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The Martin Miller Session Band says they’re heading back in the studio soon, and in the meantime, they’re dropping more videos. Here’s the band performing Stevie Wonder’s “I Wish”, with Benni Jud laying down the groove.

Andrew Freed of Bass Freedom has put together a comprehensive video on the history of slap bass. It dates all the way back to the 1920’s and continues through today’s bassists.

Here’s a great clip of The Faces performing live in 1971. In this one, they cover “(I Know) I’m Losing You” with the great Ronnie Lane on bass.

Way back in the early days of No Treble, we published a review of Derek Frank’s album, “Let the Games Begin…” Derek is still bringing that music to live audiences. Here’s his band performing “Off the Top” at The Baked Potato. Funky as ever!

Thanks to the generosity of so many No Treble readers, our campaign hit its goal in just 13 days. We have about a week left on this campaign, so we set up a stretch goal with even more rewards.

It has been quite a while since we’ve seen a video by MarloweDK, so we were thrilled when he dropped this one. Here’s Rumors Corner performing in an online concert last year. They take on Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman”.

We’re capping another great week with a top 10 list. Here are the top 10 reader favorite stories and more for the week of November 13-19.

Pete O’Neill shared another video with us, which is another fantastic take on a theme song. Check out his solo fretless bass work on “Green Bird” from “Cowboy Bebop” - and that beautiful Whalebass.

Three years ago, I stumbled upon a video by Cande Buasso and Paulo Carrizo. They just hit my radar once again, with this beautiful performance of “Limite En Tu Amor”.

To say I’m excited about the new Scary Goldings album would be a huge understatement. With each new video they drop, that excitement grows. Here’s the band - joined by John Scofield and MonoNeon - performing “Cornish Hen” from “IV”.

October was another huge month for bass videos. Here are the best of the best: the top 10 reader favorite videos of the month. Which one is your favorite?

The Berklee Two Track series has been enjoyable but doesn’t frequently feature a bassist. That changed with this performance by Zoe Sparks. In this clip, Zoe and her band perform her original song "Sober", and "Weak" by SWV.