohnson9688]

Except this one. She's not on it.

[@VolvoImpala]

@@donjohnson9688 I did not know that! I thought Carol was always Brian's go-to.

[@garyjackson3531]

​@@donjohnson9688Yes, she's on the record, according to Brian, who aughta know.

[@donjohnson9688]

@@garyjackson3531 She, along with other bassists played on hours & hours of versions, but her bass playing is not heard on the final cut. Ray Pohlman is the bass player heard on the actual record.

[@garyjackson3531]

@@donjohnson9688 Not according to Brian.

[@sighermike]

I think it's kind of amazing how iconic Carol Kaye was, how pivotal she was in the music business, yet no one knew her name save the studio execs and session musicians.

[@seanmolloy9297]

Agreed. She is definitely on my list of people I'd like to talk to-learn from-interview. What a great point of view she would have, on a whole bunch of topics. Wow, is really all I can say.....

[@gilesseddon3142]

And family guy.

[@sighermike]

@Aaron A420 she was given the freedom to do what she wanted with her bass lines. Some of those bass lines ate immediately recognizable. That would define pivotal, for me. Take a look at some of her other interviews and her discography. It might change your mind.

[@sighermike]

@Aaron A420 that's a fair point. Although I think I'd also prefer to be a session player and make a good living and have autonomy. Maybe that was her thing. I did see another mini doc with her when she went into the studio with the camera crew of the doc. They wouldn't let her in and she was like, I made this place a lot of money, and no one knew who she was. It sucks, but I also struggle with that kind of arrogance. She did choose to me nameless and faceless and can't expect anyone would know who she was today. I'm not a fan of arrogance at all. It's why I can't stand guys like yngwei.

[@jc4evur661]

Was??

[@thecascadian7401]

Went to a cafe to buy some food (to go, of course). This song was playing and it reminded me of this video. I went home and watched it. A few minutes of total pleasure.

[@Ogsonofgroo]

Carol Kaye was such an under rated genius, an influence for so many after her, a wonderful Grand Dame imho :)

[@queefreak666]

How 'bout the bass player who play on the album she is playing to? No credit?

[@soapbox187]

@@queefreak666 I don't know if you are being sarcastic but Carole Kaye is indeed the bassist on the track this lady is playing to. Although Good Vibrations wasn't relased in an album it was indeed a single on which she recorded on.

[@eatalotoftoast]

@@soapbox187 smiley smile, far out stuff

[@takeitmarie]

*is!! you just made me google her name fearing she had passed away

[@weedhopp]

Happy to have discovered you And Carol Kaye just WOW !

[@davidg5629]

That bass line added so much to that song. It was the lead voice, really. Great job.

[@paulhynd1600]

Beautiful ... so melodic, yet superbly rhythmical at the same time!

[@MarioAndFriends3]

You are incredible. As a fellow female bassist, thank you for representing us and showing that women can be bad ass bassists too!

[@vickielawson3114]

The person who played in the original recording is a woman, Carol Kaye. She played on quite a lot of hit records of that era.

[@vickielawson3114]

@RollandB Huh? In what song? She was one of the musicians of the "Wrecking Crew" and played on lots of hits, particularly with Phil Spector and Brian Wilson.

[@georgegeysen6499]

Are you not familiar with Tal Wilkenfeld, Tina Weymouth or Esperanza Spaulding?

[@dbcanada]

@RollandB kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4bUf6mDhMmbfbc

[@unclefreddieDied]

i love women bassists

[@fragman4521]

Just started to think about this cover and had to check it out again. Very well played!

[@tomcampsvideos]

That is a super cool bass line, and well played👍🏼

[@chuckkirkpatrick6712]

WOW.....that's the first time in 50 years that I've heard those 16th note pickups on all the root / 1st notes of the run. Amazing! Keep this great style of bass playing alive, Cait!

[@rkgaustin]

We meet again gentlemen of culture.

[@glenndespres5317]

You again? You’re everywhere.

