Rhythm Changes for the Bass Player!

[@fcubic]

fantastic lesson man for any instrument actually

[@hahabass]

Did I get something out of this? Are you kidding me? That was epic, sir!

[@1Mrbudgood]

Great in depth break down. Many thanks

[@arjunramdas2058]

Man you are a bad ass, thank you for this. Really helped me ou!!

[@holdencaustic]

Such an excellent lesson, Anthony- !

[@urmero67]

You are the real deal man!! As for the rootless walking lines for these changes, as opposed to blues changes...It takes a real trained ear to "feel" the changes especially if its a piano less or or harmony less setting.. I had to pay close attention while you were doing that in the video and you were correct, but again, to me walking like this on these changes calls for a little more root motion...Soloing is a whole different story...it all depends on the setting and the other harmony instruments & soloists

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

urmero67 absolutely man! I just aim to give a general vibe through the lessons. It’s not time to take it real deep. Gotta wait till it brings some form of revenue haha Musician problems 😀 cheers man and thanks for the support!

[@johncarrod4277]

Great tone on the Squire bass. What strings and what amp do you use? Sorry to be a nerd :-) Just curios.

[@betterlife1801]

Your last soloing, is over the harmony of the begining? Thank you for your great work and lessons!

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

yes it is, with slight substitutions but for the most part it's the standard changes used these days

[@Shuzies]

Love your videos.............thank you so much.............rc

[@YukonDan]

Would ylu say your walkkng bass "formula" for 4-beat chords is to play three notes of the chord and then a transition not into thebnext chord which is either a chromatic approach or the 5th of the coming chord? Then for 2-chord per bar measures it is something like chord 1(root/chord tone) to the root of chord two, and then a chromatic approach? It also seems to me that the I-VI can often be played as just a I7 entirely?

[@isaacmao07]

Super

[@benchabottaux263]

there is no Eb 7 , it s a major chord !!!

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

I said Eb7?! ahahaha I didn't realize