Bass Videos - Page 124

Alex Weber is a beast on the bass, and here’s some more proof. Earlier this year he filled in on bass for Obscura’s U.S. tour. Here he shares a video of the song “Septuagint” from their February performance at Baltimore Soundstage.

Time for another killer video by Fernando Rosa. This one features Fernando at The Jazz Cafe London getting down on some great James Brown tunes.

I love collaboration videos! In this one, Arnel Pineda, Joel Hoekstra, Billy Sheehan, Van Romaine, Ollie Marland, and Lenny Castro perform their unique cover of Steve Miller Band’s “Abracadabra”.

Tedeschi Trucks Band performed at the Tivoli Theatre in Chattanooga, TN on November 18, 2021, and cameras were thankfully rolling. Here they are, with bassist Brandon Boone, performing “Laugh About It”.

WFUV Public Radio shared videos of the Seratones getting down at the Rockwood Music Hall, and I’m really digging their sound. Here’s the band, anchored by Alexander Holeman, performing “Good Day”.

No Treble reader Teodoras Balciauskis sent us this video, featuring a tune from his new album. “Free Yourself” is a beautiful, bass-centric tune that features a tasty fretless solo by Kilian Duarte.

Clive H Jones sent us his latest video, where he did his own thing with Daft Punk's "Da Funk" using a headless bass, novelty spectacles, and more.

Bassist Ahmad Hani put together an amazing arrangement of the classic song “My Favorite Things” from “The Sound of Music”. The rendition is performed by Hani Caz?!, which is his trio with Yigit Boyunaga on keys and Gürkan Özkan on tabla.

We’ve featured several “Top 5 Bass Lines” videos by Julia Hofer, but in this clip, she focuses on a single, monster one: James Jamerson’s iconic line on “What’s Going On”.

YYNOT performed at The Sherman Theater in Pennslyvania back in February, and cameras were rolling. Here’s the band performing Rush’s “The Spirit of Radio” from that show.

It’s great to see the return of the Blues Beatles to the stage. Here’s a great clip of Bruno Falcão and the band getting down and doing their thing on “Yesterday”, live at Bourbon Street Brazil.

My fellow leftist, MonoNeon, dropped a new vid today appropriately titled, “Stank In New York.” Joined by legends Victor Wooten, Marcus Miller, and Derrick Hodge, MonoNeon goes off, as expected.