What's the last bassline you learned?

[Kirky]

Just learnt Master Blaster. Played it live for the first time at Saturday's gig. The dep drummer did it at breakneck speed and I just laughed hysterically all the way through. [i]Almost[/i] nailed it!

Also I Want You Back, which is great fun.

[SkinnyMike]

Pretty much the whole of the 1st Audioslave album...Every song is just fantastic. Especially Set it off!

[Hamster]

Boogie on Reggae Woman

[JDM]

[quote name='Hellraiser 5' post='395759' date='Jan 30 2009, 09:25 PM']The Beatles - come together. Cool riff with the right bass sound[/quote]

Me as well and I'm happy with it (from little acorns as it were )

[Zoe_BillySheehan]

I want you back - Jackson 5

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[warwickhunt]

Toto - Hold the line

Queens of the Stone Age - No-one knows

'Slightly' different styles but both for the same band.

[tonybassplayer]

[quote name='Zoe_BillySheehan' post='446817' date='Mar 27 2009, 01:51 AM']I want you back - Jackson 5

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We play this every gig and I love it


Last one for me was No Doubt's Don't Speak which isn't as difficult as I thought it was the first time I listened to it.

[waynepunkdude]

Was a good challenge.

[munkonthehill]

the seeker by the who

are you gonna go my way by lenny kravitz,
however as we only have one guitarist i play the main riff with some distortion so that it fills the song nicely, so in actual fact i aint really playing the bassline at all hahahaha, owell

[stresszilla]

Monkey man was the last one but it's too easy.

Might go back to tryin Orion ...

[NickH]

"L.A. Song" from the Angel TV show series - although there's about three chords in the whole thing so it wasn't tricky. Awesome song though, and suited my rather bleak mood last night.

[gary mac]

Duran Duran: Save a prayer and Rio.

But can't nail the middle bit of Rio.

[JTUK]

Can't remember the last line I had to learn...

I normally just take the jist of it and make it fit.
I am never looking to rip a part off anyway.. and don't expect the rest of the guys to do that either..

[MattM]

'European Son' by Japan. Having recently got into fretless after 25 years of fretted, may as well start with the old Karn classics...

[Finbar]

Piano by Glassjaw

[oldslapper]

Hysteria-Muse...............now got to get an overdrive pedal before next gig..bah!
Fav bass line learned Le Freak-Chic (might be a different thread sorry)

[Veils]

Well I did a set for a wedding yesterday and we pretty much learned the tunes on the day, so I think the last one was for Beating Heart Baby by Head Automatica.

[kets]

I don't generally learn basslines note for note, but last decided to learn a couple of classics:

Green Flower Street and Ruby Baby, both by Donald Fagen from "Nightfly". I think it's 'cos I was watching Steely Dan on Youtube!

[oldslapper]

[quote name='Veils' post='655669' date='Nov 16 2009, 08:48 AM']Well I did a set for a wedding yesterday and we pretty much learned the tunes on the day, so I think the last one was for Beating Heart Baby by Head Automatica.[/quote]
BLIMEY!! You learned the set on the day of the gig......put's my one week's notice for one song into perspective.....put's bass down.....gets coat....opens door.....walks away........forgets why he's gone out........retraces steps............nope still can't remember.....picks bass up.......remembers he's learning a bass line for next sats gig..........damn!which one?

[WarPig]

Five to One - The Doors. Was having another go at learning stuff by ear, managed this and some oldskool hiphop tracks too, nice and easy stuff

[Adrenochrome]

The Fixer - Pearl Jam.
About time we did something up to date!

[markl]

Life Stinks - Pere Ubu

[fatback]

Jace Everett - I wanna do bad things with you. Perfect bass part but an SOB on a fretless (all I've got) and without a pick (can't use one).

fatback

[Killstarz]

Day Tripper - The Beatles
Piece of my heart - Erma Franklin

[spike]

Midnight Train To Georgia - Gladys Knight

and I'm currently grappling with Sir Duke