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"Across the Alley from the Alamo" with the Whereabouts (Beth Mead and Anne Luna)
"Across the Alley from the Alamo" written by Joe Greene, as performed by The Whereabouts.
The Whereabouts are:
Beth Mead: Guitar, sometimes banjo, vocals (www.banjobeth.com)
Anne Luna: Bass, vocals (www.annelunamusic.com)
The Whereabouts are:
Beth Mead: Guitar, sometimes banjo, vocals (www.banjobeth.com)
Anne Luna: Bass, vocals (www.annelunamusic.com)
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Bass Bites: Bass line ideas for "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" Adele and I'm With Her versions
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Let's dive in to a cool bass line for an Adele song! "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" has only 2 chords, but has some sweet options for what you can try on bass. Paul Kowert does a very nice version on the double bass, playing with I'm With Her (Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, and Aoife O'...
"The Ballad of Buster and Nancy" the Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
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"The Ballad of Buster of Nancy" written by Elliott Rogers The Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars are: Steve Smith: mandolin and vocals (www.desertnight.com) Anne Luna: bass and vocals (www.annelunamusic.com) Elliott Rogers: guitar and vocals (www.elliottrogersmusic.net) Bill Evans: banjo and vocals (www.billevansbanjo.com) As performed January 13, 2024, at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Using the minor third in simple bass lines
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. When playing over minor chords or in minor keys, although playing a simple root and fifth works, adding the minor third can add dimension and "flavor" or "color", while at the same time reinforcing the sound of the minor chord. In this "nibble", we look at snippets of "Wayfaring Stranger...
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Intonation exercises continued--arpeggios and shifting
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Being in tune is great. It can also be a challenge, especially on a large, fretless instrument. So how can we practice being in tune consistently? How do you improve intonation? To continue the "Intonation Series" we'll look at the use of an arpeggios and a simple shifting exercise, with...
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Intonation Exercises 1: the Drone and Swimming Laps
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Being in tune is great. It can also be a challenge, especially on a large, fretless instrument. So how can we practice being in tune consistently? How do you improve intonation? To kick off the "Intonation Series" we'll look at the use of a drone and an exercise my teacher called "swimmi...
Bass Bites: Bluegrass Bass ideas for "More Pretty Girls Than One" part 2--ghost notes
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Especially for beginning bluegrass bass players, knowing how and when to play something other than the root and fifth of a chord can be a challenge and make playing so much more fun! Knowing which octave to play in is another consideration. Here, we take the traditional tune "More Pretty...
Bass Bites: Bluegrass Bass Ideas for "More Pretty Girls Than One" in C Part 1
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Especially for beginning bluegrass bass players, knowing how and when to play something other than the root and fifth of a chord can be a challenge and make playing so much more fun! Knowing which octave to play in is another consideration. Here, we take the traditional tune "More Pretty...
Bass Bites w/ guest Norwood Yamini Part 2: aligning hips and shoulders
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. My friend and mentor for more than a decade, Doc Norwood Yamini joins us for tips and alignment principles that have made all the difference in my playing. These concepts apply to any instrument. In this episode we look at aligning hips and shoulders, with exercises for making change AWA...
Bass Bites w/ guest Norwood Yamini Part 1: Principles for playing music with more facility pain-free
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. My friend and mentor for more than a decade, Doc Norwood Yamini joins us for tips and alignment principles that have made all the difference in my playing. These concepts apply to any instrument, and we'll be diving into them more in future episodes. Stay tuned for more! Find Norwood's a...
Bass Bites w/ Anne Luna: another simple exercise to help with soloing (expanding on the 1-note solo)
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Ever been put on the spot for a bass solo that you weren't ready for? Here is a simple exercise to try out to help build confidence in approaching soloing, along with a few other tips. This is an expansion of the 1-note solo, which helps alleviate fear of picking "the wrong note", allows...
