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JAZZ BLUES WALKING BASS + Chords GUITAR LESSON + TAB!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Jazz Guitar Walking Bass w/ chords | Blues in Bb | Detailed explantion | Fast & slow playthrugh | TAB + Backing Tracks
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In this Jazz guitar lesson, you'll learn how to play a Jazz Blues in Bb Walking Bass on guitar. We'll also throw in chords in between the bass line.
I'll teach you the concepts and theory behind Jazz guitar walking bass lines and show you how to apply it to a Blues in Bb. Walking Blues bass lines guitar are fun to play. You can play alone or with a band, but without the bass player. They're always late anyway :-)
I've also made a fast and a slow Walking Bass blues backing track for guitar. You can start practicing right away. No more excuses ;-)
Jazz guitar walking bass chords are thrown in between the beats (oof beats) to add harmonic texture and fun.
I've also made a TAB for the Walking blues bass lines guitar, which can be downloaded from thePaypal link above. Please read the download instructions!
This walking bass blues guitar lesson is for every intermediate guitarist. You don't really have to be experienced or know a lot of theroy. I will cover all this in this guitar lesson. I'll show every blues walking bass line on guitar note for note, slow and easy and explain the concepts behind it.
I hope you enjoy this Jazz Blues Walking Bass guitar lesson and give this tutorial a fat thumbs up. Please don't forget to share the love and the knowledge and subscribe to my channel for more lessons.
I also have a Jazz Guitar Walking Bass lesson video up here on YT, that teaches you the general concepts behind walking basslines with chords.
Walking bass blues guitar is fun to play at sessions too, where there are often dozens of guitarists available, but no bassists ( I told ya, they`re always late for the show;-). Now YOU can be the bass player and guitarist in one person. Apply all teh jazz blues walking bass lines guitar, you've learned in this lesson and you're good to go.
BLUES IN Bb Walking Bass + Chords - Guitar Lesson:
00:00 start
00:55 BLUES IN Bb Walking Bass - Performance (Regular Tempo)
01:22 Basic Jazz Blues Progression
01:29 Phrase 1 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
01:39 Phrase 1 - Breakdown
06:49 Phrase 1 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
07:10 Phrase 2 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
07:25 Phrase 2 - Breakdown
11:06 Phrase 2 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
11:27 Phrase 3 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
11:46 Phrase 3 - Breakdown
14:19 Phrase 3 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
14:43 BLUES IN Bb Walking Bass - Performance (Slow Tempo)
15:19 Recommended Lessons For Jazz Blues / Walking Bass
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BLUES IN Bb (With Walking Bass + Chords) - Lesson Time Stamps
00:55 BLUES IN Bb - Performance (Regular Tempo)
01:22 Basic Jazz Blues Progression
01:29 Phrase 1 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
01:39 Phrase 1 - Breakdown
06:49 Phrase 1 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
07:10 Phrase 2 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
07:25 Phrase 2 - Breakdown
11:06 Phrase 2 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
11:27 Phrase 3 - Demonstration (Regular Tempo)
11:46 Phrase 3 - Breakdown
14:19 Phrase 3 - Demonstration (Slow Tempo)
14:43 BLUES IN Bb - Performance (Slow Tempo)
15:19 Recommended Lessons For Jazz Blues / Walking Bass
Thanks, Dave! You do a great job! ❤️
Great lesson ...much appreciated
Glad you find it helpful!
As an old blues soul, I can't tell you how happy your blues tutorials make me. Keep em coming!
I have a blues playlist 😉
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I know :-D
Wow! Years of studying... (without playing guitar; spine injury)... practicing everything on My Piano app with my good hand. I never played jazz the 30 years befor the injury: I played lots of rockabilly guitar, bass, drums, (& mandolin for bluegrass & Americana music)... you just helped me bridge the gap between what I learned by ear and the little bit of theory I was taught as a kid... and learning jazz blues with the tension chord lesson, this lesson, and modern jazz chords... something FINALLY clicked tonight. I think one main thing was THINK LIKE A BASS PLAYER! HOW WOULD I HAVE WALKED THIS PIECE ON THE BASS.
