I love that walking bass part during the guitar solo in this song. Glover is one of those guys who influenced my bass playing without me really realizing it.
Not only is it my favorite DP song, it's in my top 5 all time favorite song list..and of all the many concerts I saw in the 80's.. the Perfect Stranger tour concert is my favorite concert .
I use to play and Sing that in a band I was in in Hawaii. Early Warning was the name of our band. On the drummers bass drum Was a picture of the Hawaiian Islands in Cross Hairs. Lol Crazy fun times
Whenever I'm interested in learning a bassline I don't know, I come to you first because of your interpretation, attention to detail, and timing. Could you please consider doing "Sabbra Cadabra" by Black Sabbath. I trust you more than the others out there. Thank you for everything you share with us. Cheers!
Troy you blow my mind the way you play Bass guitar and emulate moog synts for us on TH-cam. I started on Drums in 1979. My sister Joy talked our mother to buy me a drum set Christmas 1978 and she did it because she could hear the drum set in her head by ear and figure out how to play beats. She is 6 years older than me. I was 11. So we started listening together at Led Zep Presence. I was hooked. Achilles last stand. Then she bought a autistic guitar that would not tune right. Shortly took that on until I had a chance with a friend who needed a bass player. I never touched a Bass at that point but being a drummer it was the same. So I found a drummer from Mount Kisco NY and we formed a band and called it 100 Proof Band.
Oh yeah! Haha! I'm actually surprised that this wasn't a bigger topic of discussion in the comments section. I guess I should be grateful. The lyrics are very clever though, aren't they?
As a 14 year old boy, I had to move my mom’s “On the Wings of a Snow White Dove” LP to play my Deep Purple LP. The only time I could do that was after school and when both parents were at work, then too before my paper route. Lucky for me I was eldest child. 👍🏼 Memories…thank you
@@TJH3113 I’m getting many of these time capsules lately. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer ten days ago, but I’m told it’s highly operable (meaning easy to snip out). Now I have the time to play and I have been taking advantage of it. I am now learning to record (it’s a big step for me as it is not my old cassette recorder now. Best wishes from just north of Sacramento. I love you doing you Troy, thank you
I had the tab for this song back in nineteen eighty something(after 84 of course) and I thought you nailed it when you said there were a lot of little variations for the lines he is playing. That lead part exemplifies that for sure. That's what the tabs amounted to also. It was a difficult song. You nailed it when playing it now though. Awesome cover.
I love bluesy basslines, especially Sabbath and Deep Purple. Makes me realize how much I miss this melodic touch in more modern music. Brilliant playing!
I was not familiar with the "Bernard Edwards chucking technique" until I read your comment, so I looked it up. Yes, I guess that's what I'm doing, though with much less finesse than Bernard had. It's all fun and games until you pull your nail off the nail-bed. Thanks and take care.
Roger Glover can sound a little bureaucratic at times. It is interesting, therefore, to know of the variations in this song. Pretty fun song as well. Keep them coming!
I hear you, he plays it pretty safe and always unselfishly serves the song. He plays some really odd fingerings during the guitar solo. I'll try! Thanks Claudio.
There was a time in which I practised that song EVERYDAY. I had a cheap book with Purple songs, and as an interesting matter of fact, the song helped me a lot to move on in a very hard time of my time. One again, thanks a lot Mr. Troy and also, sorry for my carppy English. ¡Take care! 🤘🤘🤘
I love this one! We have common musical influences. Great to watch, as usual. Thanks for doing it. You know, a song I like that most rockers don't, is the bass for Rio. Duran Duran's bass player knows his craft. For some reason I really dig REM's bass work too. Anyway, sorry to go on and on. Great to hear you. Hope all is well with your family. Cheers.
