Greg, I’m a huge fan of the Southern Rock genre so all Lynyrd Skynyrd songs are great to learn and play. This one has quite a busy bass line but that’s what makes it interesting. Awesome job with the breakdown of the parts! Makes learning more practical and fun. Thank you Greg for sharing your wonderful work.
Hi Greg, your usual easy to follow, and enthusiastic, bass lesson. Not a song I would normally go for, but having been invited to join with a u3a group and asked to choose a new song to learn it was going to to be Key To The Highway, but this looks a better fit for the others. And for me to see if I can master the bass riff by Monday. Thank you JC
Thanks, Greg for another great Bass lesson! This is one of my favorite Bass lines. I moved the playing position down to use the open strings to play the A's and D's without fretting. That is what I had to do in order to play the line at full tempo. Cheers, Steve P.
Cheers. Currently looking at a Blackfoot bass line for a lesson. On a Southern Rock theme at the moment! Was that Banner Thomas on those two Molly Hatchet songs?
@@GregsBassShed Hey Greg, Not southern rock but Blues check out Showdown! with Albert Collins, Robert Cray and Johnny Copeland. The Moon Is Full has a killer bass line with Johnny B. Gayden on bass.
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Greg, I’m a huge fan of the Southern Rock genre so all Lynyrd Skynyrd songs are great to learn and play. This one has quite a busy bass line but that’s what makes it interesting. Awesome job with the breakdown of the parts! Makes learning more practical and fun. Thank you Greg for sharing your wonderful work.
Cheers Frank. Great band! Have fun with this.
Hi Greg, your usual easy to follow, and enthusiastic, bass lesson. Not a song I would normally go for, but having been invited to join with a u3a group and asked to choose a new song to learn it was going to to be Key To The Highway, but this looks a better fit for the others. And for me to see if I can master the bass riff by Monday. Thank you JC
Go for it John. You could always simplify the bass line a little if you need to.
Thanks, Greg for another great Bass lesson! This is one of my favorite Bass lines. I moved the playing position down to use the open strings to play the A's and D's without fretting. That is what I had to do in order to play the line at full tempo. Cheers, Steve P.
Hey Steve, that's a good alternative fingering pattern 👍
Brilliant. Great song. Never heard until yesterday. Playing the song in the car en route to Scotland. Looking forward to trying it. Thanks
Hope you had a good trip and have fun with this when you get round to it.
Brilliant lesson, hadn't heard this recently, it reminds me of the Blues Bands version of 29 Ways.
Thanks Kenny. yeah very similar riff 👍
Cheers Greg , as always a fantastic lesson 😎
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic lesson!
Thanks! 😃
Thanks Greg, Another great song choice and lesson. Maybe do one on some Molly Hatchet like Dreams I'll never see, or Bounty Hunter
Cheers. Currently looking at a Blackfoot bass line for a lesson. On a Southern Rock theme at the moment! Was that Banner Thomas on those two Molly Hatchet songs?
Great job, thanks!
Cheers!
Thank you I enjoy all of you Lesson and the PDF
Thanks, glad they are useful.
Molly Hatchet - Live At The Agora Ballroom, Atlanta, Georgia 1979 album has a great cover of T For Texas with Banner Thomas on bass.
Cheers, I'll check this out. Banner Thomas is another really great bass player
@@GregsBassShed Hey Greg, Not southern rock but Blues check out Showdown! with Albert Collins, Robert Cray and Johnny Copeland. The Moon Is Full has a killer bass line with Johnny B. Gayden on bass.
@@Acedog13 I love that album. Johnny Gayden is a really interesting Blues bassist! I like his funky style and tone.
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Thanks