Oh man, the sheer amount of talent and personality in this room! All about the Bass has become my favourite show in Andertons TV and I don't even play bass.
Me too. I didn't know I wanted to play bass until I started watching. I started getting into jazz last year but many instruction videos on youtube are on piano. Guess what I bought as a result..............
In addition to the guys you covered: Jack Bruce, Geezer Butler, John Entwistle, Geddy Lee, John Deacon, Steve Harris, Tony Levin, Chris Squire, John Wetton, Krist Novoselic, Pete Way, Flea, Phil Lynott. For a start.
I'm *loving* these power trio vids. Tremendous stuff lads. :D Great playing, & totally shows how bass with drums are the guts of most music. If I were rich, I'd totally have that Stingray btw. p.s. give Tayler a mic at the beginning to at least tell folks his name & drop a drummer-esque one-liner "I'm Tayler, & today I will hit stuff" delivered in a deadpan Spinal Tap manner would fit right in with the lightheartedness of these imho ;)
Best bass lines: Badge - Jack Bruce Come Together - Paul McCartney Cliffs of Dover - Kyle Brock Manic Depression - Noel Redding Every Little Thing She Does - Sting Bernadette - James Jameson Signed, Sealed, Delivered - Bob Babbitt I Was Made To Love Her - Carol Kaye All Blues - Ron Carter My Generation - John Entwhistle Green Earrings - Chuck Rainey To name just a few.
Great selections, I’d love to hear more. The Police - Walking on the moon The Grayeful Dead - Uncle John’s Band The Clash - Should I stay or should I go? Any Tony Levin, Chris Squire or Geddy Lee. Maybe a reggae or ska version? There are so many great lines there too.
The hysteria sounded fantastic! I was surprised the Ric didn't see use for it, but the Stratus is just as well since he plays one now - GORGEOUS. I was going to nit pick the guitar line but ah who cares, fantastic video!
He only ever used that Ric for two or three songs in his career. When I think of Muse basses, its either pedulla, jazz basses and his status bass collection.
That's true, the Jazz and Pedulla were also classic Muse basses - I just remember seeing a ric a lot as well. The Jazz he played at HAARP was one of my favorites
honorable mentions Van Halen - Runnin With The Devil (Michael Anthony) Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Adventures of Raindance Maggie (Michael "Flea" Balzary) Rush - Spirit of Radio (Geddy Lee) Thin Lizzy - Waiting For An Alibi (Phil Lynott) Velvet Revolver - Slither (Duff McKagan) The Cure - Just like Heaven (Simon Gallup) U2 - With Or Without You (Adam Clayton) Iron Maiden - Wrathchild (Steve Harris) The Who - My Generation (John "Thunderfingers" Entwistle) Cream - Badge (Jack Bruce) Black Sabbath - N.I.B (Geezer Butler) Queen - The Invisible Man (John Deacon) Alice In Chains - Would? (Mike Starr) Nirvana - Lounge Act (Krist Novoselic) Yet - Roundabout (Chris Squier) The Beatles - Come Together (Sir Paul McCartney) Pink Floyd - Money (Roger Waters) Tool - Schism (Justin Chancellor) The Clash - London Calling (Paul Simonon)
Slither is one of the greatest riffs. I was amazed when GN'R played it at the last show I attended. The rest of the audience was like "eh, what's this? Never heard that before"
These best bass lines sessions are great fun and Tyler does a great job on drums to support the guys. Best bass lines per decade by band by genre etc a nice seam of potential videos 👍
Geddy Lee has so many great baselines that it's hard to pick one but you might choose YYZ or The Trees or gosh, so m.j any choose from. In addition to his straight bass lines, a lot of his synthesizer work was done on his bass through pedals. He is one of the best players ever in my humble opinion.
JJ Burnel and Lemmy are my two favourite bass players, so it's nice to see them get into this video. Having just bought a fretless bass, personally I'd like to see a best fretless basslines video. Not just Jaco but other great fretless players like Mick Karn, Pino Palladino or Tony Levin.
1- Roundabout- Yes 2. Crossroads- Cream 3. Green Eyed lady- Sugarloaf 4. Hole in the Sky- Black Sabbath 5. Woodchopper's Ball- Ten Years After- Undead Album or cd
Fun episode guys! Nathan played Hysteria different than anyone I have ever seen before and it looks a bit easier than the covers I have seen previously... may have to give this on another go!
I was 17 when RATM released. I've never experienced anything like the energy or impact of those first few times listening to it since. It literally felt like someone lit a fuse in that room.
