This was at Eric Clapton's crossroads concert in 2007. I was there and nobody knew who she was. She was playing with Jeff Beck and when she came out and did this solo the entire crowd fell silent everyone was absolutely amazed. All you could hear is people going who is she?
Everyone's gotta start somewhere I guess lol Also when I saw this video come out you were the first name that came to mind, and what do you know, there you were. Also also, you're a huge inspiration as a bassist to me, please keep it up, you're awesome :)
@@sevencostanza3931 Please go buy some ears. She's a frigging renowned and accomplished artist, and you sound like a very sad person. Oh and also, comparing a guitar and a bass solo is frankly stupid.
Talk isn't only an amazing bass player. She also a musical director. She is very good at her craft and has been playing bass with legends since she was 14.
All excellent! Thanks. The Esperanza one is new to me, and I'm particularly impressed by her ability to sing a complex line and play a complex bassline simultaneously, BOTH musically and beautifully.
I like Tal Wilkenfeld. Her bass actually sounds like a bass, not just a bassy guitar - and her lines are not just fast, they are musically interesting.
Musicality wins. Technical wizardry is great but to help carry a song, especially with the great Jeff Beck, a solo needs to mesh, not go on a fireworks tangent.
Exactly! I can't stand it when people act like it's a freaking competition, especially because there are so many genres, styles and what not involved, and preferences are subjective! To each their freaking own, and whatever it is you prefer, doesn't make that which you don't bad: Total failure in rational reasoning and logic, and those that engage in it are most often afflicted by such thinking due to their own flaws and failures. I don't like a lot of stuff, but I'm not a fool to call someone bad, just because I don't dig the music they are playing.
Good to see Esperanza Spalding here! She is absolutely amazing! Saw her live once with her rock project and OMG! One of the best artists Ive ever seen live.
For those wondering, Flea is using an effects pedal called an Envelope Filter. I think it’s a DOD. Those things are pretty darn cool and sound good on guitar and keyboard as well.
The guy that was your favorite was incredible. It sounded alot like one of the sound tracks to a lethal weapon movie but that person had some serious skills. Great video man thanks for yet another epic slapfest!!!
I was once one of those. Only a few weeks ago. Pfffffffffffffff! So unepicain’t - I can’t even’t.... I look at the man in the mirror and want to slap him back to the first video... yes. slap back in time. Slap right now. Can I ever be epico again after this? I don’tent think I can’tent. Lamao. Ohemgee. 😭
Tal is a wonderful talent and she embraced that moment in time and we all share it with her. Inspirational for sure. Oh and that Davie 504 guy isn't too bad either. Davie your contribution to music is a driving force for bassists (slappers) young and older. A true ambassador to the bass brother/sisterhood of man. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!
I’m honestly so glad people like Davie504, Blu DeTiger, and other bass players are bringing back the power and sound of the bass and putting the bas more in the spotlight now. It’s honestly amazing
Dingwall bass. Fanned frets take some getting used to but the trade off is a longer string scale with a more solid fundamental tone and vastly improved intonation. If you ever get to play one make sure it's one made in Canada and not the Indonesian models - the tone and build quality are rather different.
The artist that was playing on the fanned fretted bass was impressive and from a technical perspective it was a very good performance. Chris Squire was on of the first progressive rock bassist that I really found stood out above many of the other rock bassist along with John Entwistle and Geezer Butler, and Paul McCartney, whom was the first bassist that I knew of, of course none of them utilised the slapping that most of the newer exceptional bassist do, most rock bassist used picks with a few exceptions, like Flea, for example. I play guitar, but I appreciate good bass playing. Thank you for posting these videos! Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨
I've only heard 4 pieces by Claypool but I instantly recognized his playing. I like the first girl's playing best because it was rhythmic, melodic and pleasantly relaxing.
Awesome. Tal is simply amazing. But the absence of Jaco's solo live with Weather Report, or any of his solos for that matter, taints its for me. Same for missing Stanley Clarke, arguably the best slap-bassist ever.
Aside from the fancy tricks displayed by many of these players, Tal Wilkenfeld was the best musician, putting a proper musical structure in her solo as well as playing very fast.
I have been a guitarist, 6 string, for over 40 years. It always amazes me when a bassist can play a lead guitar solo exactly like I play it on a 6 string. It took me years to be able to stretch a few frets on a 6 string fretboard. A bassist playing the same solo as me would have to stretch much farther. A bass fretboard is a lot longer and the interval between frets is larger. I don't know how they do it.
