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do you have the tablature of "BAG'S GROOVE"?

very beautiful thank you ! i like it and you're very friendly !!

Oh, I'm in this video!!!

you're great!!!

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Thanks for this! Some great bass lines for beginners to observe and incorporate into their playing. I heard it a long time before you were born and I played the bass along to it too back in 1975!, with just a few differences. For example on the C E F F# G. B C C# D . F# G G# A I then played C# D Eb E E E E , the last E being an octave higher than open E. Sometimes I played the E after C an octave higher too and doubled the guitar riff.

If you don't know how to write, in order. You don't know anything! absolutely nothing!!!; But shame is pride for you. Go study carefully and keep quiet about this. The stupid dare everything; that’s how we recognize them

Tatiana, you absolute hero! We are all learning Hey Joe now! This will take me ages to learn, but it's so worth it

Grossartig!!!Perfekt!!! Herzlichen Dank Tatiana !!! Und nun freue ich mich schon sehr auf ein Blues-Video ( B.B. King und MUDDY WATERS 🙂) Ich hab schon so viel von dir gelernt und auch deinen Kanal weiterempfohlen !!! Liebe Grüsse von Linda 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for the breakdown and interesting technical analysis.

Great ! Thank you so much.

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This really helps. Been struggling with this

This is not good advice. Groove is the opposite of what this video says it is. Groove isn't playing notes on the clicks of a metronome. Groove is when your notes *don't* line up perfectly on the grid. Groove is all about pushing or pulling some notes while preserving the overall tempo. It's not about robotic play, and it's not about changing tempos. If you want to practice groove, for sure use a metronome to keep overall time, but play with the precise timing of each note you play. Hesitate for a bit to build tension. Rush a note or a section to add some frenetic energy. And (in general) come back and land right on the one to keep in sync with the rest of the band.

I come here to help my left hand piano playing. Bass players are groovy and this helped. I'm also playing the ukulele since I couldn't play the guitar nor the 3/4 bass since I have serious shoulder problems. In case you want to have help with your low back I have a video for exercises to stabilize and strengthen the pelvic girdle, and they take 30 seconds. There are also techniques for shoulders and hands. Oh My Aching Bach.

Not only is your English pronunciation fat from groovy, You're missing the point altogether Metronome is good, but quavers, triplets and crochets have nothing to do with it. If you can't feel the offset triplet - the swing, which can't be written, you will never groove. Swing cannot be counted. It has to be felt.

Google has a metronome built into its search engine. It’s basic and free.

" nice" i learned something today👌thankyou. im 63 & taught myself by ear from age 7. i still cant read music nor done 1 lesson in my life. whether it be bass or guitar i believe groove is a personally combined syncopated "feel" of timing + string "strike type" (slap, tap or picked) + fret pressure relative to the flow & feel of the song rather than perfectly timed bland scale movements

This was well...groovy!

could i get the sheet music for this?

I love your presentation style

I think I'm in love! That was beautiful and made my whole day.

Good tutorial -thanks. BTW, What brand of bass do you have there?

I never looked for a definition of the groove, but if someone would ask me that, I would say that the groove is achieved when a player is capable to play exactly on the grid, but plays a little out of the grid intentionally. Great video btw!

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Nice. This is much easier to play. What I did was to put a sponge (mute) under the ADG strings and let the E ring for 33333333 55555555 and for the glissando at the end running from E12 down the neck. I think the mute sounds much more like the original recording. Perhaps you are palm muting. I wouldn't mind seeing a video on muting techniques.

A general rule I noticed. The more ink in a note the shorter its length. We use the tem semibreve in the UK rather than "Whole note" too

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Hi Tatiana, often out of laziness I practise with youtube drum loops, but you are absolutely right that the metronome is essential (even if a bit boring)

excellent practice

Thanks for sharing. I have never played anything where I have tried this technique. It could help to move around the fretboard more smoothly.

I tried it but the improvement didn't last very long and the sound was duller than new strings. Sometimes, you might want a less sharp tone that you get with old strings.

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I tried it once and there was a difference, but the sound was not as good as new strings. I also noticed that the improvement didn't last for very long, only two weeks. With new strings it took about a month before the sound began to decline. So I have never tried it since. What might work is to put the old strings in an ultra sonic cleaning bath with a solvent like automotive fuel, but I have never tried that.

And if you learn how to play the minor version too, you can start gigging.

Great job, Mrs. Riabinkina. I love it. I might also do a bass cover of that song next time. I did a recent bass cover of the standard E tuning version of “Another One Bites The Dust” by Queen yesterday.

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You are awesome

So much fun to play along this iconic song! ... and your explanations are great! Thank you, Tatiana!

How do i get absolute begginer lessons

i love your lessons

The older I get the more curious I get about Jazz. There is a lot of good information here that might help me write something Jazzy in the future so thanks very much for posting.

Again very nice performance and great comments. Thank you.

This is great ! It sounds so heavy and with purpose. Wayne Shorter was a Giant himself. Not many can stand next to and be equal with Joe Zawinul and Jaco Pastorius. Thanks for the great video.

Круть! Жалко не видно саксофонистки.😊

Good Job!