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Purdie Shuffle on bass


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2 hours ago, chris_b said:

 . . . and when BP puts the shuffle together, the bassist plays everything but a shuffle!!

Forget the shuffle, this is a promo for the bass player. Not necessarily a bad thing, just not the Purdy Shuffle on bass.

Nail on the head. He just duplicates every drum beat. There's no groove.

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4 hours ago, Dan Dare said:

Nail on the head. He just duplicates every drum beat. There's no groove.

My take on the video is that was exactly what he was trying to do. He wasn't trying to groove on the shuffle, he was replicating the drum shuffle on the bass. 

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20 hours ago, Crawford13 said:

My take on the video is that was exactly what he was trying to do. He wasn't trying to groove on the shuffle, he was replicating the drum shuffle on the bass. 

To which the answer is "Why?". We don't replicate vocal, keyboard, guitar or brass parts (apart from occasional and usually brief unison phrases). It's impressive, but musically pointless.

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1 hour ago, Dan Dare said:

To which the answer is "Why?". We don't replicate vocal, keyboard, guitar or brass parts (apart from occasional and usually brief unison phrases). It's impressive, but musically pointless.

@lowdown just answered this question way better than I ever could. 

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