when you slap so fast the bass starts sweating
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Original video: • Casiopea - Domino Line
Piece: Domino Line (Casiopea)
Performed by: Tetsuo Sakurai (Casiopea - Domino Line)
Transcribed by: Barabas Tamas barabass.transcriptions@gmail.com
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get yourself a man with fingers as fast as tetsuo sakurai
or a woman
Why not both?!
@@AGeeksTouch reasonable suggestion
Charles Berthoud the GOAT👀
Im still single! Hmu
I love playing along with Domino Line on my bass, but of course I have to stop as soon as this solo starts and just listen because Sakurai rachets the difficulty up to 1000. Truly unbelievable amount of skill here
Most improvised solos are difficult. Honestly, all improvised playing is difficult to some extent. Some of the hardest stuff to play for me is super improvised Jazz pieces on Bass. Eugene Wright and some of his crazy walking improv pieces are like hundreds and hundreds of lines long, every single walk different. Learning them takes ages.
😅I love his playing because he'll play some of these mind blowing slap sections but a lot of their songs have excellent fingerstyle playing too. His playing on their self titled album hooked me
@@JonHop1 This live performance isn't technically improvised though, sounds pretty much record identical. A few phrases are extended here and there but this is pretty much what he plays on the original record. Maybe that itself was improvised, but either way it's still a testament as to how good Sakurai is.
@@Rikkii2 bro im talking about the bass line in general... Studio recordings can have a ton of improvisation.. Just listen to James Jamerson on Motown or Chuck Rainey on Steely Dan... you rarely ever saw a note-for-note repeating line
@@Rikkii2If by "original record" you mean Mint Jams, that's straight up a live album of this exact concert!
If you mean the album the song was first on, I don't think there was a bass solo in there
I know he's mostly 6-strings now, but man Tetsuo Sakurai on 4's is just WOW
What bass is he playing here?
@@WatchingMamut Yamaha BB-2000
@@HowDoYouEatPie His Warwick bass is beyond beautiful, the most incredible bass I ever seen in my life
@@JogohDLC i'm still a big fan of his bb2000 and the TBR6 he had( close to the one that nathan east own).
@@WatchingMamut modified bb2000 i think. the 'Milkbass'
Casiopea sounds better live than many bands do in the studio 😆
was just thinking that. every stroke and hit is clear
literally
their record mint jams is basically studio quality isolated band from live show, so yeah
I think they sound better live than themselves in studio.
The drums especially, they don't sound live.
Still hard to think Mint Jams is a live album hahaha, it sounds so perfect and well produced it just doesn't click that it was done OUTSIDE of a studio. Brilliant musicians, for all iterations of the band.
Mint Jams was heavily modified in the studio before they released it.
@@Bradddswell that explains a lot
@@chrispham6599 the album version of this song cuts out large parts of the solos unfortunately
One sign of the live, is the small typo in the Noros guitar tapping solo in Asayake, at the very end.
Casiopea is one of the first bands that made me realize that Funk & Jazz is worldwide. Tetsuo Sakurai also had a nice stint with Greg Howe, Dennis Chambers, and Akira Onozuka with the Gentle Hearts live album in 2004. Killer stuff if you check it out.
Gentle Hearts Live is a godsend
@@villagestone8946 Absolutely Killin' tunes!
Bless you. Will be looking for this now !
@@AdamJohnson-di7co No need to look brother. Here it is right here: th-cam.com/video/KR1Jd7u29Oc/w-d-xo.html
@@SirBoopBoop Love you ! Gonna be jamming to this when I wake up !
The 1:00 to 1:16 rythm is so incredibly groovy and satisfying damn
Reminds me of Daft Punk’s Crescendolls
Someone else replied to a similar comment below but it's a reference to one of their other songs in funky sound bombers album called 'Misty Lady'.
It reminds me of the Seinfeld theme groove
Called getting technical. Man almost went Djent
@@snackpickleson9006holy shit u right
The drum solo that comes after this bass solo is also so fucking good
All the solos are so good in this song. They’re so talented
Tetsuo Sakurai sounded like Louis Johnson back then. But today, he sounds like Victor Wooten. He is currently in a trio with the keyboardist from this very band ( Casiopea - Minoru Mukaiya ) and drummer Akira Jimbo. All three of them look like grandpa's playing serious prog-jazz today. They still smoke. Check them out. #Katsushika Trio.
the drummer is also from this band :)
YES! I love Casiopea so much. I seriously think that they are some of the greatest live performers ever. They’re so energetic, charismatic, and all of them are just great at what they do. So talented, it’s insane. If this or the other video where they’re all trading the solo are your first exposure to Casiopea, definitely give their music a listen. Of course the song this solo comes from, Domino Line is always a great place to start. Also any Casiopea fans that are in need of more Casiopea, there’s a great video here on TH-cam titled “The Golden Years (The Best Of Casiopea 1979-1985)” that has so many amazing performances.
