MarloweDK Articles
The return of MarloweDK
Our favorite Youtube bassist, MarloweDK (Thomas Risell), has a newYoutube account. This time around, he’s focusing on his own lessons and staying away from the dreaded play-alongs the copyright police somehow find objectionable.
Let’s celebrate with some bass strum funk:
Welcome back, Thomas. Good to have you back.
MarloweDK shut down by copyright police
One of our favorite bassists for lessons and awesome videos, MarloweDK (Thomas Risell), has been shut down by YouTube. We’re really bummed. Almost as bummed as the man himself:
ARGGGRRRR!! MY YOUTUBE ACCOUNT IS CLOSED!! ON COPYRIGHT ISSUES (my play-alongs), most of my videos were hosted there and are not available right now BUT [...]
A Lesson in Double Thumppppp [featured video]
Our favorite bass teacher, MarloweDK is at it again, with a fresh batch of bass lessons.
Here’s today’s featured video, Lesson #152: Doublethumppppp! in G:
Want moreMarloweDK? Check out his Youtube channel.
Take a few bass lessons from MarloweDK
More than a few, actually… MarloweDK released a huge list of video lessons on Youtube.
Here’s his #60: “G minor pentatonic line w/fill”
And the rest:
L63 Fast “country” run i G7
L62 Blues lick E7
L61 Slapline in E
L60 G minor pentatonic line w/fill
L59 Harmonizing A7
L58 Slap line in Em
L55 Strummed octaves in A and D
L57 Slap fill in [...]
New Bass Lessons from MarloweDK
Slap Bass Lesson – E major pentatonic:
Abe Laboriel style bass fill
Finger Funk Groove:
Don’t miss MarloweDK on Youtube and PlayBassNow.com
MarloweDK: I Shoulda Loved Ya Play Along
MarloweDK is at it again, this time playing along to Narada Michael Walden’s 1979 disco/funk tune “I Shoulda Loved Ya”.
Enjoy:
If you haven’t seen MarloweDK before, be sure to check out Play Bass Now.
Play bass, now
If you haven’t already discovered Thomas Risell, aka MarloweDK, you need to stop what you’re doing right now.
Here’s one of our favorites – a cover of the Jaco Pastorius bassline and solo from Ian Hunter’s “All American Alien Boy”:
And a remake of Nathan Watts’s killer bass playing on Stevie Wonder’s “Sir Duke”:
Lots more on Youtube [...]
