Bro, I really appreciate you sharing this and educating us on more traditional gospel bass..see the thing is, I congregate at a Hispanic Apostolic church, and many times they throw in these types of songs that I wasn't too familiar with because I was only taught the very basic chromatic walk on the bass. And of course, now and day they play more newer generation music. This really helps me; thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
WHAT A GREAT LESSON BROTHER!!! I love playing all genre's of basslines. Traditionally OF COURSE I'm a rock n roll guy but these days I'm dabbling in country, funk, AND NOW GOSPEL. STRAIGHT ....CLEAR...EASY TO UNDERSTAND TEACHINGS MAN. You are a great teacher.
In 1977 I attended a special Sunday evening service at the 3rd Baptist Church in Frisco USA that was recommended not to miss by a dj on a gospel music fm station in Oakland and there was choirs from 3 churches there and a visiting pastor from New Orleans. And all them beautiful people! what a night
I can't help but laugh so hard at this because it's so true about simple Southern Gospel Bass lines. I am one of them and want so bad to escape it..😂😂😂😂. I'm slowly learning. Thanks for the video.
Wow! This is a great lesson I don’t play in a gospel church but I’ve always been impressed by gospel musicians especially the bass This has helped me locked down the knowledge I have acquired by ear and trial and combined with what you’ve taught in this video I feel like I really get it now Thank you
1:48... Great work! I stand corrected, but I think you might have got it backwards there. It was Gospel music that influenced Jazz (Blues) not the other way around. I think scholars like Wynton Marsalis support this account too. Once again, great work, maestro!
Man I sure wish someone would do a video on the vocal bass/baritone line in traditional old gospel songs like Amazing Grace, I'll Fly Away, In The Garden. I have sang in a choir before but only way I can sing bass or baritone is to follow person beside me. And when I have sang in special music in quartet in small church I usually got a practice tape with just my part, so that helped. So take top 10, 15, or 20 most popular old timey gospel songs and play the bass/baritone line.
Wow you’re an amazing Teacher, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone on RUclips or anywhere else that makes the theory or techniques so understandable. You have gift brother Thank you for sharing it. 🙏🏼
Travis is the music Instructor. But I am your music HISTORY TEACHER. AFRICAN AMERICAN THE BLUES, AFRICAN AMERICAN GOSPEL MUSIC, JAZZ, SOUL, RHYTHM AND Blues , Rock and Roll, Influenced Rock music and more genres
No problem Travis African American develop Ragtime, Blues African American Gospel. Blues had babies which are Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, R & B, Rock and Roll Rock Music, SOUL, some Pop, and some Country Music Also.
Travis, thank you, this is just the thing I need to know, but it's a struggle, the way the sequence is spread across the bars. I'd like very much to see the bass line measure by measure, especially at chord changes and the turn around, from you or anyone. Again, thanks. Tom
Travis, I would be willing pay you if you would be willing to type the Chromatic walks on top of the lyrics, and include tabs? I've wanted to learn to play this song for a long time. Your instruction is very clear, but just a little fast for me.
Lovin' what you're layin' down man. I was always into gospel but was only ever intimidated when I heard Gooch play. But, that's understandable, amirite? Take care.
Hi sir! I love your bass lessons, it helps me improve my bass playing though im learning/practicing using my guitar😇😅 hoping and praying for another bass giveaway (hoping for a chance to win the giveaway) so I can practice effectively and jam with my co-worship team 🙏
please explain to me how to understand the numbers? i can't understand letters like 1 3 5 in A string and 7 in E string ?im familiar in only in letter chords only. thank you appreciated
The numbers he's using are in reference to the Bb scale (Bb-C-D-Eb-F-G-A-Bb). So when he says a number, it's corresponding to what order that note is on the scale (example: 1-3-5 is Bb-D-F because those are the 1st-3rd-and 5th notes in the scale). When he mentions playing on a certain string, he wants you to play that note where it's found on that particular string. Hope this helps 👍
I googled how to write gospel basslines and your tutorial pop upped only. So if goggle thinks highly of you I'm going to honestly give your content a try and see if I get that coveted gospel sound at will.
What you doing is persevering what was passed down to us to another generation! Thanks for pouring into the culture sir!!!!!
Amen! 🙏🙏🙏💝
Facts!
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Gospel/negro spirituals paved the way for other black music genres like blues, jazz, bebop, skat, country, rock, rnb, etc.
That's Right.
That is so true and right.
My brother. I've been playing traditional for a while but this is going to take my playing too the next level. Thank you Brother.
