Bass Videos

Watch J.M. Popo Tackle Chick Corea’s “Spain” in a High-Energy Trio Setting

J.M. “Popo” powers through “Spain” on a custom STR 6-string, blending precision, energy, and a tight solo in this modern trio performance.

Mick Jagger Goes Solo in Tokyo and Doug Wimbish Holds It Down All Night

Mick Jagger’s Tokyo Dome run just resurfaced and Doug Wimbish is all over it, aggressive, locked in, and pushing the whole band

Thundercat Lifts “Walking on the Moon” Into Orbit on Fallon

Thundercat delivers “Walking on the Moon” on Fallon, a spacey performance pulled from his latest album Distracted.

Cory Wong’s “Ain’t It Fun” Is a Pocket Clinic, Thanks in Part to Yohannes Tona on Bass

Cory Wong's live take on “Ain’t It Fun,” with Tema Siegel on vocals and Yohannes Tona driving the pocket on 5-string Jazz Bass.

Chicago Soundcheck: Derek Frank Warms Up with a Wah-Driven Bass Line

What starts as a soundcheck becomes a deep pocket groove as Derek Frank leans into a wah soaked bass line with full band interplay. (

Billy Talent Channels Rush Energy on New “Limelight” Studio Cover

Billy Talent shares their version of Rush’s “Limelight,” featuring a strong vocal performance and a Jazz Bass tone that stays true to the original feel.

Bass at the Front: Fernando Molinari’s “Minerva” Raises the Bar with Nieri, Minnemann & Medeiros

Molinari’s fretless 5 string cuts through “Minerva” with stunning intonation, leading a progressive fusion track where solo bass moments hit just as hard as the riffs.

Julian Lage’s “Love Hurts” Session Keeps Moving Because Jorge Roeder Won’t Back Off

Julian Lage’s trio delivers six tunes in 25 minutes, with Jorge Roeder digging in hard on upright and driving the energy throughout. (

Warren Haynes Band Digs Into Roots Rock and Blues at Amp Jam 2 with Kevin Scott on Bass

Warren Haynes Band delivers more than two and a half hours from Amp Jam 2, with Kevin Scott laying down deep, steady grooves throughout.

Remco Hendriks Lets His Stradi Fretless Bass Do the Talking

Remco Hendriks plays a Stradi fretless 4 string in a tight close-up, locking into a drum track with signature phrasing and subtle octave pedal use.

You Came for Larry Carlton and Robben Ford You Stay for the Bass

A full 2007 North Sea Jazz set featuring Larry Carlton and Robben Ford has surfaced, capturing two masters in a fluid, dynamic live performance with Travis Carlton holding down the low end.