i think this in one of the best sounding basses ever. it's so beautifull and the sound is balanced, doesnt have a a metallic sound like a bass guitar, i would say this is the perfect sound for a bass.
really nice playing, one of, if not my favourite recordings of all time, those Kinal Kompact's sound great! I'm surprised that such a warm tone can come from such a small body! wow
God that is beautiful! I immediately added it to my favourites! I could stay up the whole night listening to you. Unfortunately I have to get up early :-) You are so inspiring to me.
This man takes bass and puts it where it should be... AKA wherever the hell it wants to be.
Straight from your soul to my ears, now straight from my soul to your moniter: Thats groove. You are one of the most talented people I have ever seen. I love you for this sound.
Great! I liked your space. Most bassist, when playing songs like this and My Foolish Heart, tend to strangle the song in notes. I like your style. I too like to use my ears for my lines, but I still freak when there's no Lead Sheet or Chord Chart. Any tips?
If you're trying to learn a song purely by ear, I usually start by figuring out the root notes for each chord first. Then listen for the top note of the chord, and fill in the pieces from there. Just listen over and over again and try things out until it sounds right. Always learn the Melody, and even transcribe some solos. The more you use your ear, the easier it gets!
I dont know anything about jazz music... (only marcus m, alain caron.. pff.. and a bit more) but I love this song.. Im learning it know because i love your video. I did my suscription!
Yep, I've got the Bass Clef Real Book (6th edition). When I'm learning pieces like this, I try to get to the point where I really know how all the chord changes sound, and then from there I use my ear to play whatever comes to mind. Usually using the root as a starting point and then embellishing from there. I try to play by ear as much as possible, rather than thinking too much about what notes are flat/sharp or what intervals/scales might work best.
Just part of my style I guess. Leaving my thumb floating makes it easier to move my hand around more fluidly from string to string. I also use my thumb for muting, so I'll be lightly resting my thumb on any of the lower strings that I'm not playing to keep them from ringing out or making unwanted noise.
interesting style! Reminds me of Jaco. I've seen most of your videos and their all really well done, but I don't think you had played like that for very long. Of course, it would make more sense if I have no idea what I'm talking about. Also, I would like to make a request; James Jamerson's Darling Dear. I know you have the book ;)
it's a great technique... I spent a long time trying to get my thumb off the pickup. Great job on the tune... the 'vintage film' FX on the video makes it ^_^
I've told others this also, but I think you sir have one of the best bass tones amongst youtubers!
edthewave 2 weeks ago
CAN SOMEBODY TAB THIS FOR ME OH MY GOD
Piggy2bacon 3 months ago
Hi, wonderful bass!I'm going to buy it!Do you reccomended it for other style of music?There is a jack output or cannon?
What amp are you using?
Thank you.
Midnightgroover 1 year ago
Beautiful playing, beautiful bass, overall beautiful rendition! BRAVO!
Changles 1 year ago
i think this in one of the best sounding basses ever. it's so beautifull and the sound is balanced, doesnt have a a metallic sound like a bass guitar, i would say this is the perfect sound for a bass.
this cover is amazing.
keep on playing
peace
ThaFill 1 year ago
really nice playing, one of, if not my favourite recordings of all time, those Kinal Kompact's sound great! I'm surprised that such a warm tone can come from such a small body! wow
poetaycle 1 year ago
by far my favorite jazz song of all time, nailed it
rustinpeacez 1 year ago
God that is beautiful! I immediately added it to my favourites! I could stay up the whole night listening to you. Unfortunately I have to get up early :-) You are so inspiring to me.
Yetipfote 2 years ago
Love your playing brother, the note choice and phrasing is lovely. Your tone is spot on too.
jhowhdheyieh 2 years ago
could you plug it in
thenameiwantedwasnta 2 years ago
It is plugged in. This tone is a 50/50 blend of the piezo pickups and a mic.
GBagley 2 years ago
i love this take on the song dude, and that's one sweet bass.
your solo is real nice too, what are you using for it?
thepurplebottIe 2 years ago
Thanks. What am I using for what?
GBagley 2 years ago
ha, your solo.
thepurplebottIe 2 years ago
What am I using, like what chords and scales and stuff? I don't know offhand. I was just playing whatever sounded good at the time :)
GBagley 2 years ago
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Ewbear31 2 years ago
This is a "Bill Evans" composition, I believe.
ProtoCosmos 3 years ago 2
what do a bas like this cost and where do you get them please anwer:):):)
regionbuss 3 years ago
They're handmade by Mike Kinal. Check his website for ordering info and prices.
