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Fingerstyle Guitar Lesson - Alternating Bass

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Uploaded by on Dec 17, 2009

In this lesson Orville Johnson demonstrates the alternating bass technique using a classic blues tune called "Railroad Bill." You can learn guitar from Orville, and 30 other great teachers, at http://www.jamplay.com/?s=19&c=259

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  • you are a very good teacher. awesome tutorial. thank you for sharing.

  • @MetallicManiacs

    Yeah ur the first bitch that comments here

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  • Very good! I think all guitar players(eletric, acoustic and classic) should pay more atention to that bass techinique. Players like Frank Gambale, Mikael Akerfedt from Opeth, Paul Masvidal, Petrucci and others Fusion players do it very good. It sounds like you have a band with you. Very good to write music without needing to play piano

  • Does anyone know where I can find the exact Lyric and chord for this song?

  • Does anyone know where I can find another guitar lesson on this kinda playing? I looked every but I'm not sure what to type in on the Search Bar

  • i can play the bassline, i can play the melody but i can't play it together. it's so hard

  • @sourcehacker actually it's much better to rest your palm on the strings - it helps keep the bass from overpowering the melody.

  • feelmore johnson? good lesson

  • many many thanks from a french beginner ,from far the best lesson for alternating bass ,please give us the following lesson

  • 6:28+ so true, i experienced it myself.

  • the secret is keep practising, do not idle, and in time you'll notice muting gradually disappears...

  • Actually you should play with two (+thumb) fingers, but!... if it's better for you to use all fingers i think you can.

    (btw sorry for my english, it's too long sentence :)))

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