My favourite is les claypool, of course. Because it s not about solo only, it is a fully integrated solo in a song “one better”. Les’s bass is the “main” leading instrument. This fact is a breakthrough of all stereotypes that BASS has supportive or rythm-section role in a band. Unique person.
All of these are fantastic, but Tal Wilkenfeld is my favorite. You should listen to and watch her solo in ‘Cause we’ve ended as Lovers with the Jeff Band but in the concert “Live at Ronnie Scott’s”. The best of all!
Tal wins! When Jeff Beck invites you into his band...his stage...you win. Then!!!...he stands in amazement on HIS own stage and applauds his own bandmate....YOU WIN!! Tal is an amazing professional Musician through and through!!
I’m a bass guitar player, & I’ve been crushing on Tal Wilkenfield for a long while now, the first time I saw her do that solo with Jeff Beck, I just packed up my bass & hid it in the closet for 3 weeks, lol. People say I’m good, but I’m telling you, in my mind,she put me to shame. I luv her! 🎵🎶🎸😎😍😛
The visuals were quite distracting. Now I have her playing in another tab. Like this, I can just listen - and know if I like the MUSIC or not. It's good. I don't hear much flashy technique, but the music is beautiful.
I love watching Tai's bit with Jeff Beck but still, the best of all time? It is academic jazz performed to perfection. Have seen Stanley Clarke several times and with that monster tour with Victor Wooten, and Marcus Miller. I'd say she still has a mountain to climb. On the other hand, why make a competition out of these comparisons at all.
There is a big difference between solowing on bass, and complimenting other musicians while playing with them. The former usually features "technique", while the later features musicianship.
The differance between her and Tall - She dressed truly modestly, which showcases her confidence, she didnt have to distract the audience with what drapes over her instrument. In adition The pomp of Tall rests on the fact that Beck chose her to play that part, whereas her counterpart demonstrated a higher level of expertise in the comfort of her own home.
Great bassists all of them. Each has their strong points and individuality....just as it should be. Never allow yourself to pick a "best" over anyone; its all to be appreciated and learned from. 🤙
I liked them all, they stand on their own merits. My favorite bass player is Terrance 'Geezer' Butler of Black Sabbath fame. He's not necessarily the 'best', but he's still my favorite because of his global influence. I recommend his new book, 'Into The Void', it's really good.🎸
Primus and the RHCP are two of the bands that made me fall in love with the bass as an instrument, and at the same time they made me understand the importance of it so that the songs sound with a unique rhythm and climate.
Ayumu for beauty .tal for jazz ,victor for showmanship, Bill Wyman for rock roll .les for more surprise , flea for slapatude .and you for slapping chis rock
I like Tal's solo alot... she has a smooth, groovey tone and great feel BUT I must ask: WHAT IS YOUR FEELING ABOUT JACO'S PLAYING? Please talk about him in a future video!
@@kakashihatake6176 dude, just take a look at les claypool , flea, victor wooten and many more that are better technicians and bass lines writers, i mean hes awesome but hell he isn't underrated, he's ok
I love how her fret markers make the neck look twisted. That was the best solo I have ever heard and I am a 53 year old Drummer/Percussionist/Guitar Player/ very armature Bass player, Correctional Officer/ Master of none but I just love all music. I thought your bass solo was very good too. even though you had some anime girl playing it.
My favorite has to be Les Claypool. He is a master of slap and is unconventional in his phrasing. He is one of the very few bassists, for me, that has always created music that has engaged me in one way or another.
Its amazing how many upstanding young men from my very small hometown became recognized around the world for their talents! I remember Les in school and he was amazing for his age then. And Kurt too and a few others who went on to play with headline groups. Many pro ball players, motocross riders, and even a few diplomats, amazing how life matured these folks.
Normally I comment on women's long jump videos because of how impressive their swimming skills are, but i'm going to have to start watching bassist videos now too. Apparently, they're amazing jugglers and I never knew!
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Sorri I am 13 minutes late
omg
The first girl played so good I needed to put on glasses to listen.
Hell yes I was the 69th like
Ma boi stay holy
every one likes that
I can think of a couple of good reasons to do a sexist pig joke
Would've been nice to see the bASS too...
