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>>Does anyone know of some good bass solos?
Stanley Clarke: ‘Tradition’- (If only this bass could talk) Jaco Pastorius: ‘Havona’- (Heavy Weather) ‘Punk Jazz’ – (Mr Gone), ‘(Use to be a) Cha-Cha’ – (Jaco) John Patitucci: ‘Scophile’ – (Sketchbook) Jimmy Haslip (Yellowjackets): ‘Man facing North’ – (Like a river)
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<<< >>Does anyone know of some good bass solos? Stanley Clarke: ‘Tradition’- (If only this bass could talk) Jaco Pastorius: ‘Havona’- (Heavy Weather) ‘Punk Jazz’ – (Mr Gone), ‘(Use to be a) Cha-Cha’ – (Jaco) John Patitucci: ‘Scophile’ – (Sketchbook) Jimmy Haslip (Yellowjackets): ‘Man facing North’ – (Like a river) >>>> I transcribed the solos from ‘Havona" and "Cha Cha" …. there available for anyone at: http://members.aol.com/tomstr/jacodiscog.html
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Jaco: Teen Town and Havona. Good shit, mike – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > <<oes anyone know of some good bass solos? > > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there > any > > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any > other good > > ones? > > "Bassicly" by Black Sabbath(Intro to "N.I.B." on the self titled > debut.) is > > awesome. > What about John Paul Jones’ "The Lemon Song" on Led Zeppelin II ? > Don
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><<< >>Does anyone know of some good bass solos? >I transcribed the solos from ‘Havona" and "Cha Cha" …. there available for >anyone at: >http://members.aol.com/tomstr/jacodiscog.html
Nice site! I had no idea Jaco was so prolific. BTW Go here for McLaughlin music: http://www.cs.ut.ee/~andres_d/mclaughlin/misc/index.html
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dare I say it… Pink Floyd "One Slip" live versions, as well as "Money" live versions… those are some good solos.
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In article < news.aol.com>, > dare I say it… Pink Floyd "One Slip" live versions, as well as "Money" live > versions… those are some good solos.
MONEY live version, no question about Mario Treglia Tokyo/JAPAN
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How’ bout .WAVs? -Ryan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Please Can anyone send me some some wav’s midis or mp3 with bass solos?
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>"All American Alien Boy" by Ian Hunter (Jaco Pastorius!!!)
Really!! I didn’t know that; guess I better dig that album back out and take a look/listen again! — John Lye homepage: http://avery.med.virginia.edu/~rjl6n/homepage.htm
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> Does anyone know of some good bass solos? > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good > ones? > please e-mail me if you know of any. > Max McLeod > http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/
Hi Max, If you have access to two videos, Miles Davis with Marcus Miller on Bass playing the tunes of TUTU or John Pattitucci playing with Ivan Lins, those are my two favourites, I would advise it. There is an old video where Stanley Clarke play accoustic with Miles whihc is also interesting but it is accoustic. peace, Mario Treglia Tokyo/JAPAN PS: if you are more in the line of rock n’roll, Geddy Lee in the early stages of RUSH has some very good solos.
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> Does anyone know of some good bass solos? > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any > other good ones? > please e-mail me if you know of any.
Check out the bass solo on My Generation by the Who and (Anesthesia)-Pulling Teeth by Cliff Burton on Metallica’s Kill ‘Em All. Both tabs for those songs are on my web-page you should check them out. — http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/2081
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There are millions of solos out there do yourself a favor and buy a Jaco Pastorius and Victer Wooten album and it might just change the way you view music. These two guys will spin your head around. I use to be very much into metal and Cliff I thought he was a god. Now I don’t think he is anybody. Jaco is a little bit harder to listen to then Victer. Go out and Buy a Show of Hands by Vic and he will probaly open you up to a whole new world of bass plaing and music.