I'm glad you said you'd cover more genera's at the end there...because, though I DID see Getty Lee mentioned in the comments; I don't remember seeing the best bassist ever, mentioned--------Mr. Les Claypool.
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer Police - Message in a Bottle David Bowie - Let's Dance Talking Heads - Life During Wartime Also try some on Motown songs, Disco, and I'd love to hear one with just George Clinton/Parliament/Funkadelic/Bootsy Collins arrangements. I'd be surprised if this series alone doesn't inspire some new players to start new garage bands
My favourite bass player is Pino Palladino and I'm afraid I would like the bass line from Wherever I lay my Hat by Paul Young if you please! Played the bass for 25 years in a semi pro band and I do enjoy these videos. keep up the good work guys.
Great video! I was hoping to hear "Heart of the Sunrise" or "Roundabout" by YES (Chris Squire)... if this video could go on for hours. Thanks, and Rock On!
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For the drumer
I feel like I have to give love to your playing
He IS alive
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Yeah, he held his own
I second that
Oh man, the sheer amount of talent and personality in this room! All about the Bass has become my favourite show in Andertons TV and I don't even play bass.
Me too. I didn't know I wanted to play bass until I started watching. I started getting into jazz last year but many instruction videos on youtube are on piano. Guess what I bought as a result..............
@@stevepovey2489 Good thing instruments aren't mutually exclusive - the more the merrier!
Bass videos sound WAY more inspiring when heard in a band context. Good job.
RATM is the first thing i hear and i am very happy about this
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@@bipbipletucha nice
I play bass and guitar. I absolutely love watching this kind of segment on Andertons. Please give us more of this! Great work guys!
In addition to the guys you covered: Jack Bruce, Geezer Butler, John Entwistle, Geddy Lee, John Deacon, Steve Harris, Tony Levin, Chris Squire, John Wetton, Krist Novoselic, Pete Way, Flea, Phil Lynott. For a start.
Jaco Pastorius!!!!!
mykeadelic Absolutely, if we’re adding jazz players, but then Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten & Darryl Jones, too, among others.
Roger waters. May not be the best bass player ever but damn he wrote some funky basslines
Cliff Burton
Oliver Harket Absolutely, Roger Waters. Great lines.
So lovely to see how much fun you guys are having! Well done boys!
That was pure fun. I can't wait to see more of this series.
I'm *loving* these power trio vids. Tremendous stuff lads. :D
Great playing, & totally shows how bass with drums are the guts of most music.
If I were rich, I'd totally have that Stingray btw.
p.s. give Tayler a mic at the beginning to at least tell folks his name & drop a drummer-esque one-liner "I'm Tayler, & today I will hit stuff" delivered in a deadpan Spinal Tap manner would fit right in with the lightheartedness of these imho ;)
Give the drummer a mic, yo!
I'd love to own a Stingray as well. The Sterling Sub is a great alternative though if you're willing to modify it.
The best jams I've seen on youtube for months! Awesome 👏
You guys are having so much fun!! This needs to be a regular series 🔥🔥🔥
Best bass lines:
Badge - Jack Bruce
Come Together - Paul McCartney
Cliffs of Dover - Kyle Brock
Manic Depression - Noel Redding
Every Little Thing She Does - Sting
Bernadette - James Jameson
Signed, Sealed, Delivered - Bob Babbitt
I Was Made To Love Her - Carol Kaye
All Blues - Ron Carter
My Generation - John Entwhistle
Green Earrings - Chuck Rainey
To name just a few.
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For whom the bell tolls-Cliff Burton
These two always look like they're having a blast; always brings a smile to my face.
Really enjoying these Group videos, keep them coming!
Killed that Muse riff, even with that fingering. The Status sounds great
More of this pls. Great job guys. And props to the drummer too \m/
I must say, that was a jolly good show chaps. Truly arousing for the ears.
Great job! Any list that has Muse, RATM, and LED Zeppelin on it is going to be awesome.
Nice to see some love to The Stranglers, JJ Burnel is such a good bassist.
Great job and a nice selection of bass lines! Keep up the great work!
That's a right place for a drummer, no talking at all..
But it would be kind if he at least got a little bit more recognition than the disappearing keyboard player.
Great selections, I’d love to hear more.
The Police - Walking on the moon
The Grayeful Dead - Uncle John’s Band
The Clash - Should I stay or should I go?
Any Tony Levin, Chris Squire or Geddy Lee.
Maybe a reggae or ska version? There are so many great lines there too.
The power of ROCK. Fabulously entertaining!
Absolutely nailed it guys keep up the good work guys.
