Bass Videos - Page 125

Snarky Puppy took the stage at Glastonbury in 2022, and BBC recorded it. Here’s Michael League and the band performing “Shofukan”.

Get ready for 52+ minutes of greatness. Aretha Franklin performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1971, and the lineup was absolutely legendary: King Curtis, Jerry Jemmott, Cornell Dupree, and Bernard Purdie.

When a new Cory Wong video pops up, it’s just what I need: Funky bass, incredible horns, and an old school vibe. As always, Sonny Thompson shows us how it’s done. Dig “Jet Screamer”.

You Bred Raptors? have a unique sound, thanks partly to their instrumentation of drums, cello, and eight-string electric bass. Peat Rains shared this new playthrough for “Cameroon,” which will be featured on their upcoming album.

Scary Pockets creates the most unique arrangements for the covers they play. Guitarist/vocalist Jude Smith recently joined the band, which is this time anchored by Nicole Row for this cover of Chicago’s “Saturday in the Park.”

No Treble reader Vladimir Samardzic premiered a new video last night from his album, “Catching the Wind.” He shared it with us, saying, “For many people, this is their favorite tune from my album.” We can see why.

House of Waters dropped another video featuring a tune from their album, “Where I Wander,” which they released in May. “Breath” showcases the amazing interplay between Max ZT, Moto Fukushima, and Richie Barshay.

Theo Katzman just dropped a video of his full show at Brooklyn Steel, Long Island, NY on February 21, 2020, featuring music from his upcoming album. Lucky for us, Joe Dart was on the date.

We first shared a video by Zander Zon in May 2009 (our first month!) Zander continues to revisit his older music with new videos, and this one goes back to the beginning – his first solo bass composition, “Accelerate,” which he wrote in 2004.

Ten-year-old bassist Ellen Alaverdyan keeps bringing the videos, and she keeps impressing us. In this new one, she plays along to Metallica’s “For Whom The Bell Tolls.” (She nailed it).

Bassist Joseph Patrick Moore sent us this video he recorded with guitarist Dan Baraszu. The duo performs a jazz version of Metallica’s “Seek & Destroy!”

No Treble reader Michal Jahoda sent us this video along with this note: “If you like crazy grooves with some experimental techniques, my new playthrough video is something for you.” (I’d say he knows us well).