See... Yesterday I discovered I was overthinking and over complicating my approach to learning jazz-- because I couldn't figure out the pieces I love by ear (Thelonious, Chet, Nina, Sonny Rollins, Wes,etc)... I used to figure out everything by ear starting with figuring out the main key, and I knew the chord families, so it was easy with Hendrix, zeppelin, VH, Floyd, Gene Vincent/ Stray Cats... bitty with jazz I was trying to figure out ALL the chords that were being played! Ha! No wonder I was confused (besides playing totally by ear without a guitar)...
But with my revelation to start figuring out the bass to find the key of the tune, then studying the 10 most important jazz progressions, then your incredible jazz chord lessons, and now this lesson? I realize I have what it takes.
You take things that sound very complicated, and teach them in a way that makes it seem simple-- it makes sense. And I can see the chord intervals you're using, and understand why... great reminder to play b7 Mixolydian mode on th he dom 7th chords, e.t.c.
I can't even thank you enough!
Im going to share a video of me playing a little once I get this left hand stronger.
I'm grateful for your lessons.
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!!
All the best for you! Hope you can transfer everything to rhe guitar that you know on the piano and in theory already.
Love it, thank you!
❤
Thank you so much for opening this door for me,
Welcome to the jazz ride!
Fantastic as always Sandra - you are by far the best teacher on TH-cam! Lots of love and good wishes to you from Ireland.
Oh, how did I deserve such an amazing compliment? Thank you so much ❤️!
I can play a bit now thanks largely to spending a lot of time with your videos, I try them all. This one is more challenging than it looks, a week doing 2 hrs a night and I’m still not nailing the feel but definitely getting there, it’s great fun to play…..thanks for all your efforts, my favourite jazz tutor on YT.
Great to hear you are patient and consisent with your practicing. A little goes a long way!
Always a great lesson, Greetings from Nepal
Thank you, my friend! How are things in Nepal these days?
Another fantastic and fun lesson! When you get the fingering and swing feel down, it's fun to play, over and over! Ausgezeichnet!
Thank you, Sandra.
Great to see you enjoy it so much. Keep swinging 🎵🎸
You are a beautiful person, it is so sweet to learn with you.greating!!!.
Thank you for your clarity and patience.
Great teacher!
The Plessis all mine. I'm glad you like it and have fun. Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
Awesome lesson as always Sandra - so many others on TH-cam try to show how to play, whereas you actually teach - a very scarce skill and you have it! Please keep these wonderful lessons comming!
Thank you, Rick! ❤️ I will continue my videos, as long as there are sich nice folks as you watching them. 😊
you are very prolific Sandra. So productive. Must take incredible focus, patience, to go with great musicianship. thanks
Thank you! Now I'll have to look up the word "prolific" 😊. Just give me a new adjective every week, please, and my English will get better 😘
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman ha! your English is fine. I just look to the right of the comments here...prolific it is. Thanks so much. Grrreeetings from California!
It looks so easy to play, thank you, Sandra. Both thumbs UP!!!
It takes some practicing. Always focus on the next chord. Your eyes should focus on that upcoming chord, so you won't get in a hurry.
Very good Sandra, the interpretation as always excellent, and in addition jazz Blues, I is to hear the word "blues" and I already have the full day. Wonderful!
Hey, didn't know you're a blues fan 😊
Your tutorials mean so much to me! Thanks for your hard work
Oh, that's sweet! Thank you ❤️
During these hard time, Sandra is a sight for sore eyes (And ears ) thanks for keeping us unemployed busy !
I hope you'll find a job soon again and this hell of a pandemic is over soon.
All we can do these days is practice and jam to playbacks. At least we've got more time now.
Stay safe!
Excellent lesson as always!
Another great blues lesson to add to my repertoire. I've watched your tutorial on walking bass a few months back and tried to apply it to a (standard) blues. This lesson is a good control for me, if I did it correctly.
Tell me, if you think your own lines work out.
This was exactly what I needed! Thanks so much! I never knew how to put both the chords and bassline together. I could always do separately but to do them together was a challenge with the syncopated stabs. This was great! Much respect thanks so much! I got it all together now!
