Sting Moon Over Bourbon Street Bass Cover

The Dream of the Blue Turtles is the first solo album by British pop singer-songwriter Sting, released in the United States on 1 June 1985, a year after The Police had unofficially disbanded. Though less successful than any of The Police's albums, it managed to reach number 3 in the UK Album Charts.[6]
It includes Sting's first hit after The Police (his first solo hit, "Spread a Little Happiness", was recorded while still a member of the Police), "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free". Though the song reached number 3 in the USA, it was a relative flop in the UK, where the album's track "Russians" (about Cold War nuclear anxieties, which had peaked in the 1980s) proved more popular.
The movie Bring on the Night documents some of the recording work that produced this album, as well as the subsequent tour.
The album is named after a dream of Sting's. Source Wikipedia
Personnel
Sting -- lead vocals, guitar, double bass on "Moon Over Bourbon Street"
Omar Hakim -- drums
Darryl Jones -- bass guitar
Kenny Kirkland -- keyboards
Branford Marsalis -- saxophones, miscellaneous percussion
Dollette McDonald - backing vocals
Janice Pendarvis - backing vocals

[@Seregium]

Thank you very much for this video!

[@ConstantineIsslamow]

I was playing through my DigiTech PB8 Vacuum Tube Bass Preamp processor. I wish I had a real freetless but it's the best I can do. The song is one of Stings Best. Thanks for watching.

[@blazejgrygiel]

Beautifully played! Congrats! You helped me, I wanted to learn this.

[@moonshinehotelsuites6109]

R.E.S.P.E.C.T from me to Constantine!!!You do not miss a single note man!!!Great work!I am a guitar and a drums player;and I would like to jam with a musical ear friend like you;greetings from Bodrum ;Turkey...

[@Arnalou83]

Great playing on a great song (I think it was my first bass lesson to work at home :D when I was teenager)

[@danielvse3753]

thank u so much! it really helped me!

[@robbeijer15]

Thanks Mate for sharing, it helps me alot, great song well played, regards from the NL

[@ConstantineIsslamow]

Thanks for watching.

[@JimmyJames714]

Nicely done, Constantine. Inspired by the book "Interview With the Vampire" Some good stuff on this album

[@geertdepourcq8505]

Nice !! Had the tabs and it went well, but this is was a very clear extra.Thanks !

[@labib3x]

Great playing, someone stated you gave out the transcription. if so where can i find it? will be playing this song and feeling good by Nina Simone with a violinist. much appreciated , thanks

[@tinywargames75]

nice

[@Panther920]

Man, you get a great sound out of that Steinberger! Sounds like an upright! How's it rigged up (if you don't mind sharing)? Thx!

[@MrDiscordinated]

r u using any fx to get that fretless tone ? lovely piece isnt it .

[@davidplummer9917]

Thanks for the transcription Constantine: your version will shortly be being played on the electric double bass you can see on my profile photo... ;)