Sour Girl Bass Cover HD
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Struggling to decide what to upload this week and I stumbled across this one. It’s another do-over. The original version was the 20th video I uploaded on my channel and the very first non-Rush cover. I was looking at my uploads in chronological order and was a bit surprised (though not shocked) at what I saw. I uploaded my first video on January 24th, 2010 and uploaded my 20th on February 15th, 2010. I was uploading 2 videos a day, every 2 or 3 days. I only offer advice when I'm asked, but (since no one asked) one piece of advice I'd give to anyone who is just starting their channel or trying to grow it, would be this - Give your videos time to breath. Attention spans were short back then and I'm certain that they are even shorter now. No matter what you are doing or how good you are doing it, not many people are going to sit through video after video of the same thing. By "same thing" I mean - same person, same format... That being said, I'm just speaking for myself. My attention span is short and I tend to "move on" quickly. Not sure why I added this, but I think it was because I was reminiscing about the lengthy texts I used to write beneath each video, before I (much more recently) started speaking. For this video you get both! Lucky you.
"Sour Girl" by The Stone Temple Pilots off of their "№ 4" album which came out in 1999 and featured Robert DeLeo on bass.
I'm playing the Spector NS2A through a SansAmp YYZ pedal. The YYZ is not my favorite SansAmp, but it seems to work alright with the Spectors so I keep it around for that. 
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Robert is such a damn good, underrated Bassist! His bass lines are simply genius, and this song proves it. The Spector sounds great.
I agree with you entirely!
Came for the tune,, STAYED for the pro shop after - talk...💯💯💯
"Pro-shop"? I don't know about that, but thanks for sticking around.
I agree 👌
@@Ben_ZDrine About the pro-shop thing? Are you a member at a shooting range, or a golfer? Because Troy reminds me exactly of this guy owns a range and the associated shop, who's always up for some shop-talk about the world of target shooting.... So needless to say,, I just pop in after a session just to get some insight into the craft...
@@micnorton9487 Golf ⛳ and I do the same thing.
@@Ben_ZDrine I do usually 9-12 hits outta 20 on trap shooting, what's your handicap?
Love these "throw-back" bouncin bass lines.. Motown hoppin
Definitely!
I love Robert DeLeos bass lines. Always interesting.
Agreed!
I first heard this song a year after it was released, upon arriving at my new life in Portland, Oregon. It was prominently featured on 102.9 KINK FM. That was the station, and this was one of the songs, that kept me going for that first year of 9 (at that time). I always thought that the bass was the absolute driver of the song, and I'm happy to see that my thought was right.
This was a good memory to bring back, Troy. Thank you for doing a follow-up/redo and providing more information!
Thanks for sharing such a great memory!
Well Done! I always Loved STP! The DeLeo Brothers actually grew up here in SOPRANO LAND until they went to California to seek their Fame and Fortune. Born in Montclair then they moved to Point Pleasant NJ.I always said Robert reminds me of James Jameson but on ACID. He was heavily influenced by James Jameson.
Thank you! Very cool, I did not know they hailed from Dirty-Jersey.
Great playing, the left hand is so practical! Great representation, Troy! The composition of this bass line is fantastic. Incredibly musical, but of course its R Deleo. The bass drives the airplane of this song with a locomotive engine, somewhat unassuming, until the 4th bar of the chorus immediately following the bridge. R Deleo plays this funky lead that, to me, says: I'm your train engineer, we have begun our descent, and will ride these smooth finger-style paint strokes into the cosmos! Might just be me, though.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave such a great and descriptive comment!
Thank you TJH3113! It was entertaining hearing about the time you saw them live. All the best😃✨✨👺👽🤖🤡✨
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
I enjoy your thoughts written or spoken. Come here not so often, but when noticing some tunes I dig, and this one holds me dear. STP is a great band and Rob is a great guy and awesome musician. Maybe I will learn this one someday.
Thanks and regards from Brazil.
Thanks so much for the kind words and support. Take care!
Troy! I remember your original cover. I learnt the bass parts watching that video about 12 years ago! Always loved your videos! I was watching this one and it's funny how I immediately noticed you play it slightly differently now... lol... that original video's Rickenbacker tone is ingrained in my memories because of the number of times I had to watch it to learn it!
