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Crazy Train has always been one of my favorite songs! And I agree the bassline is a masterpiece like the rest of it. It really propels the song in my opinion more so than the guitar or drums, making you feel like you are going a thousand miles an hour well on a crazy train lol Anyway, love the analysis and your take on the song and its bassline!
I discovered you because Bob Daisley shared your video on his Facebook. I'm so glad he did it. You make awesome content and you play really good too! New suscriber. I'm sending this video to my bass groups. 🤘🤘🤘🎸
My hero!❤️Bob's playing has inspired me since I first heard it, when I was just 13. I went on to play lead guitar for 30 years, but always had a fond place for the bass, especially the way Bob laid it down. In the past couple years, I've finally switched over to bass as my main instrument, and Bob's parts have become my go-to for what to do and how to do it, as well as being fun as hell to play. Great videos, thank you!
Daisley is a G. The pulse style playing he does during the verse, being as precise as he is, isn't as easy as it sounds. He is like a human metronome. Amazing bass player
BOb Daisley one of the most underappreciated musicians in rock and metal history. Formed one of the all time great bands with Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads and Lee Kerslake, Blizzard of Ozz. His bass playing often goes under the radar.
Great video and analysis Paul. Really enjoy the time you put into these videos. You really have helped not playing as well as expose me to other Bassists I may not know about
I used to only hear the guitar then one day I realized all the stuff the Bass was doing and when I hear the song I focus on the bass. So this video gets an A major from me.
For the lead I always went from playing half time feel at the beginning to the double time feel at the end picking up the pace as the lead tempo progressed
Very modest man and extreme professional insight in the role of the bass player. He'd be worshipped here if I hadn't found out about the danger of worshipping. ;-)
Bob is a behemoth in bass player world which was necesary considering he had to follow freaking Randy Rhoads and his riffs and fill in the gaps, not to distrspect other guitar players
The opening bassline under Randy's F# riff was from a Quiet Riot song...so, no...Randy did not intend for a repeating F# bass punch. As great as Bob is, that was not his idea.
I've read that Randy came up with the backing intro bass notes as well. As we hear him play the power chords on the live Tribute version, in the intro. And (a slight nuanced) it's not that Bob added counter-point to Randy's solo. But Randy was soloing counter-point to the bass line Bob created. That solo rhythm was completely Bob, and Randy used it the best way possible.
The main songwriter, arranger and killer basslines. Those first three Ozzy albums wouldn't have done shit without this legend!!! And he also co-wrote the next three albums and played on two of them. And then Ozzy and his wife screwed him so badly with the credits, re-recordings and all their lies lies and lies!!!
I'm sure 2 dislikes are from frustrated guitarists that could not play this song, the rest dislikers are moldy boys who never loved or made love to a sexy woman.
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Could you make a video about yourself as a bassist?
I support this idea 100%
Like Daisley Paul is also a very underrated and overlooked bass master!
I've been asking for a Video of Paul Del Bello for like a year now.
Yes!!!!
Great to re- watch! Saved to email. Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you very much for all the work Paul what a great and instructive video!
Keep on with these videos of bassline analysis.
my favorite bassline of bob is „steal away the night“. so good.
Bob was an extremely underrated bass player. One of my big influences as a player.
Killer video Paul!!! Bob is a very underrated bass player. He is one of my favorite bass players.
I'll 2nd that !
He's in my top 5.
You give the best break down and explanations I've ever heard! Thanks👍
Love Daisley...my favorite bassist.
Such an underrated musician
Great video. It’s very interesting how you correlated guitar and bass. It makes a lot of sense.
Crazy Train has always been one of my favorite songs! And I agree the bassline is a masterpiece like the rest of it. It really propels the song in my opinion more so than the guitar or drums, making you feel like you are going a thousand miles an hour well on a crazy train lol Anyway, love the analysis and your take on the song and its bassline!
