👀 Look inside 'Slap That Bass!' by Slick Joe Fick! - Course Clips Compilation.
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Here's a whistle-stop tour of our wildly popular course, Slap That Bass! by Slick Joe Fick. There are four minutes of slap bass inspiration to give you a flavour of what's in store for the students on this epic video course. With our live band demonstrations, play-along tracks, detailed transcriptions and over three hours of incredible video lessons, there's everything you need to Slap That Bass!
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Wonderful playing and a testament to the supreme versatility of our awesome instrument!
Glad you like it! Joe's a real artist and his love for slap bass and it's history is infectious!
I've seen Joe play at RWW in Nashville and he's not only a great musician but a terrific performer. Makes it look easy and has fun doing it. That's a lesson in itself.
Absolutely. He just loves what he does and that shines through!
What great playing! I love Joe’s deep knowledge of all eras of bass playing-jazz, country, bluegrass. Incredible playing and breakdown of “Dinah” from Steve Brown…one of the New Orleans bass pioneers!
Thanks for the kind feedback John. Joe's respect and love for the tradition shines through in his playing. We are lucky to feature his and your teachings at DDB! 🙌
Props for masterclass technique and skills but I dont like much sound of the double bass on this technique.
Its sounds like You Play on double bass from cardboard or You just lower normal acoustic guitar tone octave. There is no power on low tones.
Its sound like electric bas guitar without electricity.
This technique make double bass sound more like drums not actual low tune instrument.