pick1970

[quote name='matty589' post='178827' date='Apr 17 2008, 04:49 AM']If you look closely you'll see a large proportion of those transcriptions are by other people, and a lot of them have mistakes, some minor, some glaring. Most of the ones he's done himself are very good though![/quote] [size="4"][/size]All I can say to that Matt is I don't see you or anybody else with some notable exceptions, putting ANYTHING of use to bass players up on the Net and for FREE to boot! So when you finish correcting all the[b] "glaring mistakes" I've made,[/b] I'll be happy to post them. Until then.......Shhhhhhhhhh -Pick

[size="4"][/size] If you are a fan of Hadrien's playing and especially his soloing, you have to check out his solo on a tune called "Raju" It's posted (FOR FREE) at my web site [url="http://www.lucaspickford.com"]http://www.lucaspickford.com[/url] Enjoy, Pick

[size="4"][/size][b][/b] You can find Hadrien Feraud solos at [url="http://www.lucaspickford.com"]http://www.lucaspickford.com[/url] and also at: [url="http://www.bass-musician-magazine.com/General/bass-musician-magazine-detail.asp?year=2008&month=8&article-id=517976164"]http://www.bass-musician-magazine.com/Gene...le-id=517976164[/url]

There is nothing better for improving you knowledge of theory, technique, chord scales, etc... than by studying the solos and bass parts of the Masters. Well if you go to my web site [b]http://www.lucaspickford.com[/b], you will find [b]100% FREE transcriptions of players like; Hadrien Feraud, Marcus Miller, Jaco, Anthony Jackson, Di Piazza, and many more. [/b] Enjoy, Pick