Jamerson Bassline - Grapevine - Gladys Knight (DI)

[jazzbass540]

do u gig i would love to hear u play that shit some time!!

[LouisHaynes2]

I think I can speak for all the rest of the bass players here. Could we have a tab ? PLEEEEEEAAAAAAASE. I ain't too proud to beg *wink wink*.

[SteveArpo]

You must smile to yourself 24/7.

[gam90000]

Nice work...you pretty much nailed it note for note and that ain't easy when it comes to Jamerson's lines.

[BassTKD826]

Your tone sounds very similar to that of Jamerson's , from what I've heard. How do you do it?

[JamesGardner86]

cool video

[dowsemeister]

Wow that's really great! Love your dedication to the sound, feel and your beautiful P Bass

[grandmasta346]

you nailed the jamerson tone

[ozanshred]

umm i probably am too stupid to understand what s so cool about this video... lol

[lcozzarelli]

No, you're not stupid :), but to me it's cool to hear the bassline isolated out of all of the 'moving parts' of this song while I hear the rest of it in my head. Smokin'!

[rillloudmother]

@lcozzarelli I have the multitracks of a few motown hits with jamerson. hearing the original track with the main drum kit low in the back ground is amazing!

[rsolman]

Auch!! great sound!!! Do you use vintage 62 reisue fender with La Bella heavy-gauge (.052-.110) flatwound strings?

[surfmcgoogler]

O.K I know now that it isn't but it would've been cool if it was.

[surfmcgoogler]

Is this Bob Babbit because I think it is.

[DatesTwinn]

James played the best bass lines on so many classics it's unbelievable. Detroit is proud the way you played that bass, shook

[creeps77]

great job on this. =D

james lee jamerson would be proud.

[wingsmike]

who is this guy?

[C33Four]

Yeah! Very nice!