3 Must-Know (Jazz) Blues F Bass Lines: Hammond Organ Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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As the title says I wanted to make a video with 3 basic left hand bass lines for a blues in F on Hammond Organ.
I hope you enjoy!
Interested in lessons? check out www.hammondlessons.com
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Please watch: "Play Like a Pro with this Carefree Hammond Organ Blues Exercise"
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Amazing lesson, Frank! It's unique content for RUclips, thank You so much!
Thank YOU and you’re very welcome !
...nice baby!
nice. I have this latin thing happening on LH although hace a very basic walking base too ta
Frank, thanks for the demonstration. Classic bass lines to work from. I saw first hand those lines from both Smith and McGriff. I was fortunate to meet both of them when they were touring here in the States. Thanks for posting this and I look forward to whatever you post. Best wishes from Cincinnati, USA. BTW, my fav key is E flat.
Wow, I wish I’d had a chance to meet them! Thanks for sharing that!
I was very lucky. Met McGriff twice. I helped him once to unload his B-3 into a club from the back of his modified Hearse Cadillac. He drove the car himself. He played an unforgettable version of "Teach Me Tonight" that show. And believe it or not, I met Jimmy Smith on six separate occasions/shows. First time at Dummy Georges Jazz Room in Detroit MI and then a few times in Cincinnati, Ohio. I was just a big fan, but he knew I played. One time in between sets, he asked me to give him a ride back to the hotel he was staying at to change shirts. True story. That show he was playing with Kenny Burrell (guitar) and Stanley Turrentine (sax). He brought me back stage, during break, to meet those guys for few minutes. I never quite understood why he like me so much or did this, but he did and I was grateful for the opportunity. I think it's because he saw me front row and center to his shows and he started to recognize me. He would always tease me during his shows that he was going to have me come up to sit in for a tune, but he never did. I was sweating and nervous at all of his shows. And he was always laughing about it. Haha. He had me sit close to his B-3 so he could show me some of what he was doing. I will never forget it. And of course I witnessed his playing and the incredible musicians he had on stage. Always a different line-up when I saw him. And each time played with the best of the best.
More fire please Sir.
Thank you. I’ve heard those lines and now I’ll start using them. Thanks for very clear explanations, including the “ghost” notes.
You’re very welcome !
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I love your playing🔥!!!! This was very helpful!!!!
Thank you !
Hi Frank, thanks again for these educational videos.
on the 3 walkin bass patterns can we use them for the cat by jimmy smits especially the last one ?
Thank you very much
The Cat is a blues and yes you could , but it has en different feel though, so I would play a different bass part but it’s possible for sure .
Frank, thanks so much! Would be great to see some syncopated basic bass patterns too, like for funk/soul/rnb stuff 🙏
Thanks ! I’ll think about it. Still new to making tutorials but all ideas are welcome
Great video. Thanks...
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Top, I love it, thank you
You’re welcome !
Frank, this is great! Helpful reminder of what you've taught so far and a great supplement to the scores your provide - Bravo!
Thanks Edward! Hope to see you soon again!
Thank you very much for the video! Do you always turn off the foldback?
Thank you, I'm lucky to run into this! 👍❤️🙏
Excellent for me as a beginner but the notes are shown only in a split second so too fast for me to note.
This is cool!
Thank you very much
You’re a genius, and a magnificent teacher
Ja! Thank you Vincent
amazing. just what the search was for
Brilliant thank you so much 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing information .... More more please
Totally subscribed . Love back in the chicken shack
Thank you ! I’m actually in the process of making more tutorials .
Hello Frank , great vidéo 👍🏼 , very good , Make one with griffin around , I will love it. Maybe someday I will contact you for a lesson.
I missed your message, but thanks for the suggestion !
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very beautiful sound！🎶🎹
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Precious: my Hammond will be happy, thanks!
Cool, that’s the idea ! Keep your Hammond happy!
Great video!! great stuff, simple to apply but at the same time interesting! keep doing more videos. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, will do !
Excellent instruction. Thank you so much.
You’re welcome. Let me know if there’s anything I can make a tutorial about
I just found this video great instruction right to the point great content and a very good instructor thank you very much
Thank you Harold!
"Get the groove right" - yup. That's the magic you have in everything you play.
Ha John! Thanks! See you on Zoom next week!
Perfect deze videos! Heb na een paar jaar niet gespeeld te hebben de SK2 onder de stofhoes vandaan gehaald en krijg er door dit soort videos weer echt zin in om te spelen. Bedankt daarvoor!!
Graag gedaan Klaas, misschien moet ik weer eens wat meer tutorials gaan maken. Enjoy!
Super 👍, for me is very helpful, thanks 🔥
You’re welcome! 🙏
Thanks. I'll try those out.
Let me know how that goes!
Dik! Ziet eruit alsof ik dat ook wel op de pedalen kan laten werken. Dankjewel man!
Moet kunnen inderdaad , als je t niet te snel speelt :) 👍🏻
You are a great teacher. I subscribed.
Thank you for that !
More McGriff tips please!!
Maybe so,e of his right hand signatures
I’ll see what I can do !
Thank you! 👍🏻
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