Although I am a Deep Purple tragic and "Sweet child in Time" reminds me so much of a yesteryear of a deeply relaxed smoke filled room with a beautiful friend and cheap wine, I do not recall that song. It is very interesting and it will occupy my bass practice time this week. So...loved it! The cat hair tumbleweed problem I can relate to. But I have reduced it by about 50% by having a wire and bristle cat grooming brush which collects most of the fluff in a few minutes. They mostly wait until it's their turn and are quite happy to lie on their back, feet in the air while they get brushed. Attempts to use the vacuum cleaner have been futile.
Haha! Yeah, I was a little bit. Thanks Kathleen! It's amazing how the right music can help make something like cleaning the floor a bit more enjoyable.
Late to the show. I picked Deep Purple from the list and as it turns out, that's your cover. The "In Rock" lp is my favorite from Deep Purple. Still sounds great after all these years.
Awesome I was one of the deep purple voters, but it got me on a JCSS sidetrack, then I was hopeful you’d do another off that album and watched some bass videos of JCSS songs you haven’t done yet thinking I could telepathically get you play one, then I started learning 5th dimension Aquarius (let the sun shine) then the baby cat wanted to play. Before I knew it, it wasn’t morning anymore. Anyway, brilliant cover and thank you for the a cappella version, I love those. And awesome about your schedule, it’s gotta be nice to have a little extra time with Lynn and to help out more. So happy for you. Cheers Fonzy have a great long weekend.
I liked Deep Purple at this time .It was a change in thier sound and Roger was a great bassist to play for them. Loved his short scale fender.Really cool cover. You should try some more Roger glover stuff. Maybe from Rainbow.
Cool. I didn't know he played a short-scale Fender. I knew he used a Rickenbacker in the old days. I did "Street of Dreams" and a couple other Rainbow songs a while back.
Ahh Deep Purple. Have always had a soft spot for them. They were my first concert in about 2003 or 04? Think I remember them playing this. Was kinda young. Have always liked Rodger Glovers bass work. Great work! Such a cool bass line on this song. And I really love this bass! Great look, fantastic tone.
Loved this Cover Troy! And Really Loved your detailed message! I could write a book on my music that I play at certain times around my humble abode whilst doing chores or reading or pretty much anything indoors! I smiled too as Donald's "New Frontier" gets a tremendous amount of play time in my home as does The Dan Of Steel and especially David Bowie! But of course ALL my lists start with something from my #1 ....RUSH I'm still laughing at "The Cat's Cafeteria"...Classic! Cheers From Ohio
Love this song. Roger Glover is such an underrated player. I grew up playing in a cover band with a Blackmore obsessed guitarist so we did a ton of Purple and Rainbow. Never did this one but it really takes me back. Great job sir!
Magnificent Troy! I loved how you play with such fervor, heart, sould and perfection. You are the Master. So good to hear your voice too. Thank you for your perfection and positive vibes. How are you? Lynn and your Mom? I've missed you. Hope all is well with you guys. We are fine here. You'd be proud of how well I can hum bass lines to songs. You're my teacher and therapist too. Don't forget!! Marvine :-)
Thanks so much, Marvine. I appreciate the kind words from you as always. We're all good. Mom had a birthday earlier this week and we took her out to dinner last night. Had a very nice time.
Nice Troy! This album was kind of a gem for '84. Music was in a serious transition at that time and it wasn't headed where I wanted music to go but time can't please everyone. Since you are spending a lot of time with the P, have you ever considered putting a Stellartone tone pot in it? It does really nice things for a P-bass. I put the 10 position tone pot in mine and it really opens up the tonal possibilities. Have a great weekend and watch out for those dust/hair bunnies
Great playing! Roger Glover would be proud 👍 Edit:. That bass has great sound! Most of it comes from your technique, but that pickup is certainly better than a p-bass stocker 😉
Great job as always.. always liked that tune haven’t heard it in a very long time...that bass not only looks cool it sounds great as well...thank you for your work....hope all is well...have a great weekend....