Hey davie been slapping like on you're videos for almost a year now your a big influence on my increasing improvement on bass
ayyy you got a heart, congo
Carlson that's some level 722k simping going on
Here before 1k
@@NinjaBrix Republic of Congo or Democratic Republic of Congo
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar It's expired. Go to your closest DMV.
This was at Eric Clapton's crossroads concert in 2007. I was there and nobody knew who she was. She was playing with Jeff Beck and when she came out and did this solo the entire crowd fell silent everyone was absolutely amazed. All you could hear is people going who is she?
I was there too! Amazing day of music and Tal definitely wowed everyone.
Ayumu by far the current state of next-level. Tal's solo is beautiful musically too. So melodic.
I was choking up listening to it.
Can my first meme be you telling me I suck coz I don't have a meme yet? 🙏
I approve... but also don't, because you don't suck. That was EPIC.
I’m sure someone can make that happen, it has to be David holding the gun tho
Everyone's gotta start somewhere I guess lol
Also when I saw this video come out you were the first name that came to mind, and what do you know, there you were.
Also also, you're a huge inspiration as a bassist to me, please keep it up, you're awesome :)
This the real one?
@@Gamexoozi yup, certainly seems to be :)
"Slap like now if you noticed it too" LMAO
This deserves way more likes lmao
Yeah🤣
LMAO NO BRAA
Oooooh I slapped it alright!..... 👀
Tal's solo is so thoughtful and melodic, it's just not a solo, it's a musical work. She is not a shredder, but an accomplished artist.
It reminded me of one of Geddy Lee's solos. It was awesome.
It is a boring solo. Was not melodic to me. David Gilmour guitar playing slow solos are melodic.
That’s a good way of saying Les Claypool is a bass God.
Yeah unfortunately shes just another "DEI Hire"..getting shoved down our throats..!
@@sevencostanza3931 Please go buy some ears. She's a frigging renowned and accomplished artist, and you sound like a very sad person.
Oh and also, comparing a guitar and a bass solo is frankly stupid.
Talk isn't only an amazing bass player. She also a musical director. She is very good at her craft and has been playing bass with legends since she was 14.
You know the bass solo is good when Davie doesn’t even mention it’s a 5 string base
Or that he's using a pick
What is the difference between a 4 and a 5 string base?
@@coachxo4718 1 String
He didn't even play it in the end of the video.
Or when the right tit looks gorgeous !
Tal is a magnificent improviser. It's really hard to come up with original and flowy melodies on the spot.
All excellent! Thanks. The Esperanza one is new to me, and I'm particularly impressed by her ability to sing a complex line and play a complex bassline simultaneously, BOTH musically and beautifully.
Thanks. I'm honored :)
Yoooo 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Let's rase it to 420 likes!
Deserved!
Epicccc solo!!! Suscribed
love the way you speed the video up to appear more impressive lol lol lol
I like Tal Wilkenfeld. Her bass actually sounds like a bass, not just a bassy guitar - and her lines are not just fast, they are musically interesting.
Cos she uses a jazz bass and plays above the bridge pickup right? That's the best part of a jazz bass pickup configuration
Musicality wins. Technical wizardry is great but to help carry a song, especially with the great Jeff Beck, a solo needs to mesh, not go on a fireworks tangent.
The word is jazzy, I believe.
No, Victor Wooten's tits where more impressive.
meh, she has reverberation chambers. she cheats
Her bass lines made Jeff Beck smile.... What else is there to say?
Tal rocks!
Jeff smiled at everyone because he’s a gentleman. And Tal is brilliant but nowhere near the best
@@cletusoneill8732 There is no "best"
As much as I LOVE Tal and she is my favorite, there is no such thing as the best in the world. It's not a competition. One of the greatest for sure!
Exactly! I can't stand it when people act like it's a freaking competition, especially because there are so many genres, styles and what not involved, and preferences are subjective! To each their freaking own, and whatever it is you prefer, doesn't make that which you don't bad: Total failure in rational reasoning and logic, and those that engage in it are most often afflicted by such thinking due to their own flaws and failures. I don't like a lot of stuff, but I'm not a fool to call someone bad, just because I don't dig the music they are playing.
For sure. That mountaintop isn't a peak, it's a small plateau.
