101 Blues Patterns for Bass Guitar
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.91 (676 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786625597 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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T. C. Stephens said Great resource. First I know Larry, so this is somewhat biased-however I know what good teaching material is and what isn't. This is where Larry is successful in that he is a good educator that writes for the beginner and the advanced. This book can be used by both and he will show you how. I am a guitar player that is recently moving over to play bass, so I picked up this book as a reference to some blues bass lines.Excellent. This gives you more than you'll need and then inspire ideas on top of that. . bass bible I was very surprised to find out that no one has reviewed this book on Amazon. I have been using this book to teach blues bass for more than 10 years, and I think I'm on my fourth copy. People, this book will get the job done. It's not that these are the only 101 licks; it's the way they are done. These are what we call riffs. (repeated musical phrases). If you can play all the licks in this book, you can cop a lick from any record in the world in one pass. Remember, if you only get your. Monotonous and no feel I was expecting much more after reading the reviews here. I opened the package and was immediately dismayed with the thin little booklet, and then with the tracks themselves. If you've just picked up a bass guitar for the first time, and had never heard blues music before, then this booklet would be helpful in a clinical sort of way. "101" examples: see RVL's review here (wished it would have been here when I was considering my purchase).Instead of this booklet, just listen to blues play
This collection showcases a variety of bass patterns that can be applied to blues recordings and performances, even by the novice. In addition, the book provides several pages of valuable music theory and other information on blues progressions. Included among the 101 patterns are ten standard blues turn-arounds and ten standard blues endings that can be used in literally thousands of songs. The companion CD is in split-track play-along format with each bass played four times.. In notation and tablature