"Walking My Baby Back Home" with the Whereabouts-Beth Mead and Anne Luna
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"Walking My Baby Back Home" written by Roy Turk (lyrics) and Fred E. Ahlert (music), as performed by The Whereabouts The Whereabouts are: Anne Luna: bass, vocals (www.annelunamusic.com) Beth Mead: guitar, vocals (www.banjobeth.com)
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Scared of soloing? Try this simple exercise to build confidence
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. Ever been put on the spot for a bass solo that you weren't ready for? Here is a simple exercise to try out to help build confidence in approaching soloing, along with a few other tips. This is the 1-note solo, which helps alleviate fear of picking "the wrong note", allows you to focus on...
"I Wish It Were Different (Who doesn't?)" ukulele in Maui, Hawaii
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Written by Anne Luna www.annelunamusic.com Filmed in Maui, Hawaii, March 21, 2024 Special thanks to Rich and Kathy Pennington for use of their fantastic yard!
Bass Bites: "Max's Magic" Part 2 extended exercise-more practice for getting to know the fingerboard
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Bass Bites: small, digestible bits of tips, tricks, licks and more for the double bass, in under 10 minutes. "Max's Magic" is an exercise I learned from my teacher Paul Sharpe. Using combinations of fingers in a single position, we build strength and dexterity while training our fingers to feel and our ears to hear half and whole steps. In part 2, the extended exercise, we go through the descen...
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: "Max's Magic" -- great exercise for getting to know the fingerboard!
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: "Max's Magic" great exercise for getting to know the fingerboard!
Bass Bites: "Hey Good Lookin'" bass line variations
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Bass Bites: "Hey Good Lookin'" bass line variations
"The Letter" with the Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
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"The Letter" with the Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Clunker Bass Survival Tips Part 2
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Clunker Bass Survival Tips Part 2
Bass Bites Clunker Bass Survival Tips Part 1
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Bass Bites Clunker Bass Survival Tips Part 1
"Bluegrass Trucker" with The Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
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"Bluegrass Trucker" with The Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Ghost Notes Part 1- "Wave Goodbye" by Elliott Rogers
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Ghost Notes Part 1- "Wave Goodbye" by Elliott Rogers
"Native and Fine," the Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
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"Native and Fine," the Southwest Bluegrass All-Stars at the Blythe Bluegrass Festival
Bass Bites with Anne Luna Exercises for Strength, Dexterity, and Intonation Part 2
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna Exercises for Strength, Dexterity, and Intonation Part 2
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Exercises for Strength, Dexterity, and Intonation Part 1 - sliding scales
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: Exercises for Strength, Dexterity, and Intonation Part 1 - sliding scales
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: "Murder of Crows" bass line and solo breakdown
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: "Murder of Crows" bass line and solo breakdown
Joe Baxter and the New Lost Cause, "Many Long Years Ago"
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Joe Baxter and the New Lost Cause, "Many Long Years Ago"
Bass Bites with Anne Luna: What my left thumb actually does while playing (stereo audio)
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Bass Bites with Anne Luna: What my left thumb actually does while playing (stereo audio)
Ha! Nice folks! Way to walk the dog Anne!
Thanks, Tim!
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Excellent
Thanks!
Bass goddess
You're too kind 😁
Anne - You make it look so easy! Nice going! Awesome as usual.
Thanks, Bob!
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Wonderful!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
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Thanks!
that was great please keep on👍
Thank you!
Fine, fine, ballad and played so well. Kept watching the shy one with the deep sound in the back. Smooth as silk.
Thanks for that!
This was just terrific folks, all of it! Thanks for posting this!
Thanks, Tim!
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Thanks!
Thank you. Your voice and playing are a nice way to start the day. I used to get a little overwhelmed by arpeggios as a beginner. Now, as an immediate player it’s a fun map. Gamechanger. Helps one feel instead of think.
Thanks! And what a great analogy-arpeggios are a fun map. Exactly! It's a great way to feel, trust, and move with the music instead of overthink it 😃
that's a good one Anne, thanks. Definitely adds a more interesting sound.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
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Thank you!
