Sly & The Family Stone - 'Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)'' Full Song Tutorial for Bass

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In this lesson I'll be teaching you how to play Larry Graham''s simple slap bass part from the classic Sly & The Family Stone song 'Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin). This is one of first songs to feature the slap bass technique and it's great fun to play.
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[@kresimirdobranic1682]

Thumping and plucking was born with this tune. Thank you Larry and Stuart.

[@MrNathan791]

Larry Graham. The originator of the thumping/pluck. Thanks for your tutorial. Although I always thought this was a simple groove. The bass gave that whole song a steady beat. One of my favorite Sly/Family songs.

[@ReverendHellbilly]

Love how great tunes can be so simple yet so hard to play. Cheers great lesson.👍🔥🎸🎺

[@slippinjimmy6511]

I like what you said at the end of the video. Paraphrasing don’t overdo it, keep it simple.

[@golddusttraining9892]

Such a simple funky groove, thanks for doing the tutorial

[@markbass354]

good video Stuart this one song got me to buy a bass when I was 17 , take care, stay safe , God Bless.

[@kyky868]

the fact that I’m literally 16 and I want to buy a bass because of this song and many other 70s songs

[@xavsmash]

This is perfect, I than you.... :-) I had a doubt about the slide ( or hammer on 2 slaps - 1 hammer on D E and then slap the E string)..It works, but the slide

[@MyCovertNarcissism]

That was fantastic thank you

[@mofourth4thchild75]

Nice bass lesson!

[@mimiDchi]

Cool beans 🙂 Thank you!

[@mikegreenebass]

Thank you, no pun intended :)

[@phoenixthedevourer1716]

Hiz Majesty LarryGrahaM

[@scottyingling1974]

Great. How bout I am Your Captain from Grand Funk Railroad?

[@MyDreamside]

any good settings, for the funky sound? bass,tremble ,drive settings?

[@StuartClayton]

Tone is in the hands! With a jazz bass, have both pickups on, tone control all the way up. No drive.

[@lorenzogebbia6114]

Great! I have trhee bass jamiroquai book !so ... year this j bass ?

[@StuartClayton]

Thanks! It's a 1972

[@lorenzogebbia6114]

Stuart Clayton thks

[@fortza11]

I get high on you - Sly Stone. Could be nice if you set in the notes as well in your video.

[@StuartClayton]

I Get High On You is actually going in a new book that is coming out this year.

[@bassismath9118]

Kajagagagoo too shy