[@drumrocka]

A tip of the hat, m’sir.

[@GreasyBelcher]

I want to marry this girl.

[@gromish]

WTF is a bass? Vibrations are good here.

[@HazHarpo]

🧐

[@crhkrebs]

Very nice take on Carol Kaye's wonderfull baselines.

[@FreakyOrthopedic]

Nailed it, and I love that tone!

[@geekguitars]

Nice playing! The Beach Boys always bring back awesome memories for me, they were my first concert back in the late 80s when they reunited (I was like in the 2nd grade...stoked beyond belief). Love me a good PBass...mine is a G&L LB100.

[@gounderusbyMichaelTomlins]

Such a wonderful performance! You make this look so easy! You are so good...it sounds like you are in the Beach Boys! Wow.

[@CarstenMolewijk]

Nice!!! Carol Kaye is one of my inspirators and you did a good job!

[@jpollackauthor]

Great playing, but Carol Kaye didn't write this bass line or play on the record. Brian Wilson wrote the bass line, and Ray Pohlman and Lyle Ritz played it on the record, with Ray playing electric bass and Lyle playing standup bass. Carol is only on a couple early abandoned takes that were only first heard in late 1997 with the release of the Pet Sounds Sessions box set, none of which made it onto the final recording.

[@glennwlove]

At last someone that knows the truth!

[@SG-tv5jy]

True but this sounds a bit dismissive about Carol's role in making this song that took months to record. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4bUf6mDhMmbfbc

[@1allstarman]

@@SG-tv5jy Right from Brians lips , Carol played Bass on good vibrations .

[@1allstarman]

I do not know where you got that story but in the Video posted below by S G , Brian said Carol Played Bass on Good Vibrations !

[@danerd8978]

@@SG-tv5jy She's going senile

[@DennisMurphey]

I had seen Carol Kaye on line and heard her lecture on her involvement and contribution. However your playing in this way truly illustrates the Base role and impact in the music we grew up with, thank you so much for sharing. Wonderful example. Dennis in Virginia

[@Playitstraight44]

Awesome work!!!! You're a great bass player. You have a good feel on those notes rather than just playing them methodically. Genuine talent.

[@mrfester42]

You're deaf. That's ALL she's doing. She's playing by rote.

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Absolutely gorgeous shapes. Carol Caye is the Man. So to speak.

[@eglockler]

Just watched The Wrecking Crew and was looking for a quick tutorial. Great job!

[@donaldmattia1491]

So many great basslines from a true master of her axe,the great Carol Kaye.

[@philbiker3]

This is such an incredibly brilliant bass part - played beautifully here. Love the way the bass works with the vocals on the chorus.

[@zombiezilla]

Carol Kaye is definitely one of the all-time greatest players. Awesome cover!

[@frostgfx]

You also need to remember that Wilson wrote the line. She gave it the vibe.

[@bws1971]

She gave it the good vibrations

[@keaveny63021]

Nice work... great selection.. I'm a huge fan of Carol

[@JR-zv6qm]

Great job Caitlin! I would have loved to have seen your right hand though. When I watch someone perform, I like to see the entire picture.

[@oza8578]

Well, by the sound of it, she's probably using a pick. Like Carol Kaye did.

[@TheSOULBRUVVA]

@@oza8578 If she is not using a pick (plectrum) then i dont quite know how she could reproduce the way Carol Kaye executed that track, as seen and heard here on KZbin!

[@imannonymous7707]

I do like watching bass players, being a guitar player i have a keen respect for the insturment, and carol kaye was , is a master. Great playing

[@richardburchett]

I saw an interview where Carol said on the verse it’s important to play that last 3rd on the same string as the root, sliding up the neck. If you change strings it’s easier to play, but you can hear the tone change. Sounds like something somebody with all those years of recording would be aware of.

[@dlawlis]

Sounds like something a bass player would say. Source: bass player.

[@kevmac1230]

Good job.I love playing this and imo it could be the best bass line in popular music.

