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Here's your weekly round-up of the top 10 reader favorites of the week on No Treble. These are the favorite stories from the world of bass.

No Treble reader Zvonimir Bucevic has graciously shared with us a rare gem – a video featuring the legendary Victor Bailey and his group performing in Ljubljana on April 6, 2000.

Perfecting your craft takes hard work. Alexander Mercieca takes that to a whole other level. Check out this video of him doing deadlifts while playing some Victor Wooten.

Berklee’s “unCOVER Challenge” is a cool concept. In this episode, four musicians (Marley Striem on bass, Paulina Romano on guitar, Paul Vanier on keys, and Kristýna Sibinská on drums) set out to perform “Megalovania” from the video game, “Undertale.”

Remco Hendriks is getting super funky in this “Funk Rock Bass Grooves” video, where he runs his Cortex bass through three Seamoon FX pedals.

Rick Beato interviewed Mohini Dey, and this segment is all about pedals. Mohini breaks down her each pedal, how it works, and how they contribute to her sound.

SFJAZZ presents year round jazz concerts, festivals, and educational programs at the SFJAZZ Center in San Francisco, CA. On March 15, 2024, Marcus Miller and his band took the stage. In this clip, the band performs Miller’s 1981 composition, “Run for Cover.”

This week’s top 10 reader-favorite stories on No Treble are chock full of bass goodness. This top 10 includes the exciting news of the new band Beat with Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Danny Carey, and Steve Vai, a breakdown of the Brothers Johnson’s “Stomp!”, new bass gear, and more.

Rebecca Johnson lays down the groove on this live performance of James Brown’s “I Feel Good” and Prince’s “Kiss.”

Mateus Asato joined Martin Miller and his session band recently, and they took on the David Bowie hit “Let’s Dance.” Bassist Ben Jud trades the lead vocals with Miller on this one.

Steve Lawson shared this video from a solo gig in Birmingham. This first track from the performance is a beautiful solo bass arrangement of Taylor Swift’s “Anti Hero.”

Anderson .Paak is bringing the funky goodness on this live performance of “Am I Wrong,” on Apple Music’s season 2 of .Paak House Radio. Joined by ScHoolboy Q, the band is backed by the rock solid bass work of Kelsey Gonzalez.