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Old tune by the Who ..My Generation had a neat little bass solo part. lar > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854";
x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > <<oes anyone know of some good bass solos? > > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any > > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good > > ones? > > "Bassicly" by Black Sabbath(Intro to "N.I.B." on the self titled debut.) is > > awesome. > What about John Paul Jones’ "The Lemon Song" on Led Zeppelin II ? > Don
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> Check out "Bouree” by Jethro Tull. It’s an awesome flute / bass duet with a > hot bass solo in it. I forget what album it is on..I know it’s on one of the > greatest hits albums..M.U. I think. It make jaco, jamerson, squire, guys
Bouree is an awesome piece, but I cannot for the life of me find the bass part to it. Could anyone help me out? Thanks. Wakko. "The difference between those surrealists and me is that I am a surrealist" –Salvadore Dali
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> > <<oes anyone know of some good bass solos? > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good > ones? > "Bassicly" by Black Sabbath(Intro to "N.I.B." on the self titled debut.) is > awesome. > What about John Paul Jones’ "The Lemon Song" on Led Zeppelin II ?
Don
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Ummm yeah its more of an intro then a solo but Rancids End of East Bay has a cherry bass intro/solo part.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Check out "Bouree” by Jethro Tull. It’s an awesome flute / bass duet with a > hot bass solo in it. I forget what album it is on..I know it’s on one of the > greatest hits albums..M.U. I think. It make jaco, jamerson, squire, guys > like that sound like first year novouses. >Does anyone know of some good bass solos? >I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any >others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other > good >ones? >please e-mail me if you know of any. >Max McLeod >http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/
check out some Rush. YYZ for example.
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How ’bout The solo in "Maxwell Murder?" That thing is sheer mayhem. -Ryan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ummm yeah its more of an intro then a solo but Rancids End of East > Bay has a cherry bass intro/solo part.
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Check out the little bass outbursts on My Generationby the Who. Or get John Entwistle’s instructional video. Its a non-stop solo!!! -Dave "The Beatles might have made better albums than us, but we could have blown them off the stage" JAE "Whiskey Man’s my friend he’s with me nearly all the time….." JAE
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<<oes anyone know of some good bass solos? I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good ones? please e-mail me if you know of any. Max McLeod http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/ "Bassicly" by Black Sabbath(Intro to "N.I.B." on the self titled debut.) is awesome.
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> <<oes anyone know of some good bass solos? > I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any > others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good > ones? > please e-mail me if you know of any. > Max McLeod > http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/ > "Bassicly" by Black Sabbath(Intro to "N.I.B." on the self titled debut.) is > awesome.
What about John Paul Jones’ "The Lemon Song" on Led Zeppelin II ? S K R Z A T http://free.polbox.pl/b/bartmal
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Bourree is on Stand(or is it stand up)it’s a classical guitar standard,but Glen Cornick makes it his own. >Check out "Bouree” by Jethro Tull. It’s an awesome flute / bass duet with a >hot bass solo in it. I forget what album it is on..I know it’s on one of the >greatest hits albums..M.U. I think. It make jac
o, jamerson, squire, guys – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->like that sound like first year novouses. >Does anyone know of some good bass solos? >I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any >others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other >good >ones? >please e-mail me if you know of any. >Max McLeod >http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/
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Since you guys are mentioning Geezer and Cliff B., I guess you mean ROCK bass solos, since of course there are thousands of incredible jazz bass solos! Some classic rock bass solos (to my ears, anyway): "Bouree" by Jethro Tull (Glenn Cornick) "Mr. Big" by Free (live version, Andy Fraser) "Nantucket Sleighride" by Mountain (live version from "The Road Goes Ever On", Felix Pappalardi) "My Generation" by the Who (John Entwistle) "Mann’s Fate" by Hot Tuna (Jack Casady) "All American Alien Boy" by Ian Hunter (Jaco Pastorius!!!) — Brian Rost 3Com Corp. 978-264-1550 Monkey Island: a dance band for the new millenium
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Check out "Bouree” by Jethro Tull. It’s an awesome flute / bass duet with a hot bass solo in it. I forget what album it is on..I know it’s on one of the greatest hits albums..M.U. I think. It make jaco, jamerson, squire, guys like that sound like first year novouses. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Does anyone know of some good bass solos? >I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any >others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good >ones? >please e-mail me if you know of any. >Max McLeod >http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/
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Does anyone know of some good bass solos? I already know of Cliff Burton’s pulling teeth solo, but are there any others that are at least half as good as his, and has he done any other good ones? please e-mail me if you know of any. Max McLeod http://members.xoom.com/xpunkx/