Much appreciated, Ms. Luna. Practicing bass intonation doesn't have to be a drone out affair 😊. P.S: Looking good, Ms. Luna.
🤣 Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for the help. A number of years ago I bought a sort of Frankenstein fretless bass with what looks like an upright bass neck with a large archtop guitar body. Previously, I played on a fretted shortscale bass (a Hofner bass to be exact) but always wanted to go to fretless. I'm doing that now but I've been playing jazz bass for about 57 years and am having a great deal of trouble finding a bass teacher with more experience than I have. You have graciously filled that spot and I thank you for that. BTW, my bass idol has always been Ray Brown.
Sounds like a wild instrument! Doesn't it feel good to be able to day you've been playing for that long? I was very excited when I could say I'd been playing bass for half my life 😁 Ray Brown is amazing!
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😊 "Promo sm"
Thanks for watching!
Great tips, Anne. Thank you!
You're welcome, Bob! Thanks for watching!
I use an app called TE Tuner. It has a lot of nice drone sounds.
Cool! I'll check it out.
I use Frech Bow awesome for intonation . I use the Upton Bass Rosin or Pop's . Awesome 👌 👏 👍 video .
Nice! I go back and forth between the French and German bows. Glad you found this useful!
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Great performance, Anne. You definitely put a spell on me! 😳
Aw, thanks, Bob!
Love where this was recorded. <3
Thanks! It is quite a lovely spot.
Love this one!
Glad to hear it!
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Thank you, thank you...
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You're welcome!
Really great, Anne. (Love the augmented chord, by the way.) When were you over in Maui?
Thanks! Gotta love a good augmented chord 😁 I was in Maui March 14-22 as part of my birthday celebration 😃
These are all super helpful...thanks for doing these videos!
So glad to hear you're finding these helpful!
Really liked this, Anne. Great tune, even better visual bass bite. You rock!
Thanks! Keep rocking! 🎶
Amazing
Thank you!
this was one of the first I was shown. I still like it.
Nice! It's definitely effective!
Interesting: I wasn't thinking "hip", when Mr. Yamini was showing what muscle was connected to the shoulder. But, I'm a slow learner. Good lesson again, tho, Ms. Luna. 👍
Definitely a different way of thinking of connections!
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Thanks
You're welcome!
I enjoyed this video a lot, for a slight different reason. I live in a dry forest in Costa Rica, and if weather permits, I practice with my bass in the forest. I even have a similar metronome, and I even have a similar wooden chair that I use to take the tuner and the metronome. I do enjoy the bites as well, so as soon as the sun goes down a bit, I'll go out to the forest and play out this lesson. Thanks a lot.
I love that! I can imagine you filling the forest with music 😊🎶 That's very cool that you have a similar metronome and chair! Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to comment! Happy practicing!
Thank you .
You're welcome!
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Thank you thank you , that helps a lot .
You're welcome!
The Boxtops gone bluegrass?? All Stars fer sure!
Paul Sharpe taught you to play AND sing?? Great job!
Thank you! Paul Sharpe helped me with classical bass lessons. He taught me how to practice, how to use the French bow, how to play with more confidence... But singing and playing simultaneously was something I learned by doing ;)
Not an easy feat to play the big fiddle AND sing, great job!!
Thank you! I'm still practicing that skill!
Sounding wonderful! 🙏🙏🦋
Thank you!
Lovely duet😊
Thank you!
Thank you
You're welcome!
Love the deer walking through the background.
I had Samson release them at the proper time 😉
Your bass soloing method was helpful. Wondering if it isn't a bit like improvisation? But, aren't all musical solos? I noticed your desert audience! Terms of En"deer"ment for sure.😊
Thanks! You got it--you could just as easily label this improvisation. They are en"deer"ing for sure!
Awesome scenery and outfit
Thank you!
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