Awesome! I did not reference my original video when I relearned this song, but I'm not surprised that I'm doing some things differently. I'm definitely using my pinky more these days and I'm playing more (and higher up) on the E string than I used to.
My heart aches but in a strangely good way. Thank you so much, many faced master!
Wonderful!
Great playing. Robert DeLeo’s basslines are fantastic.
Thank you. I totally agree with you on that.
STP are one of my favorite bands! You really played this great! Robert is such a fantastic bassist, as are you 🤘!!
Wow, thanks!
Bravo! Once again you’ve taken a great tune and showed how it’s even better.
Thanks so much!
what a beautiful spector
Thanks. You can't beat these NS2A's! I'd never spend $5,000+ on an NS2 when I could get one of these.
@@TJH3113 exactly, i think it looks better with the black hardware too
Troy thanks for covering this one.Been playing with SourGirl for awhile myself.Great job as always.
No problem! Awesome! Thank you.
This is such a fun song to play, great vid 🎉
It is, isn't it? Thank you.
Stellar job, as always!
Thank you!
this is awesome. as a grunge kid, i wasn't a huge STP fan growing up but i always heard Robert DeLeo's talent & never failed to notice what he contributed to the band. i still consider him underrated. was very happy to see him interviewed by Rick Beato recently & recognized for his extensive musical knowledge. thanks, Troy!
Thank you. I was never a grunge fan, but I liked STP the most out of the bunch, probably because of the bass-lines.
Awesome job as always.
Thanks again!
I love it Troy! Thanks for sharing!
Any time!
ONE OF MY FAVORITE TUNES Troy,, EXCELLENT cover AS USUAL 💯💯💯👍🖖
AWESOME! THANKS!
Thank you for this great cover.
It was my pleasure. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Love this bass line, nice playing as always. Sometimes I still randomly get it in my head to this day some.. well, let's not talk about how many years later lol. Really cool to see how far you've come with your channel and playing though when you compare the two, thats fantastic!
Me too... and thanks. Yeah, the way I record my videos now is still extremely primitive by most standards, but the early days were literally Cro-Magnon.
Love this song. His bassline for Plush is magic.
Very cool! Truth!
Great choice, Troy! On point!
Thanks!!
Great cover and some good advice in the comment too. Happy weekend Mr Troy
Thanks, you too!
My own personal feeling here...I'm a BIG FAN of your explanations and stories Troy whether they be typed, spoken or even conveyed in playing! My comments are always long and the two main reasons are (1) I'm inspired to contribute to the conversation and (2) I think if a person is going to put the time and effort into a video for me, then the least I can do is return the favor and give back what I can offer. I always feel as though I'm getting more than the giver, but I hope I have left a line or three that makes the person smile or laugh or remind them of something that can be used in a future video or project! You very much brought up a great point that immediately had me going back in my mind just how many Bands I was lucky enough to see WITH their original Line-up as opposed to the same Bands later down the road with members missing for one reason or another. Great share My Man and as always MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋
HEY Cowlumbus🖖🖖 I agree completely,, I also read Troy's preface in the video description and think Troy is one of the coolest creators on RUclips with his after chats.... Also long posts are good for Troy's algorithm because it gets him thrown into the feeds of other people who make long posts lol,, I liked his other videos where he just do the tune and then sign off, but his recent addition of the after rap is what people who are learning the bass or who have already learned the bass and enjoy talking shop ABSOLUTELY LOVE... ☮️from Mini - Soda lol🙏
@@micnorton9487 Yes...The message of the video is a Must Read before I hit play! I'm of a mind that 99% of "The Troyads" in here absolutely dig the chat sessions! Salute From This Buckeye To Gopher Nation! 👋
@@TheStuport Troyads💯💯,, yeah Troy's channel is one of the few on RUclips I've seen with no haters......
