Top 10 Bass Videos You Need to See This Month: Jaco, Marcus Miller, Ellen Alaverdyan & More

Here’s your weekend playlist, straight from the No Treble community.

This month’s top 10 features a newly uncovered live set from Jaco Pastorius that’s already sparked a lot of conversation, a heavy-metal showcase by Ellen Alaverdyan, and a must-watch clip of Marcus Miller lighting up the stage in ’86. There’s a little something for everyone: funk from Leonid & Friends, a throwback Van Halen cover with a twist, and a deep jam session with Hadrien Feraud.

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1. Newly Uncovered: Jaco Pastorius’ Stunning 1984 Live Set at NYC’s Blue Note

A newly uncovered 1984 Jaco Pastorius recording from NYC’s Blue Note highlights his phenomenal bass work. A must-listen for fans and bass lovers alike.

2. Ellen Alaverdyan Plays Metallica, Iron Maiden, and More: 10 Legendary Metal Bass Lines (Part 2)

Ellen Alaverdyan returns with 10 legendary metal bass lines from Metallica, Iron Maiden, Pantera, and more in this fan-requested follow-up video.

3. Postmodern Jukebox Turns Van Halen’s “Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love” into a 1960s Girl Group Hit

Experience Van Halen's classic like never before as Postmodern Jukebox and Veronica Swift deliver a playful 1960s girl group-inspired cover.

4. Watch Michael Manring Unleash His Signature Hyperbass on “Tetrahedron”

Michael Manring delivers a mesmerizing performance of "Tetrahedron" on his Zon Hyperbass. Watch the solo bass master in action:

5. Watch Marcus Miller’s 1986 “Run for Cover” With Sanborn, Bullock, and a Must-See Solo

Watch Marcus Miller's 1986 live performance of "Run for Cover" with David Sanborn, Hiram Bullock, and more - featuring an epic bass solo.

6. Watch: Jon Anderson Joins The Band Geeks for Epic “Roundabout” Performance

Jon Anderson teams up with The Band Geeks for a powerful live performance of Yes’s iconic “Roundabout.” Watch the video and check out their live album.

7. Leonid & Friends Crush “What Is Hip?” in a Funk-Filled Performance

Leonid & Friends bring the funk with their spot-on cover of Tower of Power's "What Is Hip?," featuring tight rhythms, powerhouse horns, and deep grooves.

8. Martin Miller & Chris Buck Team Up for a Stunning Cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain”

Martin Miller and Chris Buck deliver a stunning take on Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain,” with Ben Jud locking in on bass and vocals. Check out the performance here!

9. Vulfpeck’s New Song “In Real Life” Delivers Vintage Vibes and Signature Joe Dart Bass

Vulfpeck's latest track, "In Real Life," is here, featuring smooth harmonies and Joe Dart's unmistakable groove. Watch the video and hear it for yourself.

10. Bass, Drums, and Keys Collide: Hadrien Feraud, Ronald Bruner Jr., and Dominique Xavier Taplin Deliver a Must-See Session

Three powerhouse musicians, Hadrien Feraud, Ronald Bruner Jr., and Dominique Xavier Taplin, lock in for a dynamic Tiny Room jam. Don’t miss this one.