Bass Videos

At Coachella, Jack White ends his set with “Seven Nation Army,” driven by Dominic Davis on vintage Jazz Bass and a crowd song-a-long.

Dogstar drop “Joy,” their second video in recent months, featuring Keanu Reeves on Fender PJ and GK Legacy RB, locking into a tight, driving groove.

This complete 1990 Berlin show captures Phil Collins at full scale, with Leland Sklar locking in the groove and holding together a massive band.

Ron Carter’s lines drive Monk’s “Well You Needn’t” on Emmet Cohen’s new release, showcasing legendary time, phrasing, and straight ahead bass playing.

The year of Bitches Brew, Miles Davis was redefining the band in real time. Dave Holland’s upright work reveals a new role for the bass.

A four song Morphine set from 1994 showcases Mark Sandman’s 2 string bass and slide technique, delivering a deep, raw groove with minimal gear.

Newly released footage from Cream’s 2005 reunion highlights Jack Bruce’s fretless tone as he and Eric Clapton split vocals on this classic track.

Dominic John Davis shapes the sound of Jack White’s SNL debut of “Derecho Demonico,” blending groove, tone, and effects.

Still “Walking on the Moon,” Thundercat returns with a second Amazon session clip, floating through chords and groove on his Ibanez six-string.

Bush deliver four songs at Tiny Desk, blending classics and new material while Corey Britz uses a headless 6 string Ibanez to drive a tighter groove.

Vulfpeck hits Red Rocks and opens with Dean Town as Joe Dart delivers a deep pocket and a rare Aguilar and GK rig twist.

In this studio session, Donny Benét uses a vintage fretless Music Man to shape “Horses,” proving a simple groove with the right feel can carry everything.