@@ItWentChunkaCHUNK And the more people master the skill, the bigger the plateau has to get.
If you focus well, you'd see the first girl has a bass in her hand.
🌝 I think everyone noticed that
@@sayonbasak-x3w R/wooooooosh
@@megalol3966 imagine thinking they got whooshed and not you
Oh yeah its true. I just realized it.
Wow, really? I didn't even notice that the first time :O
Good to see Esperanza Spalding here! She is absolutely amazing! Saw her live once with her rock project and OMG! One of the best artists Ive ever seen live.
It’s like to fully separated brains, one for the bass solo and one for the singing, each is top notch on its own. Absolutely incredible!
For those wondering, Flea is using an effects pedal called an Envelope Filter. I think it’s a DOD. Those things are pretty darn cool and sound good on guitar and keyboard as well.
The second one truly brought tears in my eyes. That was amazing and beautiful.
The first girl looked so cool playing it, that I needed to clean my ears to focus
did you even listen?
@@jazzram_ lol i think he was looking at something else
@@jazzram_ listen to what?
@@clinttanglao2291 only him? Huh
Wha?
I'm sure there is a reason people are staring at this bassist...but no memes.
oppai
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar No mine is.
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar urs is nice I subbed
@@WunnSEN u don’t have any videos
bet she is a lil bit cold
Tal is a great bassist; very melodic, flowing improvisation… and absolutely hot as well!
Tal has the chops and the attitude to tour (and solo,) with JEFF BECK at 18 years old. Big props to her!
who els lookes at his face cam to see if he smiles
Hehehe, he didn't think I'd see him cover that one at 2:03 . But I did. >:)
If i hit 1k subs my father will buy me a new monitor, i really need it, please help me
@@jeboobs got you
ye lol
420 likes, approved comment
0:30 now i know why the bass or guitar have that weird shape...it's for support
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good one lmao
Yeah bras are underrated am I right
Ofcourse!
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The guy that was your favorite was incredible. It sounded alot like one of the sound tracks to a lethal weapon movie but that person had some serious skills. Great video man thanks for yet another epic slapfest!!!
I agree. Ayumu was also my favorite. Most musically creative and expansive. Absolutely fantastic!
Wow Ayemu!
So complex, so fast, but such clarity of each note, and such a crazy clean tone!
Guitar strings?
@@zelddan exactly. Sensitive 5 string bass with a pick
The 2nd bassist shown, Ayumu, is truly Incredibly Epic!
My favorite one hands down, his style and talent is truly incredible
Yeah, but the first girl was hot. So she wins!
@@RByrne she looks like she has diarrhea on her head. But yeah, okay. Tight shirt and B cups = hot 🙄
Yes
@@RByrne yea, but the bass playing was hotter!
Tal is on another level, amazing... the best in a walk.... Jeff Beck bowed down to her after solo in Crossroads in Chicago, nough said.
0:31 - Didn't even realize she was holding a bass because her "shirt" looks so damn good.
Yeah, especially the side of the shirt
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@@Robonova mind blowing
Tu PROGENITORA
@@Robonova ✅ mate
ok
*Y e S*
a moment of silence for people who don't know this channel...
@Nathan Duggan faxs
🤣
Me before corona
Amen. And Awoman.
I was once one of those. Only a few weeks ago. Pfffffffffffffff! So unepicain’t - I can’t even’t.... I look at the man in the mirror and want to slap him back to the first video... yes. slap back in time. Slap right now. Can I ever be epico again after this? I don’tent think I can’tent. Lamao. Ohemgee. 😭
I fell in love with Tal’s skills many years ago. They are epic.
Tal is a wonderful talent and she embraced that moment in time and we all share it with her. Inspirational for sure. Oh and that Davie 504 guy isn't too bad either. Davie your contribution to music is a driving force for bassists (slappers) young and older. A true ambassador to the bass brother/sisterhood of man. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!
Ayumu is mind blowing alright. Those finger slides are so unique. Bravo.
I’m honestly so glad people like Davie504, Blu DeTiger, and other bass players are bringing back the power and sound of the bass and putting the bas more in the spotlight now. It’s honestly amazing
Wow! Nice collection of different styles of BASS playing! APPROVED ! 👋 😁
Love Tal's style but Ayemu... wow, clean n clear.
Well... she's Tal Wilkenfeld and she plays for Jeff Beck... so yeah, there's that....