It’s the type of videos that you keep going back all over again and enjoy
Absolute class guys. Shame it wasn't 2 hours longer. More please.
Love the dude sitting on the floor not getting any love for his synth work 🤣 Cheers from the US 🇺🇸 🍻
The hysteria sounded fantastic! I was surprised the Ric didn't see use for it, but the Stratus is just as well since he plays one now - GORGEOUS. I was going to nit pick the guitar line but ah who cares, fantastic video!
Socks - AFAIK Chris recorded the studio version on his Pedulla, his main bass at the time.
He only ever used that Ric for two or three songs in his career. When I think of Muse basses, its either pedulla, jazz basses and his status bass collection.
That's true, the Jazz and Pedulla were also classic Muse basses - I just remember seeing a ric a lot as well. The Jazz he played at HAARP was one of my favorites
Disappointed that Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick hasn’t been included yet! Greatest bass line of all time imo.
I never thought Chris can disappear like that. He's a true magician.
Great bass demo guys.. Fantastic playing 😎😎
Amazing. I don't even play bass. Who cares. That's brilliant!
Great jams guys! The drummer though is great, tucked away there in the corner. Nice job 😎
honorable mentions
Van Halen - Runnin With The Devil (Michael Anthony)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Adventures of Raindance Maggie (Michael "Flea" Balzary)
Rush - Spirit of Radio (Geddy Lee)
Thin Lizzy - Waiting For An Alibi (Phil Lynott)
Velvet Revolver - Slither (Duff McKagan)
The Cure - Just like Heaven (Simon Gallup)
U2 - With Or Without You (Adam Clayton)
Iron Maiden - Wrathchild (Steve Harris)
The Who - My Generation (John "Thunderfingers" Entwistle)
Cream - Badge (Jack Bruce)
Black Sabbath - N.I.B (Geezer Butler)
Queen - The Invisible Man (John Deacon)
Alice In Chains - Would? (Mike Starr)
Nirvana - Lounge Act (Krist Novoselic)
Yet - Roundabout (Chris Squier)
The Beatles - Come Together (Sir Paul McCartney)
Pink Floyd - Money (Roger Waters)
Tool - Schism (Justin Chancellor)
The Clash - London Calling (Paul Simonon)
Who tf uses Flea's whole name
Slither is one of the greatest riffs. I was amazed when GN'R played it at the last show I attended. The rest of the audience was like "eh, what's this? Never heard that before"
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Pearl Jam - Rats is great too
best episode on andertons yet
This is by far the best video undertones ever made!!!!
the only thing I was thinking about for this whole video was how great the drums sounded
My favorite bass line is ramble on- led zeppelin
Same. Some days I can even play it.
It was the first challenging bassline I decided to learn when I got my first bass.
That Peaches bass line was the first one I ever learned note for note. What an iconic tone Jean-Jacques Burnel had then.
Please do more of this kind of video with a 'full band' situation!
The tones are just amazing and very accurate!
Could have watched this all night!
Dazed And Confused > Whole Lotta Love
But the bassline from Ramble On beats both Dazed and Confused and Whole Lotte Love.
So good to hear The Stranglers get some love.
Wot no John Entwistle or Steve Harris?
Yeah, what's a Muse or Stranglers, lol guess I'm old!
@davetbassboss i've heard of muse, but stranglers, nah
i would've put Wrathchild or My Generation as a replacement
Also, no Black Sabbath or Metallica...oh, and a personal complaint of mine, no Tool!
If y"all watched the vid y'all would've known they got more to follow
@@davetbassbos Guess you're old ? The Stranglers started in 1974, mate. :) :)
These best bass lines sessions are great fun and Tyler does a great job on drums to support the guys. Best bass lines per decade by band by genre etc a nice seam of potential videos 👍
Such a good laugh to watch! Brilliant! Thanks boys! :)
Hell yeah for a Stranglers shout out!!!
Most underrated of all their ilk. The Raven is one of the best late 70s new wave albums - proto everything
That just looked like pure fun!! Great to watch.
Geddy Lee has so many great baselines that it's hard to pick one but you might choose YYZ or The Trees or gosh, so m.j any choose from. In addition to his straight bass lines, a lot of his synthesizer work was done on his bass through pedals. He is one of the best players ever in my humble opinion.
I am impressed with your skills.
JJ Burnel and Lemmy are my two favourite bass players, so it's nice to see them get into this video.
Having just bought a fretless bass, personally I'd like to see a best fretless basslines video. Not just Jaco but other great fretless players like Mick Karn, Pino Palladino or Tony Levin.