Oh man Troy, good choice! This intro is absolutely my favorite amongst DP’s amazing catalog. That raw organ, the pounding bass, and thundering drums. Great stuff, thanks so much fir the outstanding cover!
Awesome cover! I really love the fact that you play EVERYTHING!! I have been exposed to songs that I would have never listened to because of you. Keep up the great work and thank you!
Thank you! I have been looking for a cover of this song for a while and BANG! Here you are! Merci! Could look into "151" from Riverbend when you have a minute please? Thank you much!
Sounds great Troy, good job...love DP (oh and Rush ;) ) I remember when this album came out, the lyrics were actually typed "To get into her pantry". Whatever it takes to get past the censors.
Love that basses tone so much lol I've recently been obsessing over steely dan's Aja and The Royal Scam, and also Donald Fagen's The Nightfly. Which when finding out the myriad of amazing bass players they've had, I'm not surprised I love them so much. I'm glad to see you listen to it too! You should give I.G.Y. or the new frontier a go, would to see it done with that kind of tone.
I'm glad you like it. I'm pretty pleased with it myself. Yeah, The Nightfly is on my short list of all-time favorite albums. We saw Steely Dan before Covid at The Beacon Theater and went on "Nightfly" night. They did the entire album. I've done a few songs off the album, including I.G.Y. and New Frontier.
@@TJH3113Your lucky that's for sure lol I wish i would have saw them when Walter was still around, but I bet Fagan is still good cause he always knows how to choose the right replacements for people. Definitely have to go back into your catalog and take a look.
Awesome Job from my favorite song on Perfect Strangers. Not sure if you do requests, but if do please do "Turn up the Night" Sabbath. Geezer is killer on that tune. Thx
Really really enjoy watching you play bass. I’ve watched this video alone a few times now. Fantastic stuff. I’m curious, I’ve noticed in more recent videos you also play just the bass without music, how come you haven’t done that for any of the rush videos? Also, where’s Animate??
Thank you Jack. Actually, it took me a while (a long while) to get comfortable enough to play on my own and to speak more, as I've been doing. I don't know how, when, or why I started doing either, but people seem to approve of it. I'm not really comfortable portraying myself as an instructor of any sort. That being said, I may go back and do some lesson-type stuff on some of the Rush songs in the future. As far as "Animate" goes, there's no way I'd be able to come up with anything to replicate the flamenco technique he uses throughout the song, so I've taken a pass on that one. I've fudged a good number of song sections, as best I could, over the years, but that song is flamenco from start to finish.
Almost all Roger Glover bass lines resemble this to one degree or another, making it pretty easy to muddle through one you don't really know all that well if you're required to.
Great cover Troy, hey did you ever hear that "Perfect Strangers" was going to be the next Rainbow album after "Bent Out Of Shape" I seem to remember hearing that somewhere
Have you played a fretless for us, yet? I don’t recall one. May I humbly suggest something off the Graceland album, by Paul Simon? Some really cool bass lines in that collection. (It seems like something you would enjoy.) Happy Memorial Day.
I played a short section of "Murder" by David Gilmour on the only fretless I had. I then had frets put back into the bass. I'm good for about 15 minutes on a fretless. Thanks! You too!
Your the reason I pick up my bass and practice!!!!
Aw, that was very nice of you to say.
Yes he makes it all look so easy lol.
@@EnergyAndLightAwakening true
I am your fan, sir
And I, yours. Thanks Rod.
Love this album. The title track is possibly my favorite DP song.
I love that walking bass part during the guitar solo in this song. Glover is one of those guys who influenced my bass playing without me really realizing it.
Not sure there is a bad song on this album...My personal favorite DP album, even over "Machine Head" and "Burn"
Not only is it my favorite DP song, it's in my top 5 all time favorite song list
Not only is it my favorite DP song, it's in my top 5 all time favorite song list..and of all the many concerts I saw in the 80's.. the Perfect Stranger tour concert is my favorite concert .