GBagley 3 years ago
Beautiful & Groovy Man!! Gorgeous Bass also great sound!! Thank U fer da vid. =0)
tornmask 3 years ago
Whoa this is aawesome. I love jazz, but I don't know much about the name of the different types of jazz, what would you call this?
Anyway, great work, love the sound of that bass, especially with those strings.
eltotoX 3 years ago
Thanks. I've never been very good at classifying different types of music. I just listen to the stuff I love!
GBagley 3 years ago
I think, from my knowledge in jazz band, that this is a ballad
7wazoppi7 3 years ago
It used to be called cool jazz. And yes: this is ballad.
N4um4nn 3 years ago
well miles davis is known for his be-bop.. but blue in green is a lil different
ohxMissMandy 2 years ago
Oh my god -.-
This man takes bass and puts it where it should be... AKA wherever the hell it wants to be.
Straight from your soul to my ears, now straight from my soul to your moniter: Thats groove. You are one of the most talented people I have ever seen. I love you for this sound.
shwabity 3 years ago
That's incredible! The sound of your bass is like a sweet massage for my ears. Never stop, Greg!
Pasestoli 3 years ago
That is the tastiest sounding acoustic bass guitar I've ever heard. It suits the Jazz idiom really well I think
isaiahangelo 4 years ago
Great! I liked your space. Most bassist, when playing songs like this and My Foolish Heart, tend to strangle the song in notes. I like your style. I too like to use my ears for my lines, but I still freak when there's no Lead Sheet or Chord Chart. Any tips?
Gettinghitonattheban 4 years ago
If you're trying to learn a song purely by ear, I usually start by figuring out the root notes for each chord first. Then listen for the top note of the chord, and fill in the pieces from there. Just listen over and over again and try things out until it sounds right. Always learn the Melody, and even transcribe some solos. The more you use your ear, the easier it gets!
GBagley 4 years ago
Nice man real Nice
tovan05 4 years ago
I dont know anything about jazz music... (only marcus m, alain caron.. pff.. and a bit more) but I love this song.. Im learning it know because i love your video. I did my suscription!
CRVZS 4 years ago
Yep, I've got the Bass Clef Real Book (6th edition). When I'm learning pieces like this, I try to get to the point where I really know how all the chord changes sound, and then from there I use my ear to play whatever comes to mind. Usually using the root as a starting point and then embellishing from there. I try to play by ear as much as possible, rather than thinking too much about what notes are flat/sharp or what intervals/scales might work best.
GBagley 4 years ago
Thanks. I'm a big Lafaro fan! Check out my vid of Gloria's Step :)
GBagley 4 years ago
Sooo nice - being a funkhead I'm not often taken by jazz but this is awesome!
Graeme20051988 4 years ago
great playing
subschool5 4 years ago
Nice man!
Musicislove123 4 years ago
Man, this is awesome! The vintage style suits the music! You are inspiring me to take up the bass! 5/5 Stars!
spdwolf 4 years ago
noice!
BassIsFun17 4 years ago
This would have been better, had it been with that sexy Stambaugh 6-string of yours ;) Jazz on, dude!
ment4lbre4kdown 4 years ago
Haha. I've been favoring this bass for Jazz lately. Certainly would have sounded different with a big fretted electric bass! :)
GBagley 4 years ago
Speaking of which, put some more pics up on Metboard ;P
ment4lbre4kdown 4 years ago
What...my thread of a billion pictures isn't enough? ;)
GBagley 4 years ago
Not until you reach the billion mark :)
ment4lbre4kdown 4 years ago
Well, until then go to photobucket and search for "JasonFan" - you'll find my account there where I have tons more pictures uploaded ;)
GBagley 4 years ago
Nice tone !
infusion26 4 years ago
Is there a reason why you don't use your thumb as an anchor?
C33Four 4 years ago
Just part of my style I guess. Leaving my thumb floating makes it easier to move my hand around more fluidly from string to string. I also use my thumb for muting, so I'll be lightly resting my thumb on any of the lower strings that I'm not playing to keep them from ringing out or making unwanted noise.
GBagley 4 years ago
interesting style! Reminds me of Jaco. I've seen most of your videos and their all really well done, but I don't think you had played like that for very long. Of course, it would make more sense if I have no idea what I'm talking about. Also, I would like to make a request; James Jamerson's Darling Dear. I know you have the book ;)
C33Four 4 years ago
it's a great technique... I spent a long time trying to get my thumb off the pickup. Great job on the tune... the 'vintage film' FX on the video makes it ^_^
speddling 4 years ago
Yeah, I like the effect very much! Something about Black and White videos always seems to suit this kind of music best.
GBagley 4 years ago
Nicely done my friend!
Cheers!
Musicislove123 4 years ago
let me be the first to say WOW.. awesome job... :)
ibanezcollector 4 years ago