When asked which song would be the best to show to anyone who hadn't heard of Yes, Chris chose Heart of the Sunrise, because it had so many different contrasting sections in mood, dynamics and predominance for each instrument or vocals. I do agree! So - what is, for you, the song that you would show to anyone listening to Yes for the very first time? Let me know in the comments!
Concordo completamente com Leandro! Perfeito! Já tirei muito esse baixo, e muitas vezes me perdia (hehehehe) e, claro, os teclados do Wakeman, tanto no Fragile e Close to the Edge. São musicas gostosas de tocar. Viajante! Parabéns!
Two years ago my wife had a dream I would die within the year. I have always had a Fender Jazz Bass and an Amp, yet have never played a day in my life. I decide that morning when my wife told me of her dream; I would spend a year to learn how to play that bass, one of my life dream to learn to play a guitar. This was the first video I saw and wanted to play. It has been 2 years and I am still alive. I still can't play a guitar, but I would like to thank you for giving me hope. :) Love this video. :) Doc
I'm sure you'll be able to play the bass, Doc. I think you can go gradually from simpler songs to work your technique. I'm very happy to know that you had my video as inspiration. All the best for your playing and thank you for sharing your story!
Holy Cow!! I was watching last night my dvd of YES Live at the Apollo. Naturally, I've had "Heart of the Sunrise" going thru my head and tonight was trying to play it on my Fender Jazz.( without a pick!). I was really impressed with Lee Pomeroy's playing of the tune on the dvd. So I come upstairs to my computer to find the bass tab and saw this video listed. Ok, I'll watch it. My jaw is STILL on the floor!! So inspiring to watch and listen. (I might even invest in some PICKS!) Thank you so much. I've been a HUGE YES fan for 46 years now. I'm sure Chris would be extremely proud of what you've done!
Hi Dallas - Glad to hear from you. Thank you very much for your kind words! Chris' picks were Jim Dunlop's Herco Flex 75, just in case you want them ;)
Heart of the Sunrise has not been one of my favorites, but it is now!! Chris's nuances of melody, counter and harmonizing passages are so much more apparent now! Thank you!
I am journeying to become the best bass player I can be. I have improved much in only a year. I have no formal training and only play to music I like. I have just tried to learn the sounds that go well with the music and learn the patterns of picking. You have been an inspiration to me since Chris Squire is my favorite bassist and the reason I decided to learn bass finally.
It's an approach I really support - playing our favourite songs. I started that way, even before I learned any theory or technique, and there was no internet. I hope you continue enjoying your bass playing and if you'll think of getting online lessons give me a try! Thanks Jeremy, I'm happy that you find my videos motivating!
One of the few clips I have seen where Chris Squire's nuances style as well as his unique tone were recreated. Well done. Makes me want to go out and buy a Rickenbacker Chris Squire model bass.
There is nothing more educational than faithfully executing a masterpiece. This video is especially valuable for bassists that don't have large hands like CS, as the demonstrator shows a lot of adaptation to make up for the lack of showy spidery technique that taller bassists can exhibit. Being tall, I never really thought about it, before I saw this video.
Thank you very much! Yes some passages require some greater strength and hand opening. I tried to watch how Chris handled those passages, especially using his thumb for chords. It takes practice and, as you said, adaptation. Once again thank you for your attentive comments. All the best.
Among the different, astonishing and beautiful bass lines that compound this entire song, when I saw the two basses appear at 05:44 to do that wonderful arpeggio, I felt like crying my eyes out. I think it's the most beautiful sound a bass guitar has created, perfect ring, perfect timing for the song, just genius. We will always love you Chris RIP :)
What a production! Nailed Chris Squire on multiple parts. Not an easy task, as well as the obvious dedication by the Rickenbacker itself. Agreed that Yes should contact him for gigs. What a band, and what a bass player. Chris Squire R.I.P. Stellar performance.