Glad to hear that!
I use to play and Sing that in a band I was in in Hawaii. Early Warning was the name of our band. On the drummers bass drum
Was a picture of the Hawaiian Islands in Cross Hairs. Lol Crazy fun times
Very cool!
Whenever I'm interested in learning a bassline I don't know, I come to you first because of your interpretation, attention to detail, and timing. Could you please consider doing "Sabbra Cadabra" by Black Sabbath. I trust you more than the others out there. Thank you for everything you share with us.
Cheers!
Wow, thanks so much for the very kind words. I'll check it out. I don't think I'm familiar with that one.
Troy you blow my mind the way you play Bass guitar and emulate moog synts for us on TH-cam. I started on Drums in 1979. My sister Joy talked our mother to buy me a drum set Christmas 1978 and she did it because she could hear the drum set in her head by ear and figure out how to play beats. She is 6 years older than me. I was 11.
So we started listening together at Led Zep Presence.
I was hooked. Achilles last stand. Then she bought a autistic guitar that would not tune right. Shortly took that on until I had a chance with a friend who needed a bass player. I never touched a Bass at that point but being a drummer it was the same. So I found a drummer from Mount Kisco NY and we formed a band and called it 100 Proof Band.
Backdoor Man lol. A nice blast from the past.
Oh yeah! Haha! I'm actually surprised that this wasn't a bigger topic of discussion in the comments section. I guess I should be grateful. The lyrics are very clever though, aren't they?
5:33, love that little variation Roger plays there
Syncopation!
@@Tracer9GTRider8 so underrated isn't it
@@DannyBoi2112 Not to those of us who know!
Yeah, that one really sticks out a bit more from the rest of the fills he does in this song.
Ouh ...What a PRECISION Sound ... Bravo
Thanks!
As a 14 year old boy, I had to move my mom’s “On the Wings of a Snow White Dove” LP to play my Deep Purple LP. The only time I could do that was after school and when both parents were at work, then too before my paper route. Lucky for me I was eldest child. 👍🏼 Memories…thank you
P.S.
A spotless performance I think…👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for sharing. Such a great memory. Take care!
@@TJH3113 I’m getting many of these time capsules lately. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer ten days ago, but I’m told it’s highly operable (meaning easy to snip out). Now I have the time to play and I have been taking advantage of it. I am now learning to record (it’s a big step for me as it is not my old cassette recorder now. Best wishes from just north of Sacramento. I love you doing you Troy, thank you
I saw you mouthing one of the many clever lines in the song "now she eases gently from her Austin to her Bentley." Great playing as always.
I was still a bit shocked to find out that it meant what I'd always thought it meant. Thanks Scooter.
TJH3113 hidden in plain site, lol
I had the tab for this song back in nineteen eighty something(after 84 of course) and I thought you nailed it when you said there were a lot of little variations for the lines he is playing. That lead part exemplifies that for sure. That's what the tabs amounted to also. It was a difficult song. You nailed it when playing it now though. Awesome cover.
Thanks!
I love bluesy basslines, especially Sabbath and Deep Purple. Makes me realize how much I miss this melodic touch in more modern music. Brilliant playing!
Very cool!... and thanks!
One of my faves by Deep Purple! Awesome
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks Exar!
🤘🏻🤘🏻You killed it Troy🤘🏻🤘🏻Keep them coming
Thank Wilbert!
Very good sir!!!
Many thanks!
Using the "invisible pick"/LG pick/Bernard Edwards "chucking" technique on the intro. Nice.
I was not familiar with the "Bernard Edwards chucking technique" until I read your comment, so I looked it up. Yes, I guess that's what I'm doing, though with much less finesse than Bernard had. It's all fun and games until you pull your nail off the nail-bed. Thanks and take care.
Roger Glover can sound a little bureaucratic at times. It is interesting, therefore, to know of the variations in this song. Pretty fun song as well. Keep them coming!
