Play The Bass Line To Glory Days By Bruce Springsteen: Easy Classic Rock Bass Lines For Cover Bands

[@kimhebert9905]

Very cool lesson… I’m 65,I know the lyric’s meaning. Thx Ryan 🎶🎶

[@clcortelyou]

And the way Gary Tallent locks in with Max Weinberg's bass kick is part of The E Street Band's signature sound. Really, there are times when the bass guitar and bass drum sound like a single instrument.

[@romysan1]

thanks for the help on this song. the best of luck Ryan a good teacher is Ryan..

[@lilmelvin11]

Thank you for what you do! I'm an old guy 64, grew up just playing with feel. Didn't learn the technical terms for things I did on Bass naturally thru osmosis. Just grew up hearing Jamerson, McCartney, Jack Bruce, Jack Casady, etc... Always trying to balance the Instinctual and music theory. Every now and then a younger person wants me to "teach me to play Bass". Usually they're more inclined to like more frenetic and frantic overly-aggressive "black metal"- type music, show-off type music. I say "learn the basic patterns and the theoretical mathematics structure and learn how the Bass is a more subtle approach to influence the song underneath the show-off guitars. All but one thinks I'm "being a buzzkill " because they want to constantly show off their chops instead of Serving the Song through Subtlety. I watch your lesson vids because as an old school Bass player I know I have old bad habits. Some of these younger wannabe-players just seem to want to show off, but some of them get it. Some do not. We didn't have KZbin lessons back when I was younger. We just had the records and Instinct. Thank you for your lessons!

[@Fremulshmat]

Thanks for another great tutorial…I enjoy the calm and relaxed way you put the information across.

[@jmd01]

Your teaching style - very nice! :-) Thanks

[@GoldtriggerDude]

You play so effortlessly. Very nice!

[@gwen3829]

Thank you so much! I was thinking about what to learn next and this is a good one!

[@anbyeastbank319]

So clear and concise! You are an excellent educator, love the mix of techniques and theory! Thank you for sharing your expertise!

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoy these videos and my teaching style!

[@bass_face]

thanks for the lesson...I would enjoy seeing more like this, a lot of useful info!!

[@MirlitronOne]

Thanks for this. I've been playing this bass part with my band for about five years now, but your description has added useful musical context to the way I play it.

[@josephgagliardo5885]

excellent, as usual

[@Rinchenuker]

Thanks for the lesson. Great stuff, but you're deflecting me from gig practice! ;-) See you soon.

[@kevinbrianjohnsonmusic]

Nice!! Love his songs.

[@AlbertoOlivieri]

Hi i Ryan..great lesson!! If you ever came back in Liguria to play and taste our olive oil ..please let me know .ciao from Alberto!

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

I sure hope I get to visit soon!!

[@richhowell6874]

What do you think of flat wound strings? I noticed a lot of string noise on this video. It's not a problem for me, but I know flat wounds are quieter.

[@steveachelis]

Ryan reveals her thoughts about flat vs round wound string at kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIPHY3mdatqIp9k.