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Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five (Played for Lead Bass Guitar)

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Uploaded by on Jul 15, 2008

Me playing/covering Dave Brubeck's jazz clssic 'Take Five' on Bass Guitar. I learnt and transcribed the whole piece by ear. Really smooth saxophone line and a great starting introduction song for kiddies who wanna get into jazz music.

I play a few sloppy lines with wrong notes in a few instances but i think this cover is ok for now. I play the saxophone solo note for note.

Im using a cheap Yamaha RBX170 through a Hartke VX2150 combo.

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Uploader Comments (happyslappysoong)

  • Nice transcribing and playing! Congratulations! ... but ... maybe I'm wrong, but I think that the D string is slightly out of tune. Check out the Eb at 13th fret ...

  • Thanks for the comment! I'll definitely check this out...

  • Just amazing. I`m a bassist, would you send me the tab? Anyway thanx, thanx for the music.

  • thank you my friend. Sorry as atm i don't have tabs yet.

  • Pretty freaking sweetmy friend, I enjoyed this immensely :)

  • thanks dude!!!

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  • tune that bass!

  • Im thinking about learning the bass and im planning on starting out with that bass. Is it any good for beginners?

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  • Where you get the tab

  • bass is so much better then guitar in my opinion.it has a deeper sound, frets are bigger, and it sounds funkier and its more important

  • cool, i learned a different way... not sure if its right cause i learned it by ear.

  • Great job.

    Also, P/J pu combo plus 24 frets. SWEET. 

  • Youre out of rythm almost in all the hard parts . To fix that take five :P and study each part slow at first and when you get the grip of it then speed up ..

    Also try to tune first before recording something :P

    Otherwise pretty good . This is not flaming, just honest advice from one to another musician , don't crusify me :S

  • Fantastic, D seems to be a little out of tune but that doesn't take away from the great playing. I think I might dig out my bass and learn your version :-)

  • oh for god's sake write your own signature tune.

    nice job though!

  • Cool cover man, have you put that tab up on line anywhere, would love to learn it but can only find it in sheet music form

  • very good. tighten up the melody just a tiny bit...

  • i dont like it, i love it

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