Miguel- You just make me so happy. Those Squire lines are for some reason very dear to me, growing up in the 70’s I remember wondering why other bassists didn’t just quit! Lol I was 10 when Roundabout came on the AM radio then, what the hell is that bass? At that age I hadn’t been exposed to Entwistles famous live tones yet. Chris always so upfront in the mix , and why not of course , but as a teenager his bass just struck me , but more with emotions somehow. Hard to explain, but now that I watch your videos it makes me quite emotional, you’re just the finest , I’ve never heard anyone nail it like you are. Yes I have a Ric 4001s, but you surely need a lot more than that or a certain preamp-superb talent. You certainly have that. Portugal must be so proud! Really enjoyed video of Chris singing your Ric certificate. Your the best. Chris and Geddy showed me a great new sound and vision of playing, melody with the most excellent skill. God Bless Just enjoy so much, words escape. Those lines are very precious to me. Jim Chicago
Hello Jim. Chris’ bass lines carry a lot of emotions to my ears as well. I’d say there’s a strong human factor, something of intuition that has always touched me. So I identify a lot of what you’ve written. Thank you very much for sharing your feelings about Chris’ playing. I’ll keep doing my best to bring more of Chris’ playing.
Why is this a work of love? Because we all love Chris Squire, and Miguel makes Chris's bass playing clearer to us, and makes it come alive again, more than ever! Kudos to you, Miguel! (I feel like wanting to play bass because of your playing! Now that's a compliment.)
Thank you very much for your kindest words dear friend. I hope that you really start playing bass and if you ever need some lessons to start, I'll be here! All the best and thanks for visiting my channel.
In this video it looks to be in immaculate condition, as though it was just taken out of it's case for the first time. The sound is full range and very pleasing. Is it strung with Rotosound Swing 66, or stock Rickenbacker strings?
Wonderful. (again) what a combo Mr Squire and Bill Bruford. its just music that transcends and then you know Steve Howe and Rick Wakemen are about to join in too. 😉 oh and Jon .
Thank you once again Miquel. This is the first place I go when I want guidance on learning a Chris Squire bassline. I know I will always get the correct fingering and phrasing. You have created a legacy that honours Mr. Squires incredible contribution to music and bass playing. Thank you again.
Well....if you're going to be a bedroom jammer, you may as well be the best you can be at it.....saves you a whole lot of shit with personalities, arangment, management, and everything else a band struggles through. Thats the best cover job I've ever seen throughout my 22 years of touring the U.S. and other countries. Great job man !
+Cory Jennings Thanks Cory! I have considerably less touring experience... well proportional to the sizes of our countries - here for sure I do what I like with no compromises. Thank you very much for your encouragement!
Every bit as good as the original. Fantastic. It's really nice to hear this isolated, I had forgotten how beautiful some of those slow wandering bass lines sound, especially with the guitar turned down.
Great sound! I've never heard the bass in this song clearly. Here, your bass rises above the rest of the music, so one can make it out, yet you don't drowned out the other instruments.
Hi Miguel, better is not possible! And I not only mean your perfect bass-playing. How you cut and arange your videos is perfect too! It's so satisfiing for me to see and hear your YES-bass-covers and I can feel, hear and see how much you love the YES music! Your videos are a wunderful tribute to YES and to Chris (sorry my English ist not so perfect like your videos...)!
Martin - I love it so much and fortunately fans like you also love it and thus understand what I try to express with the video presentations. Thank you very much and best wishes for the new year!
RUclips threw this at me as a recommended vid, and of course I clicked on it because I so love this bass part. I only intended to check it out for a minute or two, but it was so good I stuck around for the whole thing. Really nicely done.
Obrigado sempre Miguel! Congratulations on climbing this great mountain of composition and technique. But if ANYONE could do it, we all know YOU would. Well done well done WELL DONE (as always)!
It is wonderful! It is really wonderful! As an enthusiastic fan of Chris, I also appreciate your performance very much. From now on, please continue announcing the excellent piece of music of YES!
Miguel, I have to listen to this at least once a month; this is Chris incarnate! Thanks for creating and posting this so long ago... " I don't think our song will leave you "
I got my bass about 2 months and just started diving into yes but my love for rush was bound to eventually lead me here. Being 16 it’s hard to talk to people about playing and listening to this stuff, but your videos kept me going, thanks!
