What's the last bassline you learned?

[Jarhead]

Had a go at Bloodmeat by Protest The Hero. It hurt
Zach

[Jono Bolton]

I've been trying to work out most of Glassjaw's 'Worship and Tribute' by ear for the last couple of weeks.

[Starvolt]

Hunting for Witches by Bloc Party

Good fun to play

[tonybassplayer]

Billie Jean.....nice and easy but sounds awesome....looking forward to next gig !!

[WarPig]

I havnt played bass properly for weeks, so today i tried re-learning a majority of my bands old set list.

Edited December 3, 2008 by WarPig

[EssentialTension]

Left hand piano from Ray Charles [i]Hallelujah I Love Her So[/i].

[KERMITNT]

hey you pink floyd i am not sure yet if i have to use wah or not.... what u think?????

get up james brown i learned a bit heheh

[leonshelley01]

Sweet Leaf by Black Sabbath. Really easy until that bloody middle section!

[waynepunkdude]

Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice, old skool.

[bluesparky]

Immigrant song, awesome!

[Brother Jones]

Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder. The verse part is pretty straightforward, albeit with some timing subtleties.

But the notoriously tricky horn break (which repeats every chorus) was a right b*st*rd. Took about four hours to nail it. Being able to play it is sweeeet though, and now I'm annoying the hell out of my girlfriend with it. Sounds great on a Precision.

[WarPig]

Girls and boys - Blur, its a hand cramper.

[johnnylager]

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='348063' date='Dec 7 2008, 07:31 PM']Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice, old skool.[/quote]
Woo-Haa - Busta Rhymes - that's old skool n'all.

Currently learning...

Hole in the Head - Sugababes
Something Kind Of Ooh - Girls Aloud

One of which will replace our Whigfields 'Saturday Night' in the set.

EDIT: It'll be nice to do a new song, rather than the old ones with the f***ing tempo changed randomly by a pissed drummer.

Edited December 8, 2008 by johnnylager

[Bay Splayer]

[b]and the beat goes on....

its a love thing....

both by the whispers[/b]

[yorks5stringer]

Sigh: Merry Christmas Everybody by Slade....

[Kiwi]

Estelle's "American Boy"
Rhianna's "Don't Stop The Music"

Demanding, but I persevered and made it through in the end.

[chrisba]

Fairy Tale in New York ( Kirsty McCall and the Pogues, of course ) - Actually I learned this last year, but ended up playing the penny whistle on it instead. Didn't really work in a noisy pub, so back to bass this year.
I believe in Father Christmas - Greg Lake - yuck !

[Kirky]

Higher and Higher by Jackie Wilson. Repetative and easy enough to play, but a little off-beat and therefore tricky to do backing vocals whilst playing.

[mewsie]

[quote name='Kirky' post='350599' date='Dec 10 2008, 12:33 PM']Higher and Higher by Jackie Wilson. Repetative and easy enough to play, but a little off-beat and therefore tricky to do backing vocals whilst playing.[/quote]

haha, as i learnt last night! i can't remember what the last bassline i learnt was, so i'm going to tootle off and learn one now.

[Kirky]

[quote name='mewsie' post='350607' date='Dec 10 2008, 12:46 PM']haha, as i learnt last night! i can't remember what the last bassline i learnt was, so i'm going to tootle off and learn one now.[/quote]
I'm gigging it for the first time tonight - might refrain from the vocals this once...

[mewsie]

we tried playing it through for the first time last night, it was a disaster because i could only do one at a time, then i got the giggles, which led to a coughing fit, which made everyone else laugh, which was really funny, so then every time i tried to play the bassline on its own, it was STILL funny.

we moved on.

[Andyalfa]

[quote name='yorks5stringer' post='350491' date='Dec 10 2008, 11:02 AM']Sigh: Merry Christmas Everybody by Slade....[/quote]

Me too. Christmas gig on 21st...

Actually, I quite enjoyed it.

[BassMunkee]

You Suffer - Napalm Death.

[tauzero]

Crazy little thing called love.

[Bay Splayer]

[b]i want you back........ jackson 5[/b]