Bro, I really appreciate you sharing this and educating us on more traditional gospel bass..see the thing is, I congregate at a Hispanic Apostolic church, and many times they throw in these types of songs that I wasn't too familiar with because I was only taught the very basic chromatic walk on the bass. And of course, now and day they play more newer generation music. This really helps me; thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for letting me know!
WHAT A GREAT LESSON BROTHER!!! I love playing all genre's of basslines. Traditionally OF COURSE I'm a rock n roll guy but these days I'm dabbling in country, funk, AND NOW GOSPEL.
STRAIGHT ....CLEAR...EASY TO UNDERSTAND TEACHINGS MAN. You are a great teacher.
In 1977 I attended a special Sunday evening service at the 3rd Baptist Church in Frisco USA that was recommended not to miss by a dj on a gospel music fm station in Oakland and there was choirs from 3 churches there and a visiting pastor from New Orleans. And all them beautiful people! what a night
this is a great resource for non-black bass players who interested in gospel, thanks!
Thank you for breaking this down for beginners. You are a saint.
Love that bass! You are a GREAT teacher my friend!
I can't help but laugh so hard at this because it's so true about simple Southern Gospel Bass lines. I am one of them and want so bad to escape it..😂😂😂😂. I'm slowly learning. Thanks for the video.
I appreciate your content I’ve been listening to this progression all my life and did not know it was that simple 😮👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
My guy Travis I cannot stop loving your bass LICKS ❤🎉
I was waiting for you to cover the song to hear your GROOVE!
Thank you so much ,bro. I'm gonna have to play this one a few more times. LOL 'm slowly catchin on. LOL Thanks. Love this.
Wow!
This is a great lesson
I don’t play in a gospel church but I’ve always been impressed by gospel musicians especially the bass
This has helped me locked down the knowledge I have acquired by ear and trial and combined with what you’ve taught in this video I feel like I really get it now
Thank you
1:48... Great work! I stand corrected, but I think you might have got it backwards there. It was Gospel music that influenced Jazz (Blues) not the other way around. I think scholars like Wynton Marsalis support this account too. Once again, great work, maestro!
i hit the like buttom in the first 10sec, the way you speak it sparks joy.
You are amazing teacher
I’ve been looking for you😊
You're an awesome teacher. Thanks for your approach!!!
Super lesson. Thank you so much
Wow, you're such a good teacher
Man I sure wish someone would do a video on the vocal bass/baritone line in traditional old gospel songs like Amazing Grace, I'll Fly Away, In The Garden. I have sang in a choir before but only way I can sing bass or baritone is to follow person beside me. And when I have sang in special music in quartet in small church I usually got a practice tape with just my part, so that helped.
So take top 10, 15, or 20 most popular old timey gospel songs and play the bass/baritone line.
Wow you’re an amazing Teacher, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone on RUclips or anywhere else that makes the theory or techniques so understandable. You have gift brother Thank you for sharing it. 🙏🏼
I’m so glad this helped you. Thank you for the feedback!
man i really needed this lesson, thank you!!
You are the man! I was trying to find something exactly like this. I don't play at a church but would like to
He picked me up and told me to run on! Good work👍🏾🙏🏾👊🏾
Love your lessons thank you
Glad someone finally broke this down
Thank bro, this video really brought it down, and helped me out a lot
Great lesson teacher! Can’t wait to learn more!
Travis is the music Instructor.
But I am your music HISTORY TEACHER. AFRICAN AMERICAN THE BLUES, AFRICAN AMERICAN GOSPEL MUSIC, JAZZ, SOUL, RHYTHM AND Blues , Rock and Roll, Influenced Rock music and more genres
Thanks for the insight!
No problem Travis African American develop Ragtime, Blues African American Gospel. Blues had babies which are Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, R & B, Rock and Roll Rock Music, SOUL, some Pop, and some Country Music Also.
Travis, thank you, this is just the thing I need to know, but it's a struggle, the way the sequence is spread across the bars. I'd like very much to see the bass line measure by measure, especially at chord changes and the turn around, from you or anyone. Again, thanks. Tom
Bro!!!! This is exactly what I needed I’m so serious bro!! Like I’m on it hard now!!!
getting back to playing the bass. thanks for the study. i am following
解りやすい！感謝です！！
Travis, I would be willing pay you if you would be willing to type the Chromatic walks on top of the lyrics, and include tabs? I've wanted to learn to play this song for a long time. Your instruction is very clear, but just a little fast for me.
Thank my Brother been waiting on that one !!!!
Hey my man I love your teachings can you play and show me how to play whose side are you leaning on by the singing disciples?