That low e sounds so good
Brand new strings I’d imagine
🙌🏼I love this solo and has done it since the record was released: I had it “on repeat” on my walkman. Since it was on cassette I had it lined up several times in a row to save battery😂
I became a huge CASIOPEA fan because of your videos. Thank you.
I've been waiting for people to start recognizing casiopea for so long now
Holy sh... that tone is crisp af
yamaha BB2000
@@miltonmilky5970 yep, his also is modded with the neck pickup moved closer to the neck for a deeper tone than a normal BB2000
Casiopea is one of my favourite jazz fusion artist,
I recommend every one to listen "midnight rendezvous"
such a beautiful guitar play too.
Perfect music for drive car in the night.
Love seeing more of Casiopea! More people deserve to hear them!
This is, indeed, very dirty.
There's nothing like Japanese bassists - they always go so hard!
Those are dangerous levels of slap
I am so grateful to have stumbled upon this band, wow. They are so frigging amazing! I love em!
Meanwhile drum player:
Kick
Snare
Kick
Snare
Cassiopeia is like if you listened to jazz while high and I cannot get enough of them
Mint jams album is one of my favorite.
What is you listen to Cassiopeia high? Is that just like, another level of existence? Cause I’d be down for that.
@@Yourlibrarian that's called funk at that point
@@Yourlibrarian confirmed 👌
Casiopea is like being on cocaine without the side effects
The best version of the best solo performed live, god bless Tetsuo!!
Casiopea deserve so much more attention. Thanks for the transcription :)
I've always liked to describe Casiopeia as weather radar music that grew up and followed it's dreams, and I mean that in a good way; Mint Jams is my favorite album of all time.
I don't know about you guys, but I think Charles Berthoud deserves a spot in Collier's list of legends
he releases official tabs so i don’t transcribe him
He should do something for squarepusher
No offense to you or him, but I feel that lesser known players like this guy should be the ones getting highlighted… instead of TH-cam slap bass meme video makers… just sayin. (I think he’s insanely talented too, don’t get me wrong)
@@Minnevan Is Casiopea really a "lesser known" group?
@@OrdinaryLatvian Absolutely. I've only just recently learned of them and I can't get enough! It's the basis of all the great video game music I grew up with, I'm pretty astonished I hadn't heard of them until last year.
So percussive. I love it
I’m a simple man, I see a new George collier video about bass, I click
I cannot describe how much I love Casiopea, it's my favorite jazz band ❤️
you should do a video transcription of their song SPACE ROAD, the unison solo is actually insane!
issei noro, tetsuo sakurai and minoru mukaiya all playing the same riff together
Tetsuo Sakurai's solo was fantastic
bass is has such a unique sound i love it
Finally, Casiopea is getting some recognition as the greatest of all time!
The track is called ''Domino Line'' look for the live version
Doesn’t help I can’t read Japanese lmao
Nevermind found it with Google translate :))
Every original video is linked in the video description. He knows how often we fall into these holes of good music :)
Thank !
Ripped off from the Level 42 song, Almost There, Physical Presence Live. Mark King nails it better than this.
1. Casiopea is a fantastic band.
2. Getting into Japanese jazz is an endless rabbit hole with too many great musicians.
3. Was reading the FAQ in the description... Wait what??? Are you in high school, as in you are the music teacher? If this channel is run by a high school kid, that would be really impressive.
I'm really glad they put this in there because this is legendary
This isn't a bass solo. It's a bass adventure
The sheer amount of ghosts notes makes this solo very hard to learn and play as fluidly as him
man's really playing the bass like a drum kit
I'm not saying Mark King was inspired by him... but Sakurai totally improvises at least 3 future Level 42 basslines in this
well i mean casiopea played with level 42 once
Tetsuo Sakurai best bassist along with Victor Wooten.
MY MAN TRANSCRIBED DOMINO LINE LET'S GOOOO
This was absolutely amazing^^ Went straight to TOP2 bass solos / songs of all time. Can't tell if this is better or "Portrait of Tracy". But simply fucking amazing^^
THIS IS WHY TETSUO IS THE GOAT!!!1!!!!1 (also check out his cover of Spain with Issei Noro, his bass solo there is one of the best I've ever seen)
Yeah that whole Pegasus show is phenomenal
check out his solo on Mid-Manhattan from London ’83 concert, unexpected surprise in the solo
@@miltonmilky5970 Thanks for the recommendation, I’m listening to it now
Ahhh! We always need more Casiopea transcriptions! Thanks for your incredible work👍
Dude his slap is insane
Dude. You’re dripping all over the stage.
Reminds me of how my dad used to treat me at weakened nights.
He has a track called Brain Storm on one of his solo albums. It is mind blowing.
So glad to know you know about Casiopea lol, they deserve so much more recognition than they get
thanks I've been wanting to try and attempt learning this for ages
Reminds me of Crescendolls. More of this, please.