She has two albums of her own out, too! The second one features her singing!
Her song ‘under the sun’ is one of my favorite songs of all time
And Vinnie Colaiuta plays with her!
Jeff Beck's daughter.
@@dgemstate5422 really?
1:33 That Bass's neck looks kinda twisted and uncomfortable to handle
The neck is straight. The frets just give it the illusion of being twisted due to the angle. It's called a fanned fret neck.
Dingwall bass. Fanned frets take some getting used to but the trade off is a longer string scale with a more solid fundamental tone and vastly improved intonation. If you ever get to play one make sure it's one made in Canada and not the Indonesian models - the tone and build quality are rather different.
@@gargamel3393 ye
@@gargamel3393 omg i didn't even notice
@@WTHFX thanks for the info!
The artist that was playing on the fanned fretted bass was impressive and from a technical perspective it was a very good performance.
Chris Squire was on of the first progressive rock bassist that I really found stood out above many of the other rock bassist along with John Entwistle and Geezer Butler, and Paul McCartney, whom was the first bassist that I knew of, of course none of them utilised the slapping that most of the newer exceptional bassist do, most rock bassist used picks with a few exceptions, like Flea, for example. I play guitar, but I appreciate good bass playing.
Thank you for posting these videos!
Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨
I've only heard 4 pieces by Claypool but I instantly recognized his playing. I like the first girl's playing best because it was rhythmic, melodic and pleasantly relaxing.
Don't worry, we all looked at them...
Withdrew my like back for the 69
@@adept7497 same...
Apples
@@adept7497 ;)
@@adept7497 now its 96
Challenge: Eye Tracker while reviewing Female Bassists
Davie has a gf
@@kertig had
The boobies
Bro this is just disrespectful
You don’t need an eye-tracker for obvious facts 🤣
Tal is great, all of her albums and songs are amazing.
Awesome. Tal is simply amazing. But the absence of Jaco's solo live with Weather Report, or any of his solos for that matter, taints its for me. Same for missing Stanley Clarke, arguably the best slap-bassist ever.
Yep. This should be a discussion of "Greatest Living Bassist". How many of this music wouldn't even exist if Jaco hadn't come along first?
All wonderful, particularly this Tal prodigy, but yeah, Fords- the absence of Stanley and Jaco matters.
No Chris Squire either...
I didn't realize my volume was muted, until the 2nd bass solo plays..
and yes, I slapped this video because I notice that too.
[...] And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you. -Friedrich Nietzsche.
I bet that's not all you slapped.
Sad.
“This was not epic, this was incredibly epic.” Lmao😂✅
*wow*
That camera lens/twisted neck gave me a headache. Lol
@คωкωคяdłყ σdd gives her the power
they are all wonderfully good, OMG! so much passion and work, true gods of the BASS!
Aside from the fancy tricks displayed by many of these players, Tal Wilkenfeld was the best musician, putting a proper musical structure in her solo as well as playing very fast.
It IS very hard to play a bassline and singing at the same time meanwhile GLENN HUGHES : Hold my BASS.
If Davie said Billy Sheehan wasnt his style i doubt Glenn is even on Davies radar unfortunatly
Meanwhile Geddy Lee
@@elliebean368 true
Jerry Was A Racecar Driver by Primus - thats Bass and singing
@@jujuave primus is his style
Davie’s intro reaction : 🥵😨🤯😮😮
Davie’s actual reaction:🥸😕
Ayumu's playing is so special... It slaps the face of the Italian every time
I have been a guitarist, 6 string, for over 40 years. It always amazes me when a bassist can play a lead guitar solo exactly like I play it on a 6 string. It took me years to be able to stretch a few frets on a 6 string fretboard. A bassist playing the same solo as me would have to stretch much farther. A bass fretboard is a lot longer and the interval between frets is larger. I don't know how they do it.
They just go: hey ima show this non slapping guy whats what
They do it with practice.
The stare at 0:37, I can hear him mentally say "if you know, you know"
Davie boutta get age restricted for this
He even said “slap like now, if you noticed it” at 1:03
What a mad lad
"I'm not sure, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I see... a nipple"
You are correct👍
Me too
I can't cuz I'm innocent
I'm not sure, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I think she was ... playing bass ?
@@AlfredHugecokk i noticed that too
I had a tough time hearing that first girl, so I had to listen on full screen.