Hi Andrew, I think soon you'll find many Yes fans here in the channel or in other forums. Also in Facebook groups you might join (I am in a few of those). Even when I was about your age it would be impossible to find a lot of yes fans around me, but now there is internet and lots of communities. In any case you can always write me here, email or on facebook.com/miguelfalcaobass. All the best
Great! I think that you are the best bassist for Yes bass covers. Absolutely accurate, you really make a very good work with these songs, Chris Squire would be proud! Recently I am learning a few songs from Yes ( and this is one of them) with the help of the original bass tracks, with some tabs AND with your videos! They are very useful! Thanks ! Greetings from Italy!
Greetings from Portugal Sergio. Thanks for letting me know that you are enjoying the videos as a learning tool. I'm available for online lessons if you ever need :) All the best!
Hell yeah man! Chris would be proud. I just got a bass guitar but haven't learned to play it. My goal right now is to be able to play this entire bassline in one smooth run.
Hi! It will take a lot of practice to do it all in one take, but remember there are some overdubs in the original track (chords). Let me know if I can help with my online lessons via Skype. Have fun playing!
Absolutely perfect as always! You can really hear Ricks use of a wha pedal on his C3 is this mix. I’ve seen a picture of him using it in the Fragile studio pics but never heard it until now!
I have seen a lot of players do covers of Chris's work and do fine. But it was nice to see it played like he did, with a pick. I don't understand why so many players try to learn his technique, but refuse to use a pick.
Yes, I guess many players use the pick influenced by Chris. However Chris does have some songs he plays fingerstyle and he keeps his identity. I actually like playing both styles, it's a question of whichever suits the music. Thanks for watching!
![YES - And You And I [bassline / bass cover]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p2dAnA5q-U4/mqdefault.jpg)
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When asked which song would be the best to show to anyone who hadn't heard of Yes, Chris chose Heart of the Sunrise, because it had so many different contrasting sections in mood, dynamics and predominance for each instrument or vocals. I do agree!
So - what is, for you, the song that you would show to anyone listening to Yes for the very first time?
Let me know in the comments!
Besides Roundabout of course, it's definitely this song!
Roundabout or And You and I, personally
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Depends. I like to show this song to metalheads because the main riff is just so heavy
@@jakubsevcik1392 YES was the heaviest band I have ever seen. Heavy in many ways
Fantastic playing and sound. This makes me wish I could play with a pick.
Going to see YES this Friday.
You should be Yes's bass player after Chris passed on... He would be very proud
Thank you very much Leandro!
Concordo completamente com Leandro! Perfeito! Já tirei muito esse baixo, e muitas vezes me perdia (hehehehe) e, claro, os teclados do Wakeman, tanto no Fragile e Close to the Edge. São musicas gostosas de tocar. Viajante! Parabéns!
This is a wonderful tribute to Chris's transcendent art. Rest in peace Chris Squire. Thanks!
Thank you very much James!
Two years ago my wife had a dream I would die within the year. I have always had a Fender Jazz Bass and an Amp, yet have never played a day in my life. I decide that morning when my wife told me of her dream; I would spend a year to learn how to play that bass, one of my life dream to learn to play a guitar. This was the first video I saw and wanted to play. It has been 2 years and I am still alive. I still can't play a guitar, but I would like to thank you for giving me hope. :) Love this video. :) Doc
I'm sure you'll be able to play the bass, Doc. I think you can go gradually from simpler songs to work your technique. I'm very happy to know that you had my video as inspiration. All the best for your playing and thank you for sharing your story!
Keep practicing it's just time
Glad you’re still with us
@@jerryseinfeld9815 Thank you. My doctors tell me I am in great health.
Chris Squire remains the most fascinating bass player ever. He must have had an innate sense for counterpoint. Great playing man!
Thank you, John!
at 5:49 that was a surprise arpeggio. I never knew! Thanks for showing it.
Hi Edgar! If you check Chris playing it live, he switches to that chordal part. Thanks!
