L337 Shuffle blues bass in G

Letting the top notes ring to give the blues bass line a fuller sound.
Played on a 5 strings Fbass VF5 bass, but the general idea can be executed on a 4 string apart from the low D.

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• marlowedk bass lesson
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[terryhuston]

You are one great instructor. I can opnly play by ear, so are perfrect for me. Have you ever worked up "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green?

[MarloweDK]

@terryhuston Thx and yes Ive played "lets stay together" a couple of times on gigs

[lukelee91]

Is this you playing the bass????

[MarloweDK]

@lukelee91 No, its the other guy;-)

[johngwan]

What kind of strings are you playing here?

[MarloweDK]

@johngwan Jim Dunlop nickel wound strings gauge 45 - 130

[lolsebasstian]

only watched because it said l337

[SaPaTuKoErGeLa]

What do you use? for the video capture sound well?

[olflatop]

@MarloweDK Do you ever play flats?

[dara4gulshan4ever]

I wish that i could play like you, but i cant even carry a guitar :(

[bassadelica]

marlowe, sorry to ask this if you've mentioned it somewhere, but what is this camera you are using now??? The quality looks fantastic almost like it's shot on film! If someone else knows, feel free to respond. thanks!

[oyvwilmarbjo]

@mclarady umm no its def not called that :D

[mclarady]

@oyvwilmarbjo  I think it's called the "B" string...

[sanwin17]

I really love that F Bass. Are you using both pickups on full? I assume they're single coil. Are they too noisy to use individually and are you using one more than the other in any of your videos?

[kingkeith666]

Thats one growly tone