Thank you, Justin. It's a pleasure to help! Stay safe ❤️
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman great lesson
Thank you very much.
Thanks Sandra. I can no longer ignore the hybrid picking technique. Up to now, I am embarrassed to admit, I have been using a pick exclusively and just trying to make it all work. Time to expand my jazz horizons!
This walking bass technique can also be played quiet well with fingers only. But I wouldn't recommend using pick only. I guess you know, I have a dedicated tutorial on how to practice hybrid picking.
Guitarversum Sandra Sherman Yes, I sure do. I just can’t get my Fred Flintstone fingers to sound like yours. I’ll keep trying.
@@sisirider1963 I'm trying with thumbpick and fingers like Chet Atkins
Harvey Hensley Good luck! Chet Atkins was a pioneer. He sounded like two guitarists playing at once.
A great lesson which all jazz learners should follow. By the way, Sandra, I like your attractive hairstyle!!!
Thank you, Eddie! ❤️
PS. In lack of a hair stylist, I will appear with terrible self cut and undyed hair in some of the next Videos 😭
Ahhh... lunch was left over chicken today... wasn’t too excited about that. But, your walking lines cheered me up. I always love the feel and sound of walking through a 6-2-5-1 with the chord stabs😄. And, there are so many ways of approaching it. As always, your insights are also as helpful as the lines. I liked the comments on “the bass player’ perspective.” For anyone new to Sandra’s lessons - do check out her link to quartal comping at the end. That goes great with these concepts! Baba👋
Mmm, love chicken. Now I'm hungry 😊
Yeah, I could play 1625 in an endless loop. Sometimes I do and noodles around.
i've been waiting for this one- can't wait to get it down! thanks.
Enjoy learning it!
Solid and clear presentation as usual Sandra. Thanks a lot. Would you consider doing a follow-up with ideas for soloing over a blues progression like this. Especially the I - vi - ii - V turnaround at the end? It would be nice to see how you might handle it. Thanks.
I already did that month's ago. Just type "jauz blues solo guitarversum" or something similar into the YT search bar.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I found it Sandra. Many thanks again.
I love you. You're a great instructor. Hugs
Oh, thank you. that's so sweet!
I bought the minor blues walking bass lesson tabs a while ago. This one will be my next goal.
Very cool. You're building your repertoire !
Oh my, so many good videos. I can't decide which one to get under my fingers first. First world problems, I reckon :-D
If you like blues, I have a blues playlist! 😉
great lesson, thx
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Just got the tabs, love these kinds of lessons!
Thank you! ❤️ You mean, you like blues lessons?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Blues lessons are great, but more specifically I meant bass + chords, rhythm patterns, basic rhythm and accompaniment lessons. These are the foundation.
Grrrrreetingss!!!
Hi, my friend! Hope you're doing well! ❤️
Could you do a lesson for "I don't know why but I do", plz?
Don't know that song. I'll give it a listen.
Sure👍
Greetings from down under (Queensland-Australia )Sandra. I'm walking with u lovely lady. No problem here with social distancing. I have a question though. DO you ever do any Phoebe Snow style playing or am In in the the wrong genre? Another terrific tuition from you, Regards Mark🙋♀️
Thank you, Mark! Unfortunatly I don't know who Phoebie Snow is.
Dear Sandra. It seems that you didn't explain the las part (lines 15 to 24 of the tab) Is it missing or in any other video? Thank you anyway for another beatiful composition.
The 2nd chorus is a bonus, only for people who bought the tab 😉
Nice job Sandra. Need to add the "tickatee-tah" triplet in a few places, yes?
Tickateetah sounds like 16ths 😊. 4 syllables.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman the tah is the next downbeat but I'm not a bass player :-)
I'm sure there's a real word for it. I will track it down.
Ok, "tresillo" is the word for triplet, as well as a number of triplet based rhythms - well worth checking out. Bass line triplets will yield you a lot of great ideas for taking these lines further.
nicely and patiently done. well explained
Thank you ❤️