I hear you, he plays it pretty safe and always unselfishly serves the song. He plays some really odd fingerings during the guitar solo. I'll try! Thanks Claudio.
Thanks for this - elegant
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks Henrik!
Killer!!
...and killer tone!
👏👏👏
Thank you Rodrigo!
There was a time in which I practised that song EVERYDAY. I had a cheap book with Purple songs, and as an interesting matter of fact, the song helped me a lot to move on in a very hard time of my time. One again, thanks a lot Mr. Troy and also, sorry for my carppy English. ¡Take care! 🤘🤘🤘
I never got tire of playing it and I'm glad it's a special song for you too. Thanks and take care. Your English is just fine.
Bravo! \m/
Thanks Daniel!
That is a masterful cover of a kickass song!!
Thanks so much! You know, I saw them fairly recently and was surprised that they did not play anything off of this album.
@@TJH3113 Oh no ! I'd have been so disappointed ! The two off this album are my favorites of theirs !
That was great Troy! How about Perfect Strangers next?
Thanks! I'll think about it!
Yes. Great song.
I love this one! We have common musical influences. Great to watch, as usual. Thanks for doing it.
You know, a song I like that most rockers don't, is the bass for Rio. Duran Duran's bass player knows his craft. For some reason I really dig REM's bass work too.
Anyway, sorry to go on and on. Great to hear you. Hope all is well with your family. Cheers.
Thanks a million! I hope that you and yours are well, as well. Take care!
Looks like Don Airey got a short haircut & then picked up a bass guitar! Well done. 👍🏻🏆
I'll take it! Thanks!
You’re literally one of the reasons why I play the bass. My old soul’s calling me! Much love from the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️
Wow, that was so nice of you to say. I hope you derive as much satisfaction from playing as I have/do.
Love you Troy. Keep em coming. Meow.....
I love you too. I'll try.
Love how the keys, bass, and guitar all mesh.
Definitely!
Although I am a Deep Purple tragic and "Sweet child in Time" reminds me so much of a yesteryear of a deeply relaxed smoke filled room with a beautiful friend and cheap wine, I do not recall that song. It is very interesting and it will occupy my bass practice time this week. So...loved it!
The cat hair tumbleweed problem I can relate to. But I have reduced it by about 50% by having a wire and bristle cat grooming brush which collects most of the fluff in a few minutes. They mostly wait until it's their turn and are quite happy to lie on their back, feet in the air while they get brushed. Attempts to use the vacuum cleaner have been futile.
Thanks for sharing your fond memory Geoff. I'm glad this brought it back to you. With 7 cats, there's always some sort of mess somewhere.
Can def tell you’re rockin out LOL! This song is a blast from the past for sure. Awesome job as usual! Your cleaning description is hilarious!
Haha! Yeah, I was a little bit. Thanks Kathleen! It's amazing how the right music can help make something like cleaning the floor a bit more enjoyable.
Good work here. Can't get over how good that bass sounds. 👍
Thank you!
Another excellent rendition.
Many thanks!
Love me some Purple
Awesome!
Excellent job. Everytime i hear this song i will think of the mask wall. Cool.
Thank you. What more could I ask for?
Good to see you doing the thing Troy.
I'm tryin'! Thanks Rick.
Awesome pic Troy. Good job!
Thanks a lot!
Late to the show. I picked Deep Purple from the list and as it turns out, that's your cover. The "In Rock" lp is my favorite from Deep Purple. Still sounds great after all these years.
Better late than never!
Amazing.
Thank you.
Such a cool song.
It is, isn't it?
Great job, as always from you, Troy!
Thanks a lot, Peter!
Great tone and beautiful bass 👏👏
Thank you very much, Andre!
I know this is gonna be great! I was a senior in HS when this came out and I played it constantly!
I was right... outstanding Troy!
I think I was just out of HS when this came out. Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
I had the cassette in school. Would listen to it on my walkman.