[@RodneyBerry]

this video really shows that you don't have to have huge hands, your fingers just need to be relaxed and to know where they are and where they are going next. :)

[@anthonyscully2998]

She would be better off playing a short scale bass

[@francoislecanadien1710]

I have small hands so i adopted Carole Key's fngering technique : Four fingers on three frets - In the lower register, anyway - I could'nt play like tall bassists with big hands who handle a bass like i handle a guitar. Carole key's books taught me a lot.

[@redwillrise]

@@anthonyscully2998 did you even read the comment you replied to?

[@MikeMaxwell1961]

You are AWESOME! That is PERFECT!

[@oldboy229]

what a bass line

[@UriahBennett]

Carol Kaye was amazing. The list of famous tracks she played bass on is ridiculous. Lots of soul.

[@glennwallace9203]

IS amazing. :)

[@markhenri1131]

As a fellow human bass player, I enjoyed that.

[@unclefreddieDied]

hahaha "human"

[@keepdufunk]

Wonderful job Caitlin, very smooth!

[@EnjoyCocaColaLight]

Oh, hello there youtube algorithm.

[@maxx.glavac]

yup, same here 😜

[@-doggy-6670]

Me too....been looking at Squire Bass VI lately???

[@johngibsonmusic]

@@maxx.glavac Zufall 😁 so trifft man sich auch auf KZbin 😂👋

[@JustAnApe_]

+1 😂

[@PatrickBuzoDrums]

haha same

[@drurigney6688]

SMILE! I am a bassist also and everyone told me to smile too but your rocking it!

[@RH-xs8gz]

A simple, effective bass line. Exactly what the song needs. No more, no less.

[@lawrence1960]

Actually the back beat this bass line creates is pretty spectacular

[@KlemenPodjed]

To me, technically this could be a simple line, but otherwise its is pretty ingenious.

[@Pwrcritter]

Love that little p bass growl..

[@Sigaelgroove]

Congrats! Very well played!! Great song and an outstanding bass line. Good!

[@monmixer]

Did you know that Carol Kaye gives lessons via skype?

[@richard69287]

No way, does she really?

[@monmixer]

@@richard69287 She was, she may still be.

[@0Imtheslime0]

Yes.. for cash..

[@xicorebelo]

@@0Imtheslime0 what?? she works for cash? despicable!

[@kurtzcol]

i would skype her just to be able to listen to all the great stories she could tell

[@costa1434]

Love it. Great performance. Greetings from Rome@Italy

[@istemihanvarisli]

This is awesome :) Thanks for sharing.

[@ehss192]

Awesome! Beautifully played!!

[@laszlok53]

WOW! I always missed the bass in the Beach Boys music. The whole song sound so much better this way!

[@philipwilson3430]

Listening on tinny AM radios meant bass lines were pretty much missing. No wonder there were so many outstanding songs and melodies that were successful despite that drawback.

[@laszlok53]

@@philipwilson3430 :-) Sure there is a bit of truth in that you say...

[@nopms]

oh Carol. I love you so.... 👌 nicely done Caitlin!

[@carlwilson4375]

I have Carol Kaye’s book and CD “How to Play Electric Bass”. Great book and CD, highly recommended.

[@gavrickbeezer9891]

thanks

[@miltonchavez1262]

Got alot of her books. Chordal scale concept is a game changer.

[@andy65guitar]

Absolutely fantastic!! Funky walking bass.

[@bluebassett2]

Such a cool bass line. Great example of the genius of Brian Wilson.

[@skrrtle360]

but... carol wrote the bass line.

[@erichsucks]

@@skrrtle360 i think Brian had some parts written going into the session and she added to it, but i could be mistaken because i'm a horse with a laptop.

[@skrrtle360]

@@erichsucks I saw a video with her in the other day like a mini doc. I wasn't paying full attention but I'm pretty sure she said she wrote it. I could easily be wrong.