@@miguelbass I’m glad I’m not the only one who realised that. I had my bass with me and realised the arpeggios were way to low for guitar
Holy Cow!! I was watching last night my dvd of YES Live at the Apollo. Naturally, I've had "Heart of the Sunrise" going thru my head and tonight was trying to play it on my Fender Jazz.( without a pick!). I was really impressed with Lee Pomeroy's playing of the tune on the dvd. So I come upstairs to my computer to find the bass tab and saw this video listed. Ok, I'll watch it. My jaw is STILL on the floor!! So inspiring to watch and listen. (I might even invest in some PICKS!) Thank you so much. I've been a HUGE YES fan for 46 years now. I'm sure Chris would be extremely proud of what you've done!
Hi Dallas - Glad to hear from you. Thank you very much for your kind words! Chris' picks were Jim Dunlop's Herco Flex 75, just in case you want them ;)
Heart of the Sunrise has not been one of my favorites, but it is now!! Chris's nuances of melody, counter and harmonizing passages are so much more apparent now! Thank you!
Thank you very much! :)
I am journeying to become the best bass player I can be. I have improved much in only a year. I have no formal training and only play to music I like. I have just tried to learn the sounds that go well with the music and learn the patterns of picking. You have been an inspiration to me since Chris Squire is my favorite bassist and the reason I decided to learn bass finally.
It's an approach I really support - playing our favourite songs. I started that way, even before I learned any theory or technique, and there was no internet. I hope you continue enjoying your bass playing and if you'll think of getting online lessons give me a try! Thanks Jeremy, I'm happy that you find my videos motivating!
One of the few clips I have seen where Chris Squire's nuances style as well as his unique tone were recreated. Well done. Makes me want to go out and buy a Rickenbacker Chris Squire model bass.
Thank you very much, Keith!
@@miguelbass Although I personally would only use the element close to the bridge!!
Amazing and most faithful covers of Chris Squire's bass parts. Well done, young man!
Thank you so much for watching!
EXCELLENT, and I mean EXCELLENT. Actually somewhere beyond EXCELLENT. Thanks for this! Made my day!
Thank you, John!
Now I can really appreciate what an intricate bass line that is. Wonderful.
Your fantastic playing makes a longtime Yes fan like myself appreciate Squire's genius even more....
Thank you very much, Gregory. All the best.
There is nothing more educational than faithfully executing a masterpiece. This video is especially valuable for bassists that don't have large hands like CS, as the demonstrator shows a lot of adaptation to make up for the lack of showy spidery technique that taller bassists can exhibit. Being tall, I never really thought about it, before I saw this video.
Thank you very much! Yes some passages require some greater strength and hand opening. I tried to watch how Chris handled those passages, especially using his thumb for chords. It takes practice and, as you said, adaptation. Once again thank you for your attentive comments. All the best.
miguelbass Thanks also for including the overlay tracks from the studio arrangement. CS also at times used his thumb. It does serve speed and stamina.
arthritis ,, have same big crap around joints ... but he muscled past ... thats a really painful thing .. my heart is his
thats the sweetest playing i ve heard on a Rick in years your one talented man
Maybe to can play with YES one day and carry on Chris's spirit! Great job!
+David Lucero That's very kind of you David. Thank you!
Very impressive! Managing the right tones is already a feat. Hats off!
+ArsenalEcho Thank you!
Even I meant that without thinking of particular songs, you chose that example brilliantly!
Among the different, astonishing and beautiful bass lines that compound this entire song, when I saw the two basses appear at 05:44 to do that wonderful arpeggio, I felt like crying my eyes out. I think it's the most beautiful sound a bass guitar has created, perfect ring, perfect timing for the song, just genius. We will always love you Chris RIP :)
Thank you very much. I really love that chord overdub. Chris actually would play it live. He’d make those chords sound just like he could!
What a production! Nailed Chris Squire on multiple parts. Not an easy task, as well as the obvious dedication by the Rickenbacker itself. Agreed that Yes should contact him for gigs. What a band, and what a bass player. Chris Squire R.I.P.
Stellar performance.