Thx man for this tutorial.. I really needed this!!
So glad this vid is out! Perfect timing
Love the bass lines, but that tone is nice and punchy too!
Great account of the church way...the black church way that is💯👊
Lovin' what you're layin' down man. I was always into gospel but was only ever intimidated when I heard Gooch play. But, that's understandable, amirite? Take care.
Much appreciated
Thx bro,this really helped me understand this much
I found this helpful, but I would really need written sheet music to get it embedded - please consider thiss
Very useful knowledge. Thank you.
Very informative, thank you
That is a very nice bass i have the FH1960 Fred Hammond. i love these basses. you are a great bass player!!!
Thx for taking me up a couple of levels!
This is helpful thank you
tyvm for the free lesson
Great job. Thanks a lot!
I need one on one with this lesson
Thank you.
Awesomeness
Awesomeee I’m always intimidated by quartet music church.
Excellent!!!
Great lesson
This is superb. I'm a white bass player and I'm going to learn this stuff.
New bassist bro well not really new been playing for about a year now.. I’m struggling bad with playing at church.. I be lost so much. Any more tips??
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very cool, very helpful
Good lesson!!
hey man I really needed this..thanks!!!
Hi sir! I love your bass lessons, it helps me improve my bass playing though im learning/practicing using my guitar😇😅 hoping and praying for another bass giveaway (hoping for a chance to win the giveaway) so I can practice effectively and jam with my co-worship team 🙏
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Beautiful bass, brother!!
I'm still working on the lvl one bare minimal .
African Americans GOSPEL, JAZZ and BLUES made Gospel music that's where it came from!!!!!
Bout to be on church bass fighting for my life
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wow, thanks!
Great video, man. Thank you so much !
Love you Brother, unless I am mistaken, but I believe the Jazz players got the whole Jazz thing from Gospel.
Jazz players were largely gospel musicians that didn’t wanna keep playing the old and repetitive gospel music all the time.
African American Musician in the South Created the BLACK COUNTRY BLUES, African Country Gospel Music. BLUES music Came before Jazz a little History.
African American is the inventors of BLUES, JAZZ, GOSPEL, RAGTIME, ROCK AND ROLL, SOUL AND SO MANY MORE STLES OF MUSIC.
Blues came before it all, jazz just ripped off gospel for the most part. I personally love big band music but I despise bepop.
@@SrChalice I see your out look.
Okay!
Black🎸 ⚫ going all the way back
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please explain to me how to understand the numbers? i can't understand letters like 1 3 5 in A string and 7 in E string ?im familiar in only in letter chords only. thank you appreciated
The numbers he's using are in reference to the Bb scale (Bb-C-D-Eb-F-G-A-Bb). So when he says a number, it's corresponding to what order that note is on the scale (example: 1-3-5 is Bb-D-F because those are the 1st-3rd-and 5th notes in the scale). When he mentions playing on a certain string, he wants you to play that note where it's found on that particular string. Hope this helps 👍
@@haleespohn171 highly appreciated thank you so much
Hi Travis, I'm a patreon member but can't find the link or loops anywhere. Can you help me out please?
Can you redo this video, go over that 736 part and slow it down
In the key of Bb, 7 is A, 3 is D, 6 is G
Bass Brother! What bass brand is this gorgeous jazz fiver?
Can anyone tell me how to find the patron loops for this video?
Hey travis can you slap bass without a pedal or it can come out without having one??
I googled how to write gospel basslines and your tutorial pop upped only. So if goggle thinks highly of you I'm going to honestly give your content a try and see if I get that coveted gospel sound at will.
So did you?
Soy el primeroo
I told you !!!
Hello I have a question, what kind of bass do you have?
You're the third bass instructor I tried and you all have the bass volume so low that I can't hear it.
You might want to go to the doctor and get that checked out because I can hear it very well 👍
Turn your volume up buddy
What pickups are in your bass?
Great video! Silly question but what strings are you using?
pretty sure he uses the fat beams
Hey
what was the name of that foot pedal for bass guitar, u tube video..the one that slows it down and loops ?
Quick question: why did you make those notes Dom7 is that something Gospel uses because I thought those should be Maj7
He explains that around minute12:30. Quick answer: Gospel is in Blues like Blues is in Gospel.
Wow you got so much skinnier than 2 years ago when I last saw you!!!!!
Why does he think jazz came before gospel?
Because all music comes from Gospel Music first.
The way he just shrugs off Southern Gospel bassist. I felt slightly hurt.
Africa Americans created African Americans Gospel music from the blues and jazz.