[@kitrichardson5573]

@@skrrtle360 this is a common misperception but Carol not only didn’t write this baseline she didn’t even play on the recording. Just do a little research on it but it’s a cute girl and she is inspired by Kaye who did do a lot of other great stuff then so much the better

[@raycave1561]

No carol kaye

[@billyribak8498]

This is Awesome! Thank you Caitlin.

[@headly66]

Carol Kaye is not playing on this song, it's Ray Pohlman

[@benpetty8270]

the song has two basslines

[@Guitaroverkill]

2-d not so

[@MrGoldenDome]

I've been power consuming the legend and listened to you too - excellent.

[@drummer083]

Carol Kaye is not on the final version of Good Vibrations. It is Ray Pohlman on Fender and Lyle Ritz on upright. She did do a few early sessions, but did not make the final cut.

[@cgonz00cc]

Not according to Brian. www.uncut.co.uk/features/the-making-of-the-beach-boys-good-vibrations-34867

[@colereeves4533]

drummer083 I've never heard anyone say that wasn't her. Carol said it was and so does Brian...

[@drummer083]

Incorrect. Craig Slowinski examined the AFM sheets for the sessions that made the final cut of Good Vibrations, and none of the three sessions Carol played made the release.

[@colereeves4533]

Hmmm...you learn something new every day.

[@MikeVODKA]

I never saw her get in to a pissing contest over any of her work no matter who recorded the beginning , mid or final cut. No question-she composed. I have witnessed her pull out the pay stub and the money from Capital Records Publishing in the bank feed her family. not her eggo. Brian had the bass line a dead beat right on those key notes on the lead sheet . She would have feel to sleep playing what Brian composed.

[@m2xvdXfs]

Outstanding...I checked out your website & really enjoyed your soloing with "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"!!!!! Wishing you much success with your career!!!! Rod Robin, Port Neches, TX!!!!

[@renzocalcagno536]

This is actual proof that good music stands the test of time.

[@mearkitek3773]

What an interesting bass line when it's isolated like that. I hadn't paid that much attention to it in the mix. Thanks and great job!

[@christopherjacques3599]

Great job, well done !

[@johnhoyt4481]

Christopher Jacques

[@johnhoyt4481]

Christopher Jacques n.j

[@DummyYEEEAAHHHHH]

Beauty,bass lines,and the Beach Boys... The 4 B's that this video shares. 👍

[@leonardovalvassori]

Love this.

[@CharlieTWilbury]

Awesome! Great playing of an absolutely fantastic bass line! Thanks for posting it

[@Stratman1920]

Very impressive, I like it

[@bellygunnermusic]

awesome bassline. well done. thank you.

[@jereuter01]

Why is this video entitled, " Carol Kaye bassline..." since the bass line was Brian Wilson's? Very misleading.

[@ampthebassplayer]

I don't think knows exactly who played the bass on Good Vibrations.

[@thecthonian4976]

Nicely done! Carol Kaye takes everyone to school on the bass.

[@1searayus]

You make it look easy..

[@laurelmarshall6903]

You're pure Inspiration for me! Now I want to try this song ou.t on my Bass. YOU make it look so simple... (S0 far, I've only played around with 12-Bar Blues...). Good work!!

[@paulhaynes561]

I want to come back in my next life as this bass.

[@RichHall1]

I used your video to learn the baseline. Thank you for teaching me. Have a great day and keep up the music. :)

[@djspliff26]

I love the way you walk, kid.

[@MaestorRasanen]

Amazing touch and feel. Smooth groove all around.

[@christhayil8354]

Never realized this was a walking bass riff

[@Dressagevids]

I need to put my glasses on!

[@godjortall7177]

Yeah, same! I always concentrated on listening to the vocals

[@sanchopanza3168]

I started with classical guitar and still learning. This swings and is nice too. Thnx for this performance and uploading.

[@hardcorehopefoundation9925]

And Carol Kaye plays with a pick on this song. Carol is freaking awesome!!!

[@vapeymcvape5000]

That impresses you?