Hey, I've seen these guys featured on this channel before!
The video was Casiopea (this band) and T-Square (when literally everyone wants the solo)
Casiopea the best jazz fusion band ever. No debate
Agreed
T-Square>
@@dobbins1490
T-square 🤝 Casiopea
Best Jazz fusion bands
I'd say the title still goes to Frank Zappa, partially for his own virtuosity as a guitarist and composer and also for the sheer number of absolute geniuses who played with him over the years. Seriously the list of his collaborators includes the likes of Jean-Luc Ponty, George Duke, Tina Turner, Al Di Meiola, Terry Bozio, Steve Vai, Vinnie Colaiuta, Adrian Belew, Chad Wackerman, Michael Brecker, Pierre Boulez, Sting, and dozens more.
Cassiopea is way groovy. You may also want to check out Koinonia th-cam.com/video/8A0OSXFvBUo/w-d-xo.html with the great Abe Laboriel Sr. and of course Weather Report with the legendary Jaco. Both bands feature Alex Acuña on drums/percs.
Holy what a thick sound nice
Japanese bass players really don't hold back, do they (looking at you Asakusa Jinta)
Holy shit the audience is clapping on beat 😂
Lol that's rare
Domino Line is one of my favorite live performances I've ever seen
I guess that riff at 1.00 is where Daft Punk got the Crescendolls theme from
Thanks you so much love this!
Casiopea. Greatest fusion band ever.
IMO Sutoh Mitsuru from T-Square is just as good
Soloing from this live album with bass, guitar, keyboard, drum are always wonderful. Guitar solo from Midnight rendezvous is also amazing.
When you slap the bass so hard it calls you daddy
Casiopea, Japanese GOATs
Mario Kart 8, Gran Turismo, and Persona 5 introduced me to this badass music genre. The best form of Jazz.
I agree.
Shoutout to Masahiro Andoh for writing all the music for the original gran turismo
Man, it would've been super rad to actually see the playing instead of having a tab cover almost all of it up
Fun fact: Akira Jimbo misses the first hit at the end of the bass solo. On the album (Mint Jams) version, they edit the bass solo and edit in Jimbo's missing hit.
shhhhhh!!!!!! AKIRA HIT IT lmao
where, timestamp?
@@miltonmilky5970 2:05
honestly i kinda like this version more
As much as I want to be able to play like this I've tried so hard but I know I've absolutely reached my limit and that makes me hella depressed
Hearing trumpet like this makes me wonder if all the agony I endure through French horn is really worth it
cassiopeia, the fucking masters.
1:00 sounds like Crescendolls by Daft Punk
that sure was a mint jam
Casiopea are so good I wish to be born when they played live in Japan
It is criminal that they removed some parts of this solo in the mint jams LP version especially the 1:01 part… the whole solo should had never been touched imo!!
Slaps harder than Davie504
This is the solo that made me fall in love with the tone of the Yamaha BB2000
I love casiopea
In my next life, I wish to be re-incarnated as Tetsuo Sakurai's right thumb.
As a trombone player, i approve this video
0:45 32分音符
ここ16分の三連符だと思う、ニュアンス的に。
右サムピング→左ハンマリングのゴーストノート＋右プル実音ってテンプレだと思うけど、このニュアンスは三連符なんよね。
逆に右サムピングオルタネートのゴーストノートの場合には32分2つ＋16分1つの動画の記載通りのニュアンスに近い。
Kazumi Watanabe should be next
I didn t know that Bruce Lee can play bass
"yeah I'ma decent bass player"
@Davie504 can probably play this but he’ll never have hair this awesome!
Thinks: I should transcribe this. Listens: Sh!t. How many notes is this!!!
next transcribe the drum solo lol
the riff at 1:01 is naaaaaaaaaaaasty
sounds like the seinfeld bassline lol
try listening to their song “Misty Lady” it has a similar bassline! I recommend starting with the Perfect Live II version bc they generally sound better live than studio recorded
when you slap the bass so hard it starts calling you daddy
Someone listened to a lot of Louis Johnson.
Some should send this to davie504
0:12 ❌D-E→⭕️C♯→D
The fact that this solo is cut up in the mint jams live album is a travesty.
Bro is the ULTIMATE BASS MOGGER (I'm mogged)
Mom's spaghetti
domino line! i've listened to this on repeat for months now ever since fightman was transcribed, i was wondering when their 1982 live domino line bass solo would be transcribed lol
is this from the same performance they recorded and released as Mint Jams? cuz it sounds like that solo but theres a couple bars i don't recognize; did they cut it??
Apparently there were two concerts that sound similar. I dont know if the video here is different from the one that the album has
1:00 Crescendolls from Daft Punk?
Do his solo from perfect live 2 or casiopea live 1985 (after looking up) next! they're both very powerful solos