Stevie Wonder Sir Duke Playing along

Sir Duke, Cover album, by Steve wonder. Playing on 1962 Fender bass precision. 1962 Fender Bass precision really sounds good. No Comparison.

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[sddamm]

goddammit ur good man! nice job

[Bassplayer62]

Hi Sddamm,

Thanks a lot bro. Im sure you're a musician and probably a good one who appriciate music.

Thanks

Bassplayer62

[metsman07]

Great Playing and awesome tone!! You got flatwounds on that bass?

[Bassplayer62]

Hi Metsmn07,

Yes, It's a Flatwound La Bella 760FL Medium gauge. The one that James Jamerson Used on all his recordings.

Thanks

Rhene

[OnBasses]

Made in Japan ou Usa?

[Bassplayer62]

It's Fender Bass Precision Made in U.S.A.

[bajistadelmal]

jajajajajaj

[MrDJROGERS]

EXCELLENT

[elijahocampo]

yeey! we have the same bass! xD

[fishfan67]

I Would go with the seymour duncan antiquity 11 pickups. they might even sound better then the original 60's fender pickups what a job they did incredible! highley recomended.

[sddamm]

ye, i play this on guitar right now actually it's rly hard but i'm gonna keep practicing till i make it

[metsman07]

Thats cool. I'd like to get a more jamerson sound on my P bass but in a more low budget way...can't afford the '62 reissue. I got a '93 Fender P Mexican made which I like. EMG active pups in it now and they are ok but arent really doing it for me. I'd like to recreate a 50's or early 60's P vibe but in an affordable way. Thinking of buying the '57 Fender Reissue Pups they sell online and installing those and maybe I'll get some of those Labella Flats. Anyway, Keep it up, you sound great!