Thank you so much, John. All the best.
A true classic from the 1972 Yes Fragile album Miguel. The bass cover is brilliant! The video is very cool too.
That is simply a pristine bass cover of an extremely difficult and complex song. Amazingly done! Very impressive!!
Thank you very much, AJ! Best regards 🎶
Thank you, as always for your presence and support!
Many have tried but most fail. You, sir, totally nailed it!
Thank you, Paul!
Miguel-
You just make me so happy.
Those Squire lines are for some reason very dear to me, growing up in the 70’s I remember wondering why other bassists didn’t just quit!
Lol
I was 10 when Roundabout came on the AM radio then, what the hell is that bass?
At that age I hadn’t been exposed to Entwistles famous live tones yet.
Chris always so upfront in the mix , and why not of course , but as a teenager his bass just struck me , but more with emotions somehow. Hard to explain, but now that I watch your videos it makes me quite emotional, you’re just the finest , I’ve never heard anyone nail it like you are. Yes I have a Ric 4001s, but you surely need a lot more than that or a certain preamp-superb talent.
You certainly have that.
Portugal must be so proud!
Really enjoyed video of Chris singing your Ric certificate.
Your the best.
Chris and Geddy showed me a great new sound and vision of playing, melody with the most excellent skill.
God Bless
Just enjoy so much, words escape.
Those lines are very precious to me.
Jim
Chicago
Hello Jim. Chris’ bass lines carry a lot of emotions to my ears as well. I’d say there’s a strong human factor, something of intuition that has always touched me. So I identify a lot of what you’ve written. Thank you very much for sharing your feelings about Chris’ playing. I’ll keep doing my best to bring more of Chris’ playing.
Jesus, why don't you have one million views already?!
Outstanding job. As always...
RIP Chris
+Il Venir Thank you very much!
+Il Venir ....cause he is a guy. I just saw some little sexy girl play Smoke on the Water. An easy song right?...she has over 3 million veiws
Oh, well, please consider also that "smoke on the water" is still a very popular song, compared to this one.
But, hey, I get your point :p BEEEWBZ
This is absolutely phenomenal. This type of playing is what I want to work my way towards as a musician. Great job
+Chase Pendleton Hello Chase. Thank you very much and all the best to your playing!
+miguelbass you as well :)
That tone, that playing, that everything, PERFECT cover!! also you helped me learn this song!
Thank you Ricardo, Keep on playing! Merry Christmas!
this bass line is just perfection
+Bruno Romero Thanks for watching Bruno!
Good job! Thanks mate!
My favourite bass line ever. Chris Squire was an absolute legend!
+Pedro Olavo Carvalho Thank you Pedro, abraço!
Awesome, especially those trills at 5:50 .. sublime.
Thank you very much!
Bellissimo abbinamento immagini a prova eccelsa. Grandissimo! Seguo tutte le tue performance, innarivabile!! Grazie Miguel" Chris" !!! Thanks!!
Grazie Stefano!
One of my all time favorite songs, incredible cover!
Michael, thank you very much for watching. All the best
Gorgeous bass ! There is no one more worthy to hold this icon. SALUTE ! ! !
Thanks again, Tony! All the best.
Why, why does the world not stop and listen in awe to this music,to what these people put together, am i the only one?
The world is busy listening to the greatness of the Weekend.... :(
Thank you for being here!
Amazing song and bass cover
Thank you very much!
Why is this a work of love?
Because we all love Chris Squire, and Miguel makes Chris's bass playing clearer to us, and makes it come alive again, more than ever!
Kudos to you, Miguel!
(I feel like wanting to play bass because of your playing! Now that's a compliment.)
Thank you very much for your kindest words dear friend. I hope that you really start playing bass and if you ever need some lessons to start, I'll be here! All the best and thanks for visiting my channel.
I just love your playing, your tone/sound and gorgeous bass.
Thank you Don! All the best from Portugal.
In this video it looks to be in immaculate condition, as though it was just taken out of it's case for the first time. The sound is full range and very pleasing. Is it strung with Rotosound Swing 66, or stock Rickenbacker strings?