Sorry for the delayed response and thanks again for another "Stu-pendous" comment. As I've said, I struggle a bit with comments like these because they warrant much more than a simple "Thank you". The same reason you leave comments is the same reason I still reply to every comment. As far as bands and original lineups, we're going to see Kansas next Saturday and, at this point, they are down to 1 original member, but it really doesn't bother me. The current members treat the music with reverence and that's good enough for me. We saw The Crash Test Dummies last night and got to spend a little time with them back stage (got to meet Joan Osborne back there as well). We were talking with the theatre's director (it's a very old historical theatre in Tarrytown, NY... the Tarrytown Music Hall) and the topic of tribute bands came up. He said that, coming from a classical background, he never saw any issue with tribute bands (or bands without all their original members) because anytime you hear an orchestra playing a classical piece of music, it is essentially a "tribute act".
@@TJH3113 Great point in referencing of "Tribute Bands"! Never sweat leaving a lengthy comment for me Troy...Thank you is absolutely awesome! Keeps Smiling and Strutting AND playing my man! Cheers
Great tune! Really enjoyed the drums only play along too!
I think so too! That's great to hear! Thanks.
sweet..i love playing this too..great rendition
Thanks a lot!
Great playing, Troy! Robert DeLeo plays tasteful bass lines.
Thank you. Yes, he does, indeed!
Great cover on this one! Been watching your covers on and off for years.
Highly recommend Rick Beato's interview with Robert DeLeo. He was a creative powerhouse in STP.
Thank you very much. I’ll check it out.
Love your explanation of fretting the same note with a different finger in quick succession to move your hand towards a different/better position on the fretboard. I learned something! @11:37
Awesome! Thanks.
DeLeo is the force in STP
Big Truth!
wonderful.
Many thanks!
Love all the bass lines you've done! I have a request for, that train don't stop here anymore by Los Lobos.
Thank you very much. I'll check out your suggestion... thank you for making it.
Nicely played man. Bass tone you have here is a little different than the one Rob DeLeo used but still sounds great. It might be an obvious comment but the YYZ still imparts that classic mid-range bark of Geddy! I wish I had seen STP with Scott Weiland.
Thank you. I've never altered my sound to suit the music I'm covering. I just don't have the skills to do it, so I find a tone I'm happy with and go with that. I think the "mid-range bark" comes more from this particular bass than it does the YYZ pedal.
Robert DeLeo is so underrated as a bassist. Incredible songwriter too. Loved hearing this. Along these same lines, could you do Green Tinted Sixties Mind by Mr. Big?
Robert seems to be widely respected, but I get your point. Thanks. I'll check it out, thanks for the suggestion.
Phenomenal cover as per usual, Troy. Have you ever considered covering Dead or Alive by Journey? I'd love to see a cover of that one, fantastic bass line, and I haven't seen anyone cover it here on RUclips. Cheers!
Thanks so much! I'll check it out, thanks for the suggestion.
I love how you end your videos so abruptly....it made me LOL. BTW T, that’s a very cool bass behind you, the one closest to you. What is it?
I'm told by friends that I do the same thing on the phone. That bass is an Ibanez Talman TMB100. It was $199 and I love it... so much so that, when the neck twisted, I put $300 into having Joe Kruse fix it for me.
@@TJH3113 Funny story T. Thanks for the bass info. Love the body contours.🎸👍
Is that an Ibanez Talman TMB-100 in the background? I'm using one right now!
Great bass cover, as always!
Yes, it is and I love it! In fact, I like it so much that, when the neck twisted and back-bowed, I had $300 of work done to it to resurrect it. I know I could have bought another bass for less than that, but I took the other route. Thanks and take care!
Great video, I am a huge STP fan. Thanks. What program are you using for the drums during the play along in the last half of the video?
Thank you. I should really pimp this guy's channel more, but I get nearly all of the drum beats I play along with from this guy - ruclips.net/video/Opo9pvbqs18/видео.htmlsi=EkoBPL-CBsPAmqTX
This may be the beat I'm using in this video. I just go to this channel and search the BPM's and style I'm looking for.
Robert DeLeo is the COOLEST
TRUTH!
Not a fan of that tune but it’s always a pleasure to listen to you play 🎸
Thanks for hanging in there with me!
It’s not possible that 1999 is 25 years ago
I'm not doing the math... Christ, my car is 17 years old.
I grew up in the 90s and, as such, HATE 90s music. That being said, Robert DeLeo was one of the better bassists of that era
I was in my mid-20's - early-30's during the 90's and didn't care for the music either, but I'd say that STP was the best of the bunch that came out during that time period.