Start Me Up - the Rolling Stones (Bass Cover with Tabs)

Bass cover of Start Me Up by the Rollings Stones
E Standard Tuning
Brightness of the Sun: Starting Me Up a good sweat
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Pick - very old 1.1mm (rounded, not sharp point)
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treble - 2/3
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Release - 3/4
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Year: 1981
Album: Tattoo You
Bassist: Bill Wyman
Genre: Hard Rock
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One thing I've found about Bill Wyman's bass parts is there's often a main line then he kind of improvises around it. He never really plays it exactly the same each time, but still has the essence of the part by using the same style with different passing notes or slight changes in rhythm. "Miss You" is a prime example of this.
Many of the transitions at the end of a bar or phrase could very easily be a few combinations of notes and still sound right. I chose what sounds correct to the track, but if you wanted to standardize them to whichever sounds best to you and your band, it wouldn't hurt the song. It could be 0-1-3, 1-2-3,0-2-3,1-0-3, 1-3, etc. (all on the A string). the Rhythm could be 8ths, 16ths, or a combination too.
Bill Wyman left in 1993, so I'm using the performances from before that as reference material (although mostly for style/tone/position and not pitch/rhythm). The cameral also likes to follow Mick Jagger
• THE ROLLING STONES - S...
not great quality, but should be Bill (and not Ronnie) on bass here
3:07 - looks like a pick., low on neck.
• THE ROLLING STONES - S...
1990 - same white bass as first video,
1:53 - can see it's a headless bass
2:14 - low on neck
2:57 - using 1/3 then shifts to use 5 instead of open string in bar 52/53. He also strays from studio here
3:19 - some general positioning during the solo that was added to the song live
4:32 - some general positioning. Also slight synch issues with the audio
• The Rolling Stones - S...
Mimed, but has some good shots and he's sticking close to the studio version
0:30 - fingers
1:02 - Bar 33-38 fingering (but wipes his nose in there too xD) He also does hammer-ons here 1h3
1:20 - pick
1:41 - brief showing of fingering hand
1:54 - back to fingers
2:09 - hammer-on (1h3) w/ pick
2:16 - can see him a good bit from here
2:23- confirms the dead note / ghost note bar 74, then has 1st finger on 3
3:04 - index at fret 3, makes no sense. Doesn't match pitch
• Rolling Stones - Start...
2:38 - Pick & 16th notes bar 87
• 23) The Rolling Stones...
0:50 - pick
1:49 - varies from studio with new walking pattern
2:53 - bar 83
3:09 - Hammer-ons (1h3). Can tell by listening and seeing the pick move once, even though fret hand not shown
3:52 - shows another hammer-on just before camera moves
Thanks for watching! Enjoy :)
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[@johncook9983]

Heck yeah, start up a whole Stones Series 😊

[@peterkossits4794]

Fun line. Guy never plays the same passage the same way twice. Nasty!

[@mateusamasu]

It takes some work to memorize this line. Good work, it's very faithful. thank you.

[@jupiter7x7]

This looks like a really fun bass line! Thanks for posting!

[@kayvancooten4657]

Oh yeeeaaah!! 👏🏽❤️🎶

[@hubertgunpowder]

Fantastic song and bass cover !! ♫

[@d_mickey]

Lovin the tone!

[@BassistofNReeky]

Great Cover, I'm still here 🤘🤘 rock on and never stop 😎😎

[@1933Austin7]

Wicked bass cover and that’s some axe your holding great 👍

[@DonFender]

Great jpb!

[@edgarpascualnacher3511]

why do you smile so widely all of a sudden multiple times?

[@ThunderBassistJay]

Great cover! 👍👍👍

[@johnwilkerson1535]

Sweet, you're even holding the bass like Bill Wynam

[@paulmarclalonde3834]

Rock on

[@hitmanny760]

On your SansAmp settings, I noticed that you usually do not report the presence setting. what should that be set to for this song?

[@SamboatMusicBassCovers]

For this one I had it between the 11 and 12 O’clock position

[@CesarOmarMarinCSR]

💚🖤💜👍✌