[@hardcorehopefoundation9925]

@@vapeymcvape5000 Just pointing out to all the bass players that judge using a pick. And then noting that Carol is awesome.

[@francoislecanadien1710]

@@hardcorehopefoundation9925 In fact, i think she always played with a pick. I agree with you : Saying that a bassist that plays with a pick is not a good bassist is a mistake - That definition of a proper bassist would exclude Chris Squire, Paul McCartney, Cliff Williams, Sting, etc... etc... And we can't have that !

[@hardcorehopefoundation9925]

@@francoislecanadien1710 I absolutely agree. I am a guitarist first and a bass player when needed. I play with a pick and then do finger style and slap when it fits better. I play mostly hardcore punk, metalcore and older style country/southern rock, and there are songs that just do not have the right attack or feeling without a pick. When I say that to some players I get a lecture about me " just being lazy" and that a 'real bass player" can get the same power with their fingers. I have also heard too many bass players talk crap about using picks and those same people praise players that use picks in the same conversation. But being a guitarist I also get crap for using too much guitar technique while playing bass.

[@dottenday]

Very nicely played. The Beach Boys were great. My favorite Beach Boys song is Don't Worry Baby. Love the harmonies and how Brian Wilson sings - and his phrasing - it's perfect.

[@ryanh3125]

It never ceases to amaze me how many men will line up to make comments about a woman's looks in these cover videos. She's attractive, I get that, but what does that have to do with the cover? Would you take her as seriously if she weren't? It's entertaining in a sad way to watch a bunch of generally old men mansplain music to women who obviously know their theory better and play better than 95% of the men who talk down to them.

[@caitlingray5818]

Hence why I don't respond to 99% of them.

[@kaspartambur]

Being a "live" musician is being an artist of so many forms. We want and hope that, all that is known in human music history is based on the sincere quality of compositions and interpretations of compositions, but then there's so much that gets through with: 1) Marketing 2) Wardrobe / Fashion 3) Stage-persona / Acting 4) Coregraphy / Dancing All these are tools which we can use to hopefully shine bright as sincere existences of humanity, but sadly most of us (listeners) all aren't that good at recognizing and differentiating something from being Real, from something being in multitudes (shiny!). Even sexuality. We could go and question the motivations of doing music or feeling emotions aso. But on a simple level - I think you are beautiful and it is hard to keep my objective music analysing on always. But you decided it so. There are so many ways to success and I don't think looking attractive is wrong - as long as you aweringly control yourself to see, how much effort you put somewhere. And right now - I feel good for you, because this was really a spot-on cover of the bass-line in "Good Vibrations" and with your instrument sounding louder than the mix, I was able to actually listen the... enormous thought and effort put into the bass-line of that song. Awesome. So try not to take it to heart - that we are humans, rather - accept and think through how you want to use reality for what cause and through what techniques. Oh and - you are really beautiful! Focus on on music, before the world spoils you for those efforts and your genetic lottery. :) Stay sincere, become human

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

LOL. Did you get her number Ryan?

[@williamwinn948]

Ryan H what your doing is the same thing the other guys are doing but in a diffent way. and you know what if your looks get you more views that still leads to people hearing you play right and thats always a good thing.

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

Ryan thinks this approach will get him laid. He's got a lot to learn about women.

[@ceesteven]

Way to go Caitlin. Nice cover. May God Bless....

[@widdyhabb]

When watching this vid I find myself longing to be a bass guitar -- this bass guitar!

[@TheDevnul]

Great plying, even better tone. I really liked that!

[@davidseabourn4093]

In my next life I want to be a bass guitar.😁

[@DoggyEffect]

S I M P S

[@johnnytacokleinschmidt515]

If you have my luck you'll be riding around in my car hoping I washed my hands before hitting practice, rehearsal, a jam, or a gig. My poor bass guitars!

[@brianliscum6905]

You might get fleabag lol

[@nodrip1]

I have just subscribed to your channel. I checked some of your other vids as well. You have EXCELLENT taste in music!