Walking Basslines #3 - Using Chord Tones: Fly Me To The Moon

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This lesson from Mark J Smith is the third in the Walking Bass Series that aims to provide an introduction to walking bass lines for those just getting started.
This lesson deals with the song Fly Me To The Moon and a basic approach for weaving a line through the progression using only chord tones.
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[@hellboundrubber4448]

It's 2022 and people like me are getting %1000 education. Thanx Mark. Who needs the Guitar Institute of Technology when there's Mark J Smith. They need him!

[@bevtaylor5750]

Enjoyed that Mark!

[@victorstoltz1232]

This lesson is awesome! Been using some of the patterns you are showing without thinking to much about it. But having someone explaining the theory behind it like this is so useful. Thank you very much!

[@emekaumebuani6584]

This is by Far the best tutorial of Walking bass lines. thanks much Sir

[@lukem20001]

Been playing bass for years but just couldn’t snap this song up quickly just by listening to it, This has been so much help. Well done man great lesson, keep it up

[@chuczel766]

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[@ayrib]

Another great lesson explaining the Arpeggios both up and down.

[@jinsu64]

Thank you very much Mark! Well explained lessons!

[@enarf]

Thank you for a great lesson! So simple, but at the same time challenging.

[@lonelyleftthumb]

This is really an excellent lesson! Thanks Mark

[@AltamarTrip]

Thanks a million for such a great lesson and your work!

[@TPBass1224]

Thank you, Mark!!!

[@richardrichard5409]

Great example of descending line...Beatles All My Lovin'

[@brieziethirteen13]

Such a great lesson! Thank you

[@RockerProf]

Thank you sooooo much!

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[@damadorian]

one of the best lessons! i'm really thankful!

[@jamesclayton240]

Great tutorial.

[@claudionorlima5203]

excelente workshop!

[@chriscromwellmusic]

Thank you the information that you explain and how you explain. Is very good. Excellent teacher,