Learn How To Play An Easy Motown Bass Line - How Sweet It Is by Marvin Gaye
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Learn all of the bass theory and technique behind the classic Motown bass line to Marvin Gaye's "How Sweet It Is." We break down this famous James Jamerson bass line and show you how to use descending triads on the bass, a blues box shuffle bass pattern, and root - fifth movement.
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Ryan you’re definitely one of the best bass teachers I’ve seen on RUclips, the lesson for How Sweet Is by Marvin Gaye is a smooth introduction into chord progressions and theory, an absolutely amazing teaching video! Thank you❤
Thanks so much!!!
"presenting the chord' is a great takeaway from this.. Thanks Ryan! Strong as usual!🤘
Ryan, I can't express enough how grateful I am for each of your lessons and for sharing your knowledge here. Sometimes, when you start playing the intros, it creates self-doubt in me about whether I can play them too. But when you break it down and I learn it, I feel incredibly happy. You're an amazing teacher!
Wow, thank you! I'm so glad you're getting these bass lines under your fingers and that my teaching style resonates with you. Keep it groovy!
Hi Ryan, love your feel and groove on this bassline, i can also see and feel it along with your head bobbin, awesomeness with just the drums.. no other instruments needed.. appreciate the time you put and explaining this composition.. much love and peace. 🎸🤟🎶
Hello and thank you very much! Thank you for your work and sharing your experience. I just discovered your channel, it’s the second video I’ve watched and I’m a fan 👍
Thanks and welcome!
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Really good way of breaking down a lesson
Thank you!
Awesome lesson again, thank you!
You’re an excellent teacher!!!
Thank you! 😃
Great Video…..I’ve played the JT version & your right,very different….
Thx for this Lesson 👍
Thank you so much Ryan - Is there a possibility you could do a video/explain How to use drum loops ? 🎸 The best tutor out there🔥
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Great lesson. Thank you. Also, diggin' the Warwick Starbass hanging in the background.
Just discovered your page, great little lesson, you have a good teaching style.
Awesome, thank you!
Interesting that its a 1625 on the F of the chorus ... But really a sus on G for two bars.... harder to hear the bass in the non live version... one of my fav music youtube guys does this one Tony Winston... ooh Jr walker and the all stars nice version
What is the diffrence between this and the James Taylor version?
There are plenty of differences... the James Taylor version has different chord changes, is in a different key, has a different feel/bass line... lots of things!
Sounds more blues than Motown