Jazz was the Gateway - In Conversation with Sean Hurley /// Scott's Bass Lessons

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:::About This Episode:::
I'm so happy to have the amazing Sean Hurley on today's episode!
If you haven't heard of Sean before, he's played with artists such as John Mayer, Alicia Keys, Robin Thicke, Ringo Star, Annie Lenox, Alanis Morissette, Idina Menzel and many more... plus... he's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet!
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[@mikemcgibney]

Sean comes across as such a with-it, together dude. Always has great advice, is interesting to listen to, and above all, a great player! Very inspirational.

[@JackRoan]

Sean is such a great dude, love that guy.

[@kickbiker7920]

Also .... those podcasts are awesome. I listen to these more than music recently.....

[@haneyhanes]

This really hits home for me. My father is a great singer/guitar player. I grew up doing the same thing! Couldn't go to a hang because, I had a gig with the 50+ club LOL. Now I make my living playing bass and couldn't be more grateful.

[@nmssis]

man, i love these stories.

[@lifeonfourstrings]

Just finished listening to the full 2 hour podcast, walked into work and Paper Doll is being played through the system for sound check. Great story Sean, nice work.

[@ArthurStone]

Thanks Scott; it's all sinking in slowly : -)

[@NorCalGuy]

Wow. Great story.

[@RaceTeq17]

yeah yeah yeah... yeah yeah

[@TheBobstephenson]

That guy…. The music teacher. Did he mention his name, having been such a help to him. ???

[@urbanboy3769]

y pensar que este fabuloso músico , toco con eros ramazzotti

[@mimakake]

great interview. Again. ;)

[@jimmmmybrady]

Scott,this is going to sound strange.I have to ask,what is the story behind that little Wooden Chair? The one behind Sean with the Harp shaped back.I have a very similar chair that my Grandmother gave me years ago.

[@elmanitasdeplomo]

Nice glow in the dark shins!

[@memeteamdreamteam3990]

holy shit I am right next to Westfield

[@ivysunmoon]

Can you do more slap bass lessons? I just can't figure it out.

[@Finnvbot]

+xLittleLady Dolphinx I'd recommend checking his beginner slap lessons out if you haven't already. I'm not an expert in slapping (I main a fretless with flats - ain't nobody got time fo' slappin'; when you can mwaaah fo' days) but this technique requires a great deal of left/right hand synchronisation. Muscle memory is king when it comes to learning any instrument so start slowly and give 110% focus on your technique, for it's better to do something properly once than to fumble it five times. Hope it helps, cheers!

[@grozwald]

I'm trying to absorb the story, but I keep getting distracted by that sexy P-bass.

[@wcalimese]

lol facts

[@southernpaths2986]

If God Himself told me I could have any ONE bass on the planet... I’m not so sure I wouldn’t take this P bass. Even more so than the Bass of Doom... it just has “that” sound!!

[@davidrider5970]

Bummed that guy didn't play a single note during that video.

[@JackRoan]

+David Rider Check out the latest nobleamps video. Sean plays a lot of great sounding notes. :)

[@davidsosa7618]

This guy does a lot of talking, hardly any playing

[@McDoinky]

"conversation"

[@ericfricke4512]

That's how an interview works.