What's the last bassline you learned?

[fender73]

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='1365879' date='Sep 7 2011, 10:40 PM']When you got it down it must have been quite a feeling.[/quote]
it was, when we were dancing in the ceiling

[crez5150]

Saturday Night - T-Connection

[lowdown]

[quote name='crez5150' post='1365885' date='Sep 7 2011, 10:44 PM']Saturday Night - T-Connection[/quote]


Great track, along with 'Do What You Wanna Do '
The Bass player sure likes to dig in...



Garry

[bottomfeed]

Etta James version of 'You can leave your hat on' for a gig with full brass section this weekend...
Much groovier than the Tom Jones one!...

[ROConnell]

Paranoid - Black Sabbath. Classic.

[hillbilly deluxe]

Moondance
Feelings
Both just melody lines on fretless for my own entertainment.Yeah im bored.

[Shawman]

just re-learned the riverboat song by ocean colour scene

simple song but great fun to play

[LemonCello]

Since I've been lovin you - Led Zep......

[Jambo10]

River deep, mountain high - Tina Turner!

[wez]

The Fifth Dimension - Aquarius /Let The Sunshine In - not got it spot on, trying to learn the timing on let the sunshine in and similar tracks

Edited September 11, 2011 by wez

[LiamPodmore]

Just because i got bored and wanted to have a good mosh whilst playing, i learnt Trivium - In Waves and Five Finger Death Punch - The Bleeding. Both really easy but really fun.

Liam

[HMX]

Planet Earth (need crazy stamina ) and Anyone Out There (but needs perfecting!) both by Duran Duran

[Len_derby]

'Magnificent 7' by the Clash from the Sandanista album.
Simple, but oh so effective.

[leonshelley01]

Factory of Faith - RHCP, great fun although the chorus was a little confusing to start with.

[WalMan]

Screaming on the Beaches & Kiss Like Judas - It Bites
Frequency - IQ

Fun, particularly the first two as I love a bit of It Bites

[tonyclaret]

[quote name='craigjf1969' post='186318' date='Apr 27 2008, 09:58 AM']Just lately mastered Sir Duke and most recently Hit Me with Your Rythmn Stick....and now i feel like i have got arthritis in my fingers [/quote]

Both top bass lines. Groove on "hit me" is awesome.

[thepurpleblob]

I've been dipping into obscurity for a change... a couple of Teardrop Explodes songs, "Like Leila Kahled Said" and "Soft Enough for You". Not difficult, but seem to be drop-D for once.

[daz]

[quote name='Len_derby' post='1369946' date='Sep 11 2011, 10:21 PM']'Magnificent 7' by the Clash from the Sandanista album.
Simple, but oh so effective.[/quote]


brilliant bass line yes.

I mixed it up with [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-t52zc8Ex4"]Radio Clash [/url]for a second there in my head, thats a real great one to 'zone out' to as well though. on that one I like to strum the pick [i]pick[/i] hard and fast on the E on the last seven notes of every fourth bar, as opposed to D and E .(cant do it with fingers, has to be a pick, same as Paul Simenon)

Edit: Just found out [i]The magnificent 7[/i] was played by [b]Norman Watt-Roy[/b]!!,

Edited September 14, 2011 by daz

[tuss]

Last two songs learnt were Girls on Film and Footloose; both took a little bit of figuring out though!!

[Paul S]

Do You Love Me, a la Contours. Not much of a challenge. Still have a long term backburner of 'Into The Arena' by MSG which must be the bass playing equivalent of a tongue twister.

[Cerberus Vent]

Inspired by another thread on here I had a go at Runaway by Jamiroquai - nearly nailed it. Good fun to play

[lojo]

[quote name='tuss' timestamp='1321745316' post='1442754']
Last two songs learnt were Girls on Film
[/quote]

Gigged that in the summer, very enjoyable line

Just listened to rolling in the deep "adele", boring line, but singer & drummer really wanted to do it next gig, and who I am to stop her, its not all about bass is it

[BottomE]

tune 88 by some jazzer and Mr Magic - grover

[chaypup]

Mantronix - got to have your love. Easy peasy but very very in context.

[Jam]

Opeth - Lines in My Hand