I discovered you because Bob Daisley shared your video on his Facebook. I'm so glad he did it. You make awesome content and you play really good too! New suscriber. I'm sending this video to my bass groups. 🤘🤘🤘🎸
Great vid, thank you.
Great great vid, definitely needs to become a series
Nicely done, very informative and to the point deconstruction of a legendary song and Bob’s bass style
My hero!❤️Bob's playing has inspired me since I first heard it, when I was just 13. I went on to play lead guitar for 30 years, but always had a fond place for the bass, especially the way Bob laid it down.
In the past couple years, I've finally switched over to bass as my main instrument, and Bob's parts have become my go-to for what to do and how to do it, as well as being fun as hell to play.
Great videos, thank you!
Great idea to break down songs for the bass player. Thank you. So many great songs available for this!
Wow! Thank you for illuminating this song, how the parts interacted.
Daisley is a G. The pulse style playing he does during the verse, being as precise as he is, isn't as easy as it sounds. He is like a human metronome. Amazing bass player
he and Lee all time great rhythm section.
I really dig these bass line analysis videos. Please keep more coming!
Well done! Have you done a video with tabs? Crazy Train.
Look up Dotti Bros they have a really good one
Nice break down. I’ve been analyzing this baseline when I would hear this song for years now. It’s very interesting.
BOb Daisley one of the most underappreciated musicians in rock and metal history. Formed one of the all time great bands with Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads and Lee Kerslake, Blizzard of Ozz.
His bass playing often goes under the radar.
Great video... That's something I've been wanting to watch!... Veey instructive and straight. THANK U PAUL
Great video and analysis Paul. Really enjoy the time you put into these videos. You really have helped not playing as well as expose me to other Bassists I may not know about
Great video and im a big fan of bob daisleys work
Love the video, Paul. You offer a great perspective on this great bassline
awesome Paul :)
I used to only hear the guitar then one day I realized all the stuff the Bass was doing and when I hear the song I focus on the bass. So this video gets an A major from me.
bass really is instrumental to this song, it is doing a lot of different things not just playing underneath the guitar.
If you’re going to do anymore of these, do Lounge Act!
For the lead I always went from playing half time feel at the beginning to the double time feel at the end picking up the pace as the lead tempo progressed
Great video.
Can you do a video on Ozzy's ONE UP THE B-SIDE ? Bob did some good works on this tune as well . Thank you for😁
Love it! More videos like this! (y)
Very modest man and extreme professional insight in the role of the bass player. He'd be worshipped here if I hadn't found out about the danger of worshipping. ;-)
How about Rex Brown or Robert DeLeo next?
Bob is a behemoth in bass player world which was necesary considering he had to follow freaking Randy Rhoads and his riffs and fill in the gaps, not to distrspect other guitar players
Randy needed a guy to play off of, but Randy was always in front of the beat so Lee and Bob had to stay tight.
The opening bassline under Randy's F# riff was from a Quiet Riot song...so, no...Randy did not intend for a repeating F# bass punch. As great as Bob is, that was not his idea.
I read somewhere one of Randy's students said Randy might have almost as good on bass as he was on guitar
Yeah well playing bass is a lot more simple than trying to replicate Randy. But this song is just magic regardless.
I've read that Randy came up with the backing intro bass notes as well. As we hear him play the power chords on the live Tribute version, in the intro. And (a slight nuanced) it's not that Bob added counter-point to Randy's solo. But Randy was soloing counter-point to the bass line Bob created. That solo rhythm was completely Bob, and Randy used it the best way possible.
The main songwriter, arranger and killer basslines. Those first three Ozzy albums wouldn't have done shit without this legend!!!
And he also co-wrote the next three albums and played on two of them.
And then Ozzy and his wife screwed him so badly with the credits, re-recordings and all their lies lies and lies!!!
He almost played on all 6, but they had Phil redo the bass but he is on the demo which is superior to the album version
I'm sure 2 dislikes are from frustrated guitarists that could not play this song, the rest dislikers are moldy boys who never loved or made love to a sexy woman.
The only issue here is the use of a pick.