I was mesmerized by Tal Wikenfeld's playing. Can't put my finger on it.
Glad to see respect for Les Claypool from Primus. Arguably the most innovative bass player of our generation.
Several generations imo. Glad Bily Sheehan was included. So many ppl do not know this legend exist. Niacin FTW!
The most virtuosic bassist out there today, and yet most of his current stuff sounds like toddlers playing on junk they found laying around the garage
Can't decide if I want to play with Wynonna's big brown beaver or get some smack. Jilly (probably)
@@geetee2694 It's just a matter of opinion.
She isn't wearing a bra and that gives her magical bass powerz
brass
@@jazzram_ LMAO
Davie is also wearing no bra when he's playing the bass because of this.
@@fiffbo loll wtff
Damn I didn't notice that
My favourite is les claypool, of course. Because it s not about solo only, it is a fully integrated solo in a song “one better”. Les’s bass is the “main” leading instrument. This fact is a breakthrough of all stereotypes that BASS has supportive or rythm-section role in a band. Unique person.
All of these are fantastic, but Tal Wilkenfeld is my favorite. You should listen to and watch her solo in ‘Cause we’ve ended as Lovers with the Jeff Band but in the concert “Live at Ronnie Scott’s”. The best of all!
I love her. Tal Wilkenfeld is a prodigy, she plays amazingly well. She was bassist for Jeff Beck at 21 y.o.
@Remitfromhell I really liked her work with Herbie
Jeff Beck's daughter...
Tal wins! When Jeff Beck invites you into his band...his stage...you win. Then!!!...he stands in amazement on HIS own stage and applauds his own bandmate....YOU WIN!!
Tal is an amazing professional Musician through and through!!
I think she was playing with Jeff beck at like 14 ysold.
This clip is from her playing with Beck at the crossroads festival.
When Davie forgets to say "Stay funky bros."
NOT EPIC
To be honest, I like when RUclipsrs don’t assume all their fans are bros. Seems like a basic thing to not alienate a big portion of the fan base.
@@Dartania did you... just... ok
@@Dartania I feel like it's more like Bro TM. Gender neutral bro. But I do understand where you're coming from.
I am The 69th Like Whoooohohohooh
@@NshbrVrjsn @lemon exe You see what I did there :)
I’m a bass guitar player, & I’ve been crushing on Tal Wilkenfield for a long while now, the first time I saw her do that solo with Jeff Beck, I just packed up my bass & hid it in the closet for 3 weeks, lol. People say I’m good, but I’m telling you, in my mind,she put me to shame. I luv her!
🎵🎶🎸😎😍😛
Victor Wooten has been my favorite since the 90's. Seen him five times.
0:33 I needed that close up so I can see how she plays the bass note by note...
The bass and the boob... Perfect partners.
@@eclecticcollected8570 no
@́ I don't think she's under 18
Maybe he's a simp, but i don't think a creep
😂
The first solo is so good that I had to bonk myself
Well, you can expect anything but top performance from anyone who's is hired by Jeff Beck.
The visuals were quite distracting.
Now I have her playing in another tab.
Like this, I can just listen - and know if I like the MUSIC or not.
It's good.
I don't hear much flashy technique, but the music is beautiful.
Bra-less solo..........I bet Davy slapped himself silly.
I love watching Tai's bit with Jeff Beck but still, the best of all time? It is academic jazz performed to perfection. Have seen Stanley Clarke several times and with that monster tour with Victor Wooten, and Marcus Miller. I'd say she still has a mountain to climb. On the other hand, why make a competition out of these comparisons at all.
There is a big difference between solowing on bass, and complimenting other musicians while playing with them. The former usually features "technique", while the later features musicianship.
JACO PASTORIUS
may he Rest In Peace.
Esperanza Spalding is a living musical genius. Unbelievable talent.
Yeah
Yeah but thats not her
@@aaronjackson1849 Esperanza Spalding is later in the video. She's the singer with the cool 70s style Afro.
@@droidgeist .yeeeeeahhh saw that a bit after writing this. Sorry bro. Spaulding is fucking amazing
@@aaronjackson1849 no problem I do that all the time.
The differance between her and Tall - She dressed truly modestly, which showcases her confidence, she didnt have to distract the audience with what drapes over her instrument. In adition The pomp of Tall rests on the fact that Beck chose her to play that part, whereas her counterpart demonstrated a higher level of expertise in the comfort of her own home.
