Thanks! I'm binge watching! I'm a guitarist and just bought a used Fender Bass VI- with flatwounds! Have you done a McCartney lesson? Carol Kaye lesson?
You are welcome. Any hardware store has sponges. I simply cut them into the size I want. facebook.com/jim.stinnett.54/videos/vb.20804346/10101243413930519/?type=3
Brings me to the 1970's TV cops and robbers shows. Bad guy gonna pop out of the corner with a pistol and get punched out by the lead (bass) guy! Lol! Thanks for another great lesson. God Bless
Sure, Anita Baker, "Sweet Love", with Nathan East on bass. Earth, Wind, and Fire, "That's the Way of the World" "I Was Made To Love Her" by Stevie Wonder
ShrimpsTonic it’s the fender flea bass isn’t it? The Mexican made copy of Flea’s 61 jazz bass that came out a few years ago I think. A gorgeous bass nonetheless
Guys, that is indeed a fantastic bass. Remember though, 98.5% of what makes a player great comes from the hands/head/heart. The reason Jim makes that thing so killer is Jim. Not the other way round.
Thanks Jim, always a pleasure to see your videos. For me being a criterious player is the most important thing. Trying to be classy in my playing and not rushin all my licks at once! also making some space to enjoy with others dudes. I'm doing a research in youtube about PHRASE SHIFTING and BEAT DISPLACEMENT. I think it is one of the most important things when you wanna sound like you never play the same lick but in fact it is. Maybe you can clarify us with some ideas. Again, thanks Jim! :) Saludos desde Argentina
Pablo, I don't "think" quite so much about playing solos. I just try to play what sounds good to my ear. I don't worry about repeating the same ideas. I tend to repeat my "old friends" often.
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Here in 2024, still learning from this amazing man. I come back to these videos regularly. RIP maestro.
RIP
Best bass teacher ever.
I miss you already
FIRE IT UP 🔥
Oh no! Only found this channel yesterday! RIP
Thanks for all the great bass lessons.
Rest in Eternal Glory Brother.🙏🏽❤
RIP to a master.
Yeeesss.. this is what i call a bass lesson ! this is how the bassist learns for real gigs... Thank you Maestro 🙏
You are welcome. Glad you like it.
Your great buddy.... love your work.
Thanks :)
Oh man, that's funky!
Love that groove and the tone of your Fender Jazz sounds awesome!!
I agree! :)
Amazing
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!
NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICCCCCEEEEEE!
Nice playing Jim
Thanks! I'm binge watching! I'm a guitarist and just bought a used Fender Bass VI- with flatwounds! Have you done a McCartney lesson? Carol Kaye lesson?
No
your bass is as cool as you are
Love your playing... great lesson... the call and response part is so great... Thank you...
By the way, where can I get a sponge like that?
Rob
You are welcome. Any hardware store has sponges. I simply cut them into the size I want. facebook.com/jim.stinnett.54/videos/vb.20804346/10101243413930519/?type=3
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Brings me to the 1970's TV cops and robbers shows. Bad guy gonna pop out of the corner with a pistol and get punched out by the lead (bass) guy! Lol! Thanks for another great lesson. God Bless
Bring it!!
Awwwww yeah!! 👍🏿🔥
Very nice!
:)
Hi can you please advice me some good Funky rhythmic kinda RnB songs to listen to..just like the songs you mentioned thanks
Sure, Anita Baker, "Sweet Love", with Nathan East on bass.
Earth, Wind, and Fire, "That's the Way of the World"
"I Was Made To Love Her" by Stevie Wonder
Thank you im going to download there mp3 and try to learn the 3 songs :)
real bass lessons
I'm more a fan of P-basses but man this one is a killer. Must have cost a fortune.
ShrimpsTonic it’s the fender flea bass isn’t it? The Mexican made copy of Flea’s 61 jazz bass that came out a few years ago I think. A gorgeous bass nonetheless
@@fredrikstadwhite It's a custom shop!
ShrimpsTonic fair enough, I stand corrected. It’s a very nice looking bass.
The description of the bass in the text above. :) This model costs 4K.
Guys, that is indeed a fantastic bass. Remember though, 98.5% of what makes a player great comes from the hands/head/heart. The reason Jim makes that thing so killer is Jim. Not the other way round.
Great ! Btw what is your drum program?
Garage Band in my computer.
Thanks Jim, always a pleasure to see your videos.
For me being a criterious player is the most important thing.
Trying to be classy in my playing and not rushin all my licks at once!
also making some space to enjoy with others dudes.
I'm doing a research in youtube about PHRASE SHIFTING and BEAT DISPLACEMENT. I think it is one of the most important things when you wanna sound like you never play the same lick but in fact it is.
Maybe you can clarify us with some ideas.
Again, thanks Jim! :)
Saludos desde Argentina
Pablo, I don't "think" quite so much about playing solos. I just try to play what sounds good to my ear. I don't worry about repeating the same ideas. I tend to repeat my "old friends" often.
Sr ..Thats to much funk for you tube...