How to Play a Blues Rock Bass Solo - with TABS

[@robertwilson5525]

Great job. A PDF file would be a great help. Well done.

[@PlayBassLines]

Practice Media Files including the PDF (Video, mp3, Guitar Pro File & PDF) is available here sellfy.com/p/om8n/

[@markligget341]

Great, hope PDF file is available soon to practice with!

[@PlayBassLines]

Practice Media Files including the PDF (Video, mp3, Guitar Pro File & PDF) is available here sellfy.com/p/om8n/

[@giarusai83ss]

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[@lewisbrown7405]

You should do a straight blues solo without the shuffle!

[@PlayBassLines]

Hey Lewis, good idea...this other video has one for a straight blues, but a slower one...Let me know if that's what you're looking for kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnmnnWOvhNqHgtE

[@lewisbrown7405]

Play Bass Lines Hey, thanks for the reply! The video you linked to me is in 12/8 and still has that shuffle feel. I’m thinking more along the lines of a blues solo in 4/4 without the shuffle feel. More like Crossroads for example or Johnny B Goode, that kind of vibe.

[@PlayBassLines]

@@lewisbrown7405 Got it! I'll definitely add them to my to-do-video list. In the meantime, you might like this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pabTl6asptVpg7c you can also find the TABS and video here www.playbasslines.com/2011/09/bob-segers-old-time-rock-and-roll-sax.html

[@PlayBassLines]

Hey Lewis, I finally got around to recording a Johnny B Goode-type solo, check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmTYqGiApdNln5o Hope you enjoy!

[@lewisbrown7405]

Awesome work!!!