Had me going during the intro - thought you were using a pick lol. Great job and I really like this album a lot too.
Haha! Thanks a lot!
Awesome I was one of the deep purple voters, but it got me on a JCSS sidetrack, then I was hopeful you’d do another off that album and watched some bass videos of JCSS songs you haven’t done yet thinking I could telepathically get you play one, then I started learning 5th dimension Aquarius (let the sun shine) then the baby cat wanted to play. Before I knew it, it wasn’t morning anymore.
Anyway, brilliant cover and thank you for the a cappella version, I love those.
And awesome about your schedule, it’s gotta be nice to have a little extra time with Lynn and to help out more. So happy for you. Cheers Fonzy have a great long weekend.
Thanks Tommy!
Great Base line
I agree!
Another great cover!
Thanks again!
I liked Deep Purple at this time .It was a change in thier sound and Roger was a great bassist to play for them. Loved his short scale fender.Really cool cover. You should try some more Roger glover stuff. Maybe from Rainbow.
To me, Blackmore sounds more like Rainbow on this album then he does the earlier Deep Purple from the early 70s
@@pulsarlights2825 your right he does sound like Rainbow on this album
Cool. I didn't know he played a short-scale Fender. I knew he used a Rickenbacker in the old days. I did "Street of Dreams" and a couple other Rainbow songs a while back.
@@TJH3113 i think He liked the short scale because it was easier to do some noodling on.I think its in the Perfect strangers video.
Oh man I freaking love this song 🤘🤘🤘 YOU KILLED IT👏👏👏
Thank you very much!
Stunning as usual Troy, thanks.
Many thanks Sam!
Nice job mate! Great growl out of that P bass!
Thanks Todd!
Awesome player!✊🏻
He certainly is!
This new bass really suits you! Glad you're having fun with it.
Thanks. I love it!
Awsome as ever
Thank you, Robin.
Awesome as always! thanks for the video and instruction :)
Thanks so much. As always, it was my pleasure!
Ahh Deep Purple. Have always had a soft spot for them. They were my first concert in about 2003 or 04? Think I remember them playing this. Was kinda young. Have always liked Rodger Glovers bass work. Great work! Such a cool bass line on this song. And I really love this bass! Great look, fantastic tone.
Very cool! Thanks so much, Crash.
Excelente ejecución 👍👌
¡Gracias, Roberto!
great as always
Thank you Marcelo
Loved this Cover Troy! And Really Loved your detailed message! I could write a book on my music that I play at certain times around my humble abode whilst doing chores or reading or pretty much anything indoors! I smiled too as Donald's "New Frontier" gets a tremendous amount of play time in my home as does The Dan Of Steel and especially David Bowie! But of course ALL my lists start with something from my #1 ....RUSH I'm still laughing at "The Cat's Cafeteria"...Classic! Cheers From Ohio
Thanks, I'm glad to hear that. Take care!
Love this song. Roger Glover is such an underrated player. I grew up playing in a cover band with a Blackmore obsessed guitarist so we did a ton of Purple and Rainbow. Never did this one but it really takes me back. Great job sir!
Great to hear that, Sean! Thanks a lot!
Magnificent Troy! I loved how you play with such fervor, heart, sould and perfection. You are the Master. So good to hear your voice too. Thank you for your perfection and positive vibes. How are you? Lynn and your Mom? I've missed you. Hope all is well with you guys. We are fine here. You'd be proud of how well I can hum bass lines to songs. You're my teacher and therapist too. Don't forget!! Marvine :-)
Thanks so much, Marvine. I appreciate the kind words from you as always. We're all good. Mom had a birthday earlier this week and we took her out to dinner last night. Had a very nice time.
Ahhh…music to my ears!…love the Deep
Great to hear!
Nice Troy!
This album was kind of a gem for '84. Music was in a serious transition at that time and it wasn't headed where I wanted music to go but time can't please everyone.