Wonderful. (again) what a combo Mr Squire and Bill Bruford. its just music that transcends and then you know Steve Howe and Rick Wakemen are about to join in too. 😉 oh and Jon .
Thanks for your kind comments on my videos, Randle!
Great job!
I wish you were here in the states and form a yes cover band and beyond!!!!!!
Thanks for carrying the light.
Good health and happiness.
Thank you, Grok! All the best!
Thank you once again Miquel. This is the first place I go when I want guidance on learning a Chris Squire bassline. I know I will always get the correct fingering and phrasing. You have created a legacy that honours Mr. Squires incredible contribution to music and bass playing. Thank you again.
Thank you very much, John! All the best, and stay safe!
I am stunned. Beautiful.
Thank you very much, Mark!
This guy needs to go on tour with YES.... Absolutely perfect....
Hi Paul. Thank you so much for your compliment! All the best.
@@miguelbass no problem.... I thoroughly enjoyed that.... Take care....
That was simply brilliant, to listen to and watch. Thank you so much ❤
Thanks for watching Halo. All the best
Simply amazing. I bow to you.
Thanks again :) Happy that you are enjoying the clips!
Congratulations. Perfect transcription, perfect timing and dynamics.
Muito obrigado Alex!
Well....if you're going to be a bedroom jammer, you may as well be the best you can be at it.....saves you a whole lot of shit with personalities, arangment, management, and everything else a band struggles through. Thats the best cover job I've ever seen throughout my 22 years of touring the U.S. and other countries. Great job man !
+Cory Jennings Thanks Cory! I have considerably less touring experience... well proportional to the sizes of our countries - here for sure I do what I like with no compromises. Thank you very much for your encouragement!
Every bit as good as the original. Fantastic. It's really nice to hear this isolated, I had forgotten how beautiful some of those slow wandering bass lines sound, especially with the guitar turned down.
Miguel, that was deadly accurate and sounded fantastic. You did a superior job on the video too. Thank you!
Worth the wait. Nicely done!
Great sound! I've never heard the bass in this song clearly. Here, your bass rises above the rest of the music, so one can make it out, yet you don't drowned out the other instruments.
Thank you very much, Paul!
Hi Miguel, better is not possible! And I not only mean your perfect bass-playing. How you cut and arange your videos is perfect too! It's so satisfiing for me to see and hear your YES-bass-covers and I can feel, hear and see how much you love the YES music! Your videos are a wunderful tribute to YES and to Chris (sorry my English ist not so perfect like your videos...)!
Martin - I love it so much and fortunately fans like you also love it and thus understand what I try to express with the video presentations. Thank you very much and best wishes for the new year!
RUclips threw this at me as a recommended vid, and of course I clicked on it because I so love this bass part. I only intended to check it out for a minute or two, but it was so good I stuck around for the whole thing. Really nicely done.
Thank you very much my friend!
Obrigado sempre Miguel!
Congratulations on climbing this great mountain of composition and technique.
But if ANYONE could do it, we all know YOU would.
Well done well done WELL DONE (as always)!
Just amazing!! Awesome job! Just can't even describe of how well you performed the part!
Thank you so much! All the best!
i’m playing this song for my final music project in high school, and this video is hugely helpful! :)
Cool! Best of luck with that, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for watching along!!
Thank you very much Bob!
It is wonderful! It is really wonderful!
As an enthusiastic fan of Chris, I also appreciate your performance very much.
From now on, please continue announcing the excellent piece of music of YES!
Miguel, I have to listen to this at least once a month; this is Chris incarnate! Thanks for creating and posting this so long ago... " I don't think our song will leave you "
Thank you dear Mark.
Thank you very much. I hope to continue to do so! All the best.
Very well done sir! exact playing, nice camera work and effects!
Thank you very much! All the best from Portugal.
Great performance....great song. Would to play it with my band....
Hi Frans, thank you very much!
I got my bass about 2 months and just started diving into yes but my love for rush was bound to eventually lead me here. Being 16 it’s hard to talk to people about playing and listening to this stuff, but your videos kept me going, thanks!