Yes, please do more, that was very enjoyable, and the guys looked like they were having a lot of fun!
That video just made my Christmas!! Excellent!!
Soo much fun! Party! Tell Lee to open Andertons Pub and you should be the house band. Thanks guys!
Epic, thanks. Especially for the detailed annotations.
Guys, this was spectacular!!! (And I do not even like some of those songs, LOL) Great job!!!
Brilliant! Obviously missed out Thin Lizzy because you will do a special top 5 on Phil alone!
i love Waiting For An Alibi with it's flanger driven riff
Yass! The stranglers are awesome with some incredible basslines
Geddy Lee. Perhaps you've heard of him?
Love it ,and the Status bass...........
Nice! Would love to see one of these on New Wave/Post-Punk bassists like Peter Hook, Jah Wobble, Barry Adamson, Steve Severin, etc.
Perhaps a new series is in order... 😉
That list would not be complete without Nelson from New Model Army.
Plus John Taylor (Duran) and Derek Forbes (Simple Minds). And Mick Karn (Japan). Lot of cool and inventive bass players out there 👍
Smoke on the water bassline is one of the best.
1- Roundabout- Yes 2. Crossroads- Cream 3. Green Eyed lady- Sugarloaf 4. Hole in the Sky- Black Sabbath 5. Woodchopper's Ball- Ten Years After- Undead Album or cd
Fantastic job guys !!
311 with P-Nut on bass, "What Was I Thinking". Although an atypical song for 311, the slap bass is unreal!!
Smashing it fellas!!!
Fun episode guys! Nathan played Hysteria different than anyone I have ever seen before and it looks a bit easier than the covers I have seen previously... may have to give this on another go!
i know its about the bass but god damn that guitar sounds amazing.
Happy New Year folks.
Great video.
I can hardly play bass, but that Muse bass line looks really difficult! Awesome job!
Excellent. Looked a real laugh to do.
We need a part 2.👍😎
Excellent work as ever, lads. Love it!
Steve Harris, geddy Lee, John deacon, Andy fraser, cliff Burton, geezer butler. Some of my favourite bass players
Fleetwood mac - the chain (middle section)
Iron maiden - trooper
Queen - another one bites the dust
I was 17 when RATM released. I've never experienced anything like the energy or impact of those first few times listening to it since. It literally felt like someone lit a fuse in that room.
Fun fact: while Christ plays the Hysteria riff, Matt actually wrote it on the guitar originally.
Love this video! Great job :)
I'm glad you said you'd cover more genera's at the end there...because, though I DID see Getty Lee mentioned in the comments; I don't remember seeing the best bassist ever, mentioned--------Mr. Les Claypool.
Brilliant choice. What about Yes 'Heart of the Sunrise' and that awesome Chris Squire bass line?
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust
Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer
Police - Message in a Bottle
David Bowie - Let's Dance
Talking Heads - Life During Wartime
Also try some on Motown songs, Disco, and I'd love to hear one with just George Clinton/Parliament/Funkadelic/Bootsy Collins arrangements.
I'd be surprised if this series alone doesn't inspire some new players to start new garage bands
The drummer is on point.
I love you guys so much please make more bass content
That Rage cover was fantastic. More, please.
brillant, bravo, moar! I got two for you: Earl Falconer, gotta represent the reggaes, and Colin Moulding of the XTCs.
Nathan and Lee are bass monsters!!!
Geddy Lee - RUSH - YYZ!
My favourite bass player is Pino Palladino and I'm afraid I would like the bass line from Wherever I lay my Hat by Paul Young if you please! Played the bass for 25 years in a semi pro band and I do enjoy these videos. keep up the good work guys.
NAILED that tone on Peaches.
This was jolly good.It had my foot tapping.
Sweet Emotion FTW. Makes me crank the volume after the first two notes.
Great picks, though, and I enjoyed the segment. Eagerly awaiting more.
Don´t know why, I enjoy more the videos with this guys than the ones with Chappers and the Captain.
Rock that building down baby! 🤘🏻
Glad to see Lee! He is the best anderton
Come on guys give the drummer the credit he deserves.
Great video!
I was hoping to hear "Heart of the Sunrise" or "Roundabout" by YES (Chris Squire)... if this video could go on for hours.
Thanks, and Rock On!
Brilliant and that musicman has me drooooooling
Oh wow the Stranglers, very cool :)
Notice Me - New Model Army (1984) For those who haven't heard it, please do if you love a prominent bass on a record. It is f-ing superb.
Holy macaroni boys! Bloody awesome video!