Since you are spending a lot of time with the P, have you ever considered putting a Stellartone tone pot in it? It does really nice things for a P-bass. I put the 10 position tone pot in mine and it really opens up the tonal possibilities.
Have a great weekend and watch out for those dust/hair bunnies
Thanks Dave! Was this just prior to the "hair bands" trend? I looked up the Stellartone and it looks really interesting. You too... I'll try.
Love, love, love this song!
Great to hear!
Great cover Troy!
Thanks a lot Mark!
I've always really enjoyed playing this bass line. It's a fun one.
Very cool! It is a fun one, isn't it?
Damn I remember learning this song on guitar about 10 years ago such a fun song. Awesome song off of a great album (though my favorite is Burn)
Very cool!
I have Burn on my turntable now.
great bass line! a little bit different from what I learn but still awesome!
It is, isn't it? Thanks Henrique.
Great playing! Roger Glover would be proud 👍
Edit:. That bass has great sound! Most of it comes from your technique, but that pickup is certainly better than a p-bass stocker 😉
Thanks a lot Jeff!
The p/u in this bass is super high-output. I've got the tone turned down about half way.
I recently started getting into deep purple and they're becoming one of my favorite bands
Same, all thanks to my Grandad who gave me a copy of Deepest Purple, the very best of. I love that album so much. Thanks Grandad
You should check out Rainbow if you like DP....Ritchie Blackmore's other band
@@pulsarlights2825 I know a few of their songs but I'll have to listen to them more. Thanks for the suggestion
Very cool. They've got a pretty big catalog to go through.
You, sir, are amazing as always! You inspire me every time to dust off my bass.
Thanks so much, Jen!
Roger Glover is incredible. This whole album is amazing. Great cover. There are a lot of places you could overdo it on this song and you don't.
Yeah, he's a really solid player. Thanks James!
Great job, Troy. I think Roger Glover is underrated as a bass player. Love the tone of that bass. It really growls!
Thanks! Roger definitely know how to serve the song he's playing, that's for sure.
Come right on in sir....... ;-)
Oh Lord!
Excellent job Troy! Love the song and your bass sounds amazing.
Thanks a lot buddy!
Great cover! Deceptively difficult bass line and you nailed it as always
Thanks a lot!
Great job as always.. always liked that tune haven’t heard it in a very long time...that bass not only looks cool it sounds great as well...thank you for your work....hope all is well...have a great weekend....
Thanks Drew! You too!
What a great song and album! Favorite track is Wasted Sunsets.... great stuff Troy!
It is, isn't it? Wasted Sunsets might be my favorite as well. Thanks Doug!
Oh man Troy, good choice! This intro is absolutely my favorite amongst DP’s amazing catalog. That raw organ, the pounding bass, and thundering drums. Great stuff, thanks so much fir the outstanding cover!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
great playing; happy Memorial Day weekend, brother 👍🏻
Thanks! You too!
WOWEE SOUNDS REAL GOOD
Thanks Mark!
Love this song!!!
Thank you!!
Awesome! My pleasure.
Loving the tone of the Bass Collection bass, very tempted to buy the Bruce Thomas profile bass myself. Great playing as usual 👍
I remain very happy with it. Thanks!
Awesome cover! I really love the fact that you play EVERYTHING!! I have been exposed to songs that I would have never listened to because of you. Keep up the great work and thank you!
Thanks so much! That's great to hear.
Love that tone!
I"m glad to hear that. Thanks!
Thank you! I have been looking for a cover of this song for a while and BANG! Here you are! Merci! Could look into "151" from Riverbend when you have a minute please? Thank you much!
It was my pleasure, I hope it helps! Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check it out.
@@TJH3113 Thank you sir 🙏
Sounds great Troy, good job...love DP (oh and Rush ;) )
I remember when this album came out, the lyrics were actually typed "To get into her pantry". Whatever it takes to get past the censors.
