Tumbling Dice by The Rolling Stones - Bass Cover with Tabs Play-Along

[@slippinjimmy6511]

Great job sir! Your song choices are outstanding!

[@Brand73]

thanks so much !

[@aps510]

Mick Taylor played the bass for this song on the album, which may explain how lyrical it is

[@Defmusicman1]

Awesome! Thanks for posting. I’ve heard the Linda Ronstadt version but this one is great too.

[@Brand73]

thanks! This song was new to me as well, but it's a catchy one.

[@frostriver4547]

Thank you. Very helpful! Saved me lots of time

[@Brand73]

Glad it helped!

[@eltorodefalaris4588]

i've been waiting a long long time for this, Right now I pick up my bass and try to learn it!!! 🤙

[@Brand73]

cool! enjoy!

[@wolfgangandrewx2416]

awesome

[@Brand73]

thanks!

[@esmeraldo7887]

cool

[@byavantresca]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@CesarOmarMarinCSR]

exelent brand

[@Brand73]

thanks!

[@simpzimmer]

Always thought the bass made this song.

[@rcolosi]

What model of bass are you playing?

[@Brand73]

Bass I am using is Yamaha TRBX174EW www.musiciansfriend.com/bass/yamaha-trbx174ew-mango-wood-4-string-electric-bass-guitar Also the multi-effects pedal is Zoom B1 Four www.zzounds.com/item--ZOOZB1FOUR

[@AphaGoodies]

where do you get the sheets?

[@Brand73]

For this particular song, I created it myself. It's really not that difficult...what I do is first determine the key the song is in. Then I listen in to the verse, chorus , bridge independently at a slowed tempo a few times and start to pick up the rhythm and then finally write out the bass notes in a tab program. It takes me about an hour or so to figure out most rock songs. At first, it was difficult for me to transcribe songs, but like anything else once you practice something you get better at it !

[@AphaGoodies]

@@Brand73 oh ok