Improvising Basslines Over a Chord Progression Video 3 - Approach Note Options

If you missed part 2 of this series, watch it here:
• Improvising Basslines...
In part 3 of this series, I show you how to start approaching chord progression more holistically. We look at a few specific options for transitioning between chords, smoothly guiding the listener's ear from one chord to the next. Mastering this core skill will allow you to improvise with confidence and fluidity over any progression, in any style of music.
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[@sergek4354]

Thank you, really helpful consept.

[@ChicagoBassBuddy]

@@sergek4354 Thanks for watching! Have fun with it 🎸🙂

[@Bertone]

Great lesson! Keep them coming 😊

[@ChicagoBassBuddy]

@@Bertone Thanks for watching! Have fun with it. More coming soon 😎

[@JJ-222-0]

Watching your videos helped me figure out the structure of the bass riff on the chorus section of “You Can Go Your Own Way”. Descending down the scale from the 5th note of each next chord. I’ve always wondered how John McVie came up with such a great riff. This concept really simplifies it. Thank you!

[@ChicagoBassBuddy]

@@JJ-222-0 Oh wow! It’s so cool how you made that connection. John’s such a tasteful and intentional player - thanks for pointing this one out ☺️

[@29gac]

Excellent lesson opens up a lot for me in my approach to learning songs

[@ChicagoBassBuddy]

@@29gac So glad you enjoyed it - thanks for watching!