Yuzo Koshiro - Keep the Groovin' (Bass Cover)

Released as part of the soundtrack of the side-scrolling beat-'em'-up game, 'Bare Knuckle' (better known as 'Streets of Rage' in Western countries), from 1991, 'Keep the Groovin'' was the tune that accompanied the fourth stage of the game (or the 'bridge' level).
The soundtrack was composed by Yuzo Koshiro, who also composed the soundtracks of many other games, including 'Revenge of Shinobi' and 'Sonic the Hedgehog'.
Having spent a lot of my early years playing 8 and 16-bit console video games, I've always loved the killer composition of 90s video game music.
It's taken me many years to consider covering this, but here we are and this is my humble interpretation of Koshiro's tune.
Equipment used:
Bass:
'Frankenbass II'
2002 Fender '75 Reissue Jazz Bass body (Swamp Ash)
1981 Squier Jazz Bass neck
1970s vintage Fender neck pickups (full on)
Nordstrand 'Warm and Wooly' J Blade bridge pickup (full on)
Dimarzio 500K potentiometers
0.07uf tone capacitor (50% rolled off)
Hipshot Kickass bridge with brass saddle inserts
Hipshot Ultralight machine heads
D'Addario XTB coated strings (0.045 to 0.105)
Audio:
Boss GT-1B used as audio interface
Markbass amp sim with organic cab sim
Edited in Reaper
Video:
iPhone 7
Edited in Davinci Resolve 16

[@todd_stein]

You killed this! Nice job!

[@gnen7680]

great!

[@RomainMadar]

That's cool 😎!!! I love the custumization of your bass 🤘!