Bass Videos

I’m digging Kinga Glyk’s new album, “Real Life,” so it was cool to see her drop this live video of her band performing “Unfollower.”

Kevin Reginald Cooke sent us a follow-up video for Mery’s Key’s new single, “My Own Way.” This one is the acoustic version, which Kevin says is “without all the bells and whistles of the studio production.” I love Kevin’s bass work on this version.

Charles Berthoud put together another creative and entertaining video. In this one, he takes on the theme to “Mission Impossible” in a way you’d expect from the bass guru.

Vulfpeck took the stage at the Super Bock Super Rock Festival in Lisbon on July 20th. Joe Dart and the gang keep the crowd going with their hour-long performance.

Norah Jones visited NPR’s offices for the first time to record a Tiny Desk Concert. She and the band performed songs from her latest album.

Red Rocks shared this incredible “Trail Mix Session” with Cory Wong jamming on acoustic. Yohannes Tona brings it!

The Jaco Pastorius Archive has another gem for us. Recorded 45 years ago this month, here’s Weather Report’s concert in Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, France.

This amount of joy in this video is almost too much to handle. The Emmet Cohen trio and the amazing Cyrille Aimée take the beautiful ballad “La Vie en Rose” and liven it up with a beat.

The Fusion Solution dropped this video of the late Dean Brown and his band performing in 2013. Joined by Hadrien Feraud, Bernard Maseli, and Marvin “Smitty” Smith, here’s 26 minutes of their performance to enjoy.

David Sutkin and Wojtek Pilichowski have impressed us with their videos over the years, and they’ve just dropped another. Joined by Michelle Kuban on lead vocals, Jana Neumann on backing vocals, Lukas Kuban on drums, Adrian Maruszczyk on bass, they perform The Beatles tune, “Rain.”

Rebecca Johnson shared a new video that she simply labeled “FUNK.” The tune is Jon Cleary and The Absolute Monster Gentlemen’s “Mo Hippa,” and we can confirm it was properly labeled.

North Sea Jazz just dropped another fantastic concert from their archives: George Duke & Chaka Khan live in 2009, Jeflee Johnson on guitar, Mike Manson on bass, Ronald Bruner on drums, and Shannon Pearson on backing vocals.