I have learned more from your videos then 3 months of bass lessons. Your videos are straight to the point the real deal. Thank you so much for the videos. Happy Walking!
so nice to see someone using proper left hand position. -all i see on youtube is jazz guys playing solos all over the board using only their first 3 fingers with their 4th flailing wildly in the air. this is so refreshing to see someone play correctly.
@bulletman100 there is no playing correctly. Music is about sound and so many people miss that. If it sounds nice to the person playing it then it's being played "correctly"
@painter1955 Yes I am accepting students - in person if you live in the Chicago area or via Skype if you don't. Drop me an email if you're interested. bill (at) billharrisonmusic (dot) com
Thanks Bill, I've just switched over from an electric and you have been a GREAT help in making me a better stand up bass player. Keep posting your video's your a great teacher.
Thanks for the post but what about walking bass lines? Maybe a blurb at the end on how someone could apply this info to create a walk would be helpful.
I have learned more from your videos then 3 months of bass lessons. Your videos are straight to the point the real deal. Thank you so much for the videos. Happy Walking!
MrJuanneri 3 months ago
so nice to see someone using proper left hand position. -all i see on youtube is jazz guys playing solos all over the board using only their first 3 fingers with their 4th flailing wildly in the air. this is so refreshing to see someone play correctly.
bulletman100 1 year ago
@bulletman100 there is no playing correctly. Music is about sound and so many people miss that. If it sounds nice to the person playing it then it's being played "correctly"
Yondaimeku 8 months ago
@Yondaimeku i guess i mean that there is no playing 'correctly', but there sure is playing 'incorrectly'. hey thanks for your comment!
bulletman100 8 months ago
You should get a medal for putting these videos out
MickeRosenqvist 1 year ago
Bill, great teaching thanks so much. Have you ever thought of doing a lesson about incorporating 6ths?
BassHead198 1 year ago
Your bass really sounds good! Tell me about it! Also: are you taking students?
painter1955 1 year ago
@painter1955 Yes I am accepting students - in person if you live in the Chicago area or via Skype if you don't. Drop me an email if you're interested. bill (at) billharrisonmusic (dot) com
frcwolf 1 year ago
Great intonation & tone & very helpful for those starting out on upright bass thanks
paulf56 2 years ago
Hah! Love The Beetles!
JacobsBassWorld 2 years ago
what is that picture behind you of the saxophone player and where did you get it
thepurplebottIe 2 years ago
@thepurplebottIe Sorry for the late reply. The painting is called Jazz in Red by Ann deLorge. Visit her site: jazzartpaintings (dot) com
frcwolf 1 year ago
Thanks Bill, I've just switched over from an electric and you have been a GREAT help in making me a better stand up bass player. Keep posting your video's your a great teacher.
theelevatorsband 2 years ago
Usefull information and a good realistic Bassound. I'm waiting for a good 'Tab book' for the Upright.
szgumba 2 years ago
Good luck with that. It won't happen.
JederLacht1 2 years ago
Thanks for the post but what about walking bass lines? Maybe a blurb at the end on how someone could apply this info to create a walk would be helpful.
Xubdux 2 years ago
Here via kutiman. Nice technique!
Isoquant 2 years ago
Bill Harrison, rocking out in Kutiman! You're great!
hardcider09 2 years ago 2
in the b chord the triad goes b, "Eb", f#. not a#
memiclist08 2 years ago
I was wrong to say A# but it is actually a D#. There's no Eb in the key of B. But thanks for pointing out the slip.
frcwolf 2 years ago
sweet video very helpfull good on ya bill
Ozbassman 3 years ago
I'm just starting with bass after playing other instruments and this video is great. Thanks so much.
bainjer 3 years ago
your great
Keepitrealpsycho 3 years ago
thank you Bill!you are really helpful!can you please make a video about thumb position?please?!
monohordo 3 years ago
Thanks! Really well done.
keith8404 3 years ago
Hey Bill,
I really like your videos. Very straight forward, and easy to follow. I can't wait to see the other chord types. Good stuff.
Jared
jaredplane 4 years ago