Bass Videos - Page 100

No Treble reader Arjan van Diepeningen sent us this exciting video by The Vision of Johanna. In this clip, the band plays Steely Dan’s “Deacon Blues” in dedication to their former guitarist, Jelle van Tilburg.

Frowin Ickler sent us his latest video, where he pays tribute to Jeff Beck and Curtis Mayfield with a solo bass arrangement of “People Get Ready.”

Martin Gudics sent us the latest Gudics Twins video, and it is killer. The duo of Martin and Marcell Gudics is joined by Ádám Tóth on guitar and Marcell Tóth on keys on “Protein Shakespeare.”

Gilad Ephrat sent us his latest video, which features a song from his upcoming solo album. He describes “Here I Am” as “everything I have collected on my musical journey is in this tune.”

If you’re a fan of The Main Squeeze, we have good news: They’ve released the first video featuring music from their upcoming album, “To Be Determined: LIVE.” Rob Walker lays down a sweet groove before taking a solo on “Believe.”

Leave it to the REO Brothers to take on any challenge, and this one might be their biggest one yet. In this video, the band of brothers takes on Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

KEXP surprised me with some videos they released of 79rs Gang. I watched several clips from the band’s performance during Trans Musicales 2022 but chose this one thanks to Taylor Guarisco’s thunderous bass work.

Theo Katzman has a new album coming, and he’s sharing videos leading up to the release. “Be The Wheel” is the title track from the album, and Joe Dart lays down the head-bobbing groove on this one.

Zycopolis TV shared another gem with this video of the Chick Corea Akoustic Band performing live at Jazz à Vienne 1991. Watch Chick Corea, John Patitucci, and Dave Weckl performing “Round Midnight,” “Rhythm a Ning,” and “Quartet n°2.”

John Ferrara’s solo playing has always blown me away. Here’s a new video of his epic eight-minute composition that explores classical, grunge, and jazz with just a bass and Ferrara’s two hands.

YYNOT’s Bubba Bash 2023 was a huge success, and the band continues to drop videos from the show. In this one, Tim Starace and the group is joined by drummer Jason Bittner to perform Rush’s “Natural Science.”

Martin Miller just dropped a video recorded at Weltklang Tonstudio in Plauen, Germany, in February 2020. In this clip, the band takes on Michael Jackson’s “Human Nature,” with Benni Jud once again handling the bass and vocals for the group.