How To End A Blues On Bass: The Classic Blues Endings Using Descending Motion

In this lesson, we touch on a few variations for blues endings. As we play through our 12 bar blues form, we can play a simple blues walking bass line to finish the song. While there are tons of ways to end a blues, these are the most common endings using descending motion on the bass. Enjoy this video and be on the look out for more variations coming soon!
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[@ibalrog]

The sound of a bass guitar confidently closing out a blues number is one of the most satisfying things in the world. Even when the drummer insists on tacking something on afterwards.

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Thanks for sharing much appreciated 👍🇬🇧🎸🎵🎶

[@willyplaysbass]

cool ❤

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Not knowing how to end a blues tune was how the Grateful Dead got going

[@Baddsugar]

Isn't the 5 a b5 going to the 5 in this video?