Jamiroquai Bass Tabs

[Brave Sir Robin]

Anyone knows where I could some early Jamiroquai (emergency on planet earth - travelling without moving) bass tabs? I don't think there is an official bass booklet (Real shame, Stu Zender's lines are great). It's for my sister, I can't be arsed transcripting them IIRC, there is a very hard-to-find collection of popular transcripted Jamoriquai songs, I can't find any reference on the net (only crappy bass tab websites).

[YouMa]

[quote name='Brave Sir Robin' post='584663' date='Aug 29 2009, 05:30 PM']Anyone knows where I could some early Jamiroquai (emergency on planet earth - travelling without moving) bass tabs? I don't think there is an official bass booklet (Real shame, Stu Zender's lines are great). It's for my sister, I can't be arsed transcripting them IIRC, there is a very hard-to-find collection of popular transcripted Jamoriquai songs, I can't find any reference on the net (only crappy bass tab websites).[/quote]
Bassmasta website.

[Kev]

[quote name='Brave Sir Robin' post='584663' date='Aug 29 2009, 06:30 PM'], I can't find any reference on the net (only crappy bass tab websites).[/quote]


[quote name='YouMa' post='584664' date='Aug 29 2009, 06:34 PM']Bassmasta website.[/quote]

Think he's after more

[Beedster]

Stuart Clayton on here has two great books of JK transcriptions, extremely well done and well worth the investment. Either PM him or go to www.basslinepublishing.com. I assume they're stil in print
Chris

[Stuart Clayton]

[quote name='Beedster' post='584687' date='Aug 29 2009, 07:20 PM']Stuart Clayton on here has two great books of JK transcriptions, extremely well done and well worth the investment. Either PM him or go to www.basslinepublishing.com. I assume they're stil in print
Chris[/quote]



Errr..... no i don't!!! You're thinking of Simon Merrick! He published a couple of Jamiroquai transcription books a few years ago but I believe they are now out of print!!

However, Bassline Publishing (my company) will soon be releasing a Brand New Heavies bass book.

Cheers
Stuart

[Beedster]

[quote name='Stuart Clayton' post='585013' date='Aug 30 2009, 11:10 AM']Errr..... no i don't!!! You're thinking of Simon Merrick! He published a couple of Jamiroquai transcription books a few years ago but I believe they are now out of print!!

However, Bassline Publishing (my company) will soon be releasing a Brand New Heavies bass book.

Cheers
Stuart[/quote]

Ooops, good point, I'm mixing my transcribers, sorry Stuart
Chris

[sdgrsr400]

Just checked out Simon Merrick's site: very good indeed, with many exercises and transcriptions: [url="http://www.thebassment.info/"]http://www.thebassment.info/[/url]

[spacecowboy]

I managed to pick up those Jamiroquai bass books by Si Merrick back in the day, very very wise investments indeed! Big heads up to his site [url="http://www.thebassment.info/"]http://www.thebassment.info/[/url] for some awesome transcriptions and lessons.

[Brave Sir Robin]

Thanks a lot, really appreciated. Shame they are not available anymore. I tried to get hold of them a long time ago with no luck. grrr...!

[kets]

I agree, Simon Merrick's site is awesome, with super transcriptions. Bassmasta isn't too shabby either, certainly a good starting point.

Also, Bass player magaizine did a transcription of Virtual insanity and I think maybe bass guitar magazine did Emergency on planet earth and someone else did Alright. Got copies somewhere I think.

Good luck

[Hamster]

[quote name='Brave Sir Robin' post='588124' date='Sep 2 2009, 10:49 PM']Thanks a lot, really appreciated. Shame they are not available anymore. I tried to get hold of them a long time ago with no luck. grrr...![/quote]

Send Simon an e-mail or PM to see if he has plans to re-publish them?

[Higgie]

Last I heard he was trying to sort out copyright protection so that he could sell each tab as a PDF.

[Brave Sir Robin]

It's quite ridiculous isn't it. Jamiroquai's still popular, The bass lines are great, they'd make a killing. I would get transcriptions of Emergency... / Travelling... / High Times no questions asked.

Jamiroquai isn't particularly hard to transcribe either. Drums are pretty simple, no guitar solo...

J.K.'s ego in the way? His wallet?

Edited September 3, 2009 by Brave Sir Robin

[Gust0o]

I have some of these for Guitar Pro. I really don't know the quality, or which songs, as I haven't touched them - but I guess I could pull them into a pdf for you?

PM me your e-mail if you'd like.