Great bassists all of them. Each has their strong points and individuality....just as it should be. Never allow yourself to pick a "best" over anyone; its all to be appreciated and learned from. 🤙
So no ones talking about the “SLAP like now if you noticed that too” 1:03
Didn’t realize someone already pointed this out 😂
lol
it was already pointed enough not to be pointed out xD
Lol
69 likes
@@itsnotjason soon 420? 🧐
When the anime girl is playing Davie's solo the WRONG way
I liked them all, they stand on their own merits. My favorite bass player is Terrance 'Geezer' Butler of Black Sabbath fame. He's not necessarily the 'best', but he's still my favorite because of his global influence. I recommend his new book, 'Into The Void', it's really good.🎸
They were all incredible! But my heart will always belong to Mark King of Level 42! 🥰
Primus and the RHCP are two of the bands that made me fall in love with the bass as an instrument, and at the same time they made me understand the importance of it so that the songs sound with a unique rhythm and climate.
0:36 Davie notices that she has bass in her hands
@SunTai Um there is nothing to see here :>
@SunTai they are called balls
@@nelbertpaner1154 more like balls on the bass
Umm. Why do I see nipp- Nevermind
Bra-less solo..........I bet Davy slapped himself silly.
Ayumu for beauty .tal for jazz ,victor for showmanship, Bill Wyman for rock roll .les for more surprise , flea for slapatude .and you for slapping chis rock
The young lady plays with precision , feel and such skill, love it.
I like Tal's solo alot... she has a smooth, groovey tone and great feel
BUT I must ask: WHAT IS YOUR FEELING ABOUT JACO'S PLAYING? Please talk about him in a future video!
She's playing with Jeff Beck so deff a legend
Yes, and that's Vinnie Colaiuta on drums too and also not to forget She's also played with Herbie Hancock. Legends
recall the 1st time i saw this. was captivated. Tal is fantastic, and this style is gorgeous!
What I liked about Tal Wilkenfeld is the reaction of 2 of her MALE bandmembers. Smiling and head bobbing, showing full respect.
Davie, you can't ignore Geddy Lee forever!
he is an average bassist, wdym?
he did notice les claypool who loves geddy lee and played with him too
did anyone give him the time machine leave that thing alone solo? ? legendary
@@dev0uredtv1 WUT?
@@kakashihatake6176 dude, just take a look at les claypool , flea, victor wooten and many more that are better technicians and bass lines writers, i mean hes awesome but hell he isn't underrated, he's ok
1:55 you can see the respect in his face
I love how her fret markers make the neck look twisted. That was the best solo I have ever heard and I am a 53 year old Drummer/Percussionist/Guitar Player/ very armature Bass player, Correctional Officer/ Master of none but I just love all music. I thought your bass solo was very good too. even though you had some anime girl playing it.
That's what bass players do they make others smile without smiling
My favorite has to be Les Claypool. He is a master of slap and is unconventional in his phrasing. He is one of the very few bassists, for me, that has always created music that has engaged me in one way or another.
"To defy the laws of tradition"
Its amazing how many upstanding young men from my very small hometown became recognized around the world for their talents! I remember Les in school and he was amazing for his age then. And Kurt too and a few others who went on to play with headline groups. Many pro ball players, motocross riders, and even a few diplomats, amazing how life matured these folks.
Tremolo guitar of Les Claypool is awesome...
@@omorganstudios no shit, who comes up with putting a trem bar on their bass, Les Claypool.
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.
I have a growing urge for Davie to say "My name is Giovanni Giorgio but everyone calls me Giorgo" and then play the song
Ha! Daft Punk
Normally I comment on women's long jump videos because of how impressive their swimming skills are, but i'm going to have to start watching bassist videos now too. Apparently, they're amazing jugglers and I never knew!
dang...how can she be so good so young!
Lots of practice.
Im not falling for it i know the girl is just davie in a skirt
*omg*
dude the girl wasn't wearing skirt, you must have focused on bASS solo really hard
@@alirezamashayekh9990 the bASS solo lol
It was so good that i have to look closely to hear the bass.
Jeff Beck's face says it all. He is so pleasantly impressed!
The second bass looks amazing, the fret arrangement, how is that even working ?