Hi Andrew, I think soon you'll find many Yes fans here in the channel or in other forums. Also in Facebook groups you might join (I am in a few of those). Even when I was about your age it would be impossible to find a lot of yes fans around me, but now there is internet and lots of communities. In any case you can always write me here, email or on facebook.com/miguelfalcaobass. All the best
Great! I think that you are the best bassist for Yes bass covers. Absolutely accurate, you really make a very good work with these songs, Chris Squire would be proud! Recently I am learning a few songs from Yes ( and this is one of them) with the help of the original bass tracks, with some tabs AND with your videos! They are very useful! Thanks ! Greetings from Italy!
Greetings from Portugal Sergio. Thanks for letting me know that you are enjoying the videos as a learning tool. I'm available for online lessons if you ever need :) All the best!
Right on Miguel. Wonderful.
Thank you Scott!
@miguelbass I've been a Yes fan since a teenager. I'm 61 now and really enjoy your videos.
Thank you Alex. It's nice to hear from you again as well. All the best!
Great performance as usual !! Thanks
Nailed it on every level!
Thank you very much, Paul!
Thank you very much! Happy you enjoyed it!
Truly amazing
Thank you, Brian!
Standing ovation! fantastic!
Hi Tommy! Thank you!
your welcome!
Outstanding. Playing exquisite, balance appropriate and video affects tasteful and additive. Kudos!
Thank you very much!
Perfect playing and tone.
Thanks David!
This is amazing! I went to a different tab on my browser and I forgot that I was listening to this version instead of the original. Great work!
Thank you very much, Alex!
Cheers to you and your amazing bass playing.
Hello Greg, thank you for watching!
Just got into yes and already this is one of my favorite basslines
You have excellent taste then - and I love Slayer too!
That was absolutely stunning Miguel !!!
HECK YES! AS ALWAYS YOU'RE AWESOME!
Very nice indeed. Captured the style and spirit very nicely.
Thank you Bradley.
This song is most good expression for the universe.And the work of your fingers on the neck is too.
Thank you, that was a kind compliment for me and I agree with you about this particular song - meaning.
dude your seriously super good. Listened to to this track quite a bit and showed it to my friends. Keep it coming man.
Thanks for sharing! All the best
Thanks for this. Even if I'm not able to play it, it's a pleasure to see it played like this. What a great song anyway…
+Chris Staebler Thank you Chris!
gReAt! Gracias Miguel por compartirlo!
Wow. Especially on accuracy and energy. We hear you!
Thank you very much for watching, John.
That was sick……..incredible tone!
Thank you!
Thank you very much, Paul. All the best.
Hell yeah man! Chris would be proud. I just got a bass guitar but haven't learned to play it. My goal right now is to be able to play this entire bassline in one smooth run.
Hi! It will take a lot of practice to do it all in one take, but remember there are some overdubs in the original track (chords). Let me know if I can help with my online lessons via Skype. Have fun playing!
1000 felicitaciones Miguel
Muchas gracias!
Gracias, Ignacio!
Waow! Amazing as ever ! THANKS FOR SHARING!
you´re great man! awesome job in the bass, a wonderfull tribute to the master of four strings... mr. Squire!!
Nice work and a great tribute to Chris!! The vocal isolation is awesome 🤓🎶🎤🎹🎸🥁
Thank you dear friend.
Great performance, Miguel! Beautifully played in another great video!
Absolutely perfect as always! You can really hear Ricks use of a wha pedal on his C3 is this mix. I’ve seen a picture of him using it in the Fragile studio pics but never heard it until now!
You're right. I think Rick also uses a wah with the piano on Long Distance Runaround. Thank you!
I have seen a lot of players do covers of Chris's work and do fine. But it was nice to see it played like he did, with a pick. I don't understand why so many players try to learn his technique, but refuse to use a pick.
Yes, I guess many players use the pick influenced by Chris. However Chris does have some songs he plays fingerstyle and he keeps his identity. I actually like playing both styles, it's a question of whichever suits the music. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you very much!
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