Concepts on Bass Lines in 3/4

[@funkerdelic911]

Great lesson Bob this lesson complements the Window lesson, life getting in the way of shedding your lesson

[@mybiggrin]

You're a great teacher. Love the attitude.

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@silphium5510]

Great explanation of how to mix it up with rhythmic variations in 3/4. Gosh I wish I had heard something like this [too many] years ago! Thank you - thank you!

[@KaltOhm]

These videos are really great! I’m not nearly as advanced to be able to play like this, but I’m learning a lot with your videos. The playlists, the tips and pointers to records, all of it. Great material. Thanks!

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thanks so much for watching and for your comment!

[@sanp1177]

So brilliant lesson thank you very much 👍

[@martingiesenow]

Very clear and useful ideas for rhythmic playing in 3/4. Thank you, Bob.

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thanks Martin!

[@ModeDorian]

Thank you Bob!!! You absolute legend!!

[@bobdeboo8549]

M pleasure Dorian! Thanks for watching, and for your suggestion last week to do this : )

[@ModeDorian]

@@bobdeboo8549 Just a postscript. You could even expand on this tutorial and do something on walking in 3 over a blues like All Blues and West Coast Blues. Creating walking lines that are changing and developing over a longer form? Lovin your work!

[@ili626]

Thank you!

[@bobdeboo8549]

thanks for watching!

[@samdoublebass]

this guy has the catchiest name of all time

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thanks Sam!

[@juwonnnnn]

👍

[@hanshalt]

Was it Fred Hersch? He told me to never walk in 3!

[@bobdeboo8549]

it wasn't Fred Hersch : )

[@catoriental]

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