Thank you very much. Haha... I did not know that.
Great cover Troy, its been ages since I’ve heard this song. Love it. Texas love brother thanks for sharing
Thanks a lot Roy!
Love that basses tone so much lol I've recently been obsessing over steely dan's Aja and The Royal Scam, and also Donald Fagen's The Nightfly. Which when finding out the myriad of amazing bass players they've had, I'm not surprised I love them so much. I'm glad to see you listen to it too! You should give I.G.Y. or the new frontier a go, would to see it done with that kind of tone.
I'm glad you like it. I'm pretty pleased with it myself. Yeah, The Nightfly is on my short list of all-time favorite albums. We saw Steely Dan before Covid at The Beacon Theater and went on "Nightfly" night. They did the entire album. I've done a few songs off the album, including I.G.Y. and New Frontier.
@@TJH3113Your lucky that's for sure lol I wish i would have saw them when Walter was still around, but I bet Fagan is still good cause he always knows how to choose the right replacements for people. Definitely have to go back into your catalog and take a look.
Awesome Job from my favorite song on Perfect Strangers. Not sure if you do requests, but if do please do "Turn up the Night" Sabbath. Geezer is killer on that tune. Thx
Thanks George. I'll check it out.
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Thanks Steve!
I might be interested in one if those if they make in black...
Salmon Pink!
@@TJH3113 Can't get past the Salmon LOL.
How are they compared to a Fender Mij/mim, or even a mia?
Most importantly, does it come fretless????
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Thanks David!
Really really enjoy watching you play bass. I’ve watched this video alone a few times now. Fantastic stuff.
I’m curious, I’ve noticed in more recent videos you also play just the bass without music, how come you haven’t done that for any of the rush videos? Also, where’s Animate??
Thank you Jack. Actually, it took me a while (a long while) to get comfortable enough to play on my own and to speak more, as I've been doing. I don't know how, when, or why I started doing either, but people seem to approve of it. I'm not really comfortable portraying myself as an instructor of any sort. That being said, I may go back and do some lesson-type stuff on some of the Rush songs in the future. As far as "Animate" goes, there's no way I'd be able to come up with anything to replicate the flamenco technique he uses throughout the song, so I've taken a pass on that one. I've fudged a good number of song sections, as best I could, over the years, but that song is flamenco from start to finish.
Almost all Roger Glover bass lines resemble this to one degree or another, making it pretty easy to muddle through one you don't really know all that well if you're required to.
I agree. When I played it with the band I just came up with something that worked and wasn't too concerned with the minutiae.
Great cover Troy, hey did you ever hear that "Perfect Strangers" was going to be the next Rainbow album after "Bent Out Of Shape" I seem to remember hearing that somewhere
Thank you. No, I had not heard that.
Sounded great, Troy! I was never a huge Deep Purple fan, but this one is a fave. Sure looks like you're becoming a P-Bass convert 😁
Thanks Jim. Yeah, me neither. Well, everyone should have at least one P, no?
Have you played a fretless for us, yet? I don’t recall one. May I humbly suggest something off the Graceland album, by Paul Simon? Some really cool bass lines in that collection. (It seems like something you would enjoy.) Happy Memorial Day.
I played a short section of "Murder" by David Gilmour on the only fretless I had. I then had frets put back into the bass. I'm good for about 15 minutes on a fretless. Thanks! You too!
An fyi... there's a Guild B302 bass for sale on Kijiji Toronto for $1200 cad.
Thanks for the heads up.
Would you be able to do some slap bass covers in the future?
If I could slap, I might.
@@TJH3113 you should learn! You are already world class at fingerstyle I'm sure you could pick it up quickly
Hey! I would love to hear you take a stab at Love Plus One by Haircut 100. Would sound amazing if you covered it!
I'll check it out! Thanks for the suggestion.
@@TJH3113 thank you for the consideration!