Sting - Englishmen In New York Bass Cover with Playalong Tabs In Video

Sting's Englishmen In New York, Bass Cover
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[@podla_szelma]

Gr8 tone in that cover.

[@watchingbass9245]

Nice cover👍😲

[@CesarOmarMarinCSR]

Super song 10

[@helsinkicity3348]

Excellent 👍👍👍.

[@basssoul6874]

Thanks a lot!

[@nxmb295]

2:30

[@michelouellet2818]

So cool man!!
Love it! :)

[@Sasa-poisonqueen]

🖤🖤🖤🧡 yes! Great!

[@kristopherjoaquin2037]

Instablaster.

[@martijnalblas]

Nice. Thanks a million! Bar 59 I think should be 4 6 7 3

[@basssoul6874]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@Andrew-cr7qv]

That would make sense from a musical standpoint, but if you listen to the record you can hear it is B - C - C# - Bb (4,5,6,3) as he plays it. Sounds strange at first, but that’s jazz for you.

[@Leigh-ux9ry]

What does the 'v' shape under some of the tab notes mean? I know this line | is a single note, but not sure if the 'v' is played differently

[@basssoul6874]

HI CL
Guess you're talking about the 8th that are a 16th longer. This is shown as a"v" with a small dot on the right hand side. The tone is played with a duration of 3 16th notes. Hope that explains it properly?

[@Leigh-ux9ry]

@@basssoul6874 Oh okay, so those notes are just played a little longer than a normal 8th note? Fantastic, thanks for replying!

[@inhale]

sounds very rigid, I suggest listening to the Tiny Desk version where Sting plays while singing. Amazing cover tho.

[@thewomble1509]

Don't know where those tabs are from because there are WAY too many passing/ghost notes in what you are playing.