Bass Videos - Page 158

The Main Squeeze returns in epic fashion with their live cover of James Brown’s “Sex Machine” in this new video. As usual, Rob Walker holds down the low end for the band, which is joined by special guests this time around.

Sean Geist sent us this video of his collaboration with pianist Michael Pelz-Sherman and their tribute/cover of Pat Metheny’s “Letter From Home.” I’m always a fan of great fretless bass work, and this fits the bill.

These days, bass players are doing way more than just playing bass. From time to time, we may have to take over synth bass for a few songs. In this video, Matt Johnson of Jamiroquai shows us how to design and play a synth bass patch on a Moog.

Leonid Vorobyev and his band, Leonid & Friends, are back with a new video, and they’re back to doing an amazing Chicago cover. The entire performance is fantastic. I love the horns on this one.

You can always count on Evan Marien for some great music. But this video goes beyond that, with some epic visuals. In this clip, Evan teams up with Button Masher for the tune, “Soccer Match”.

It is always nice to get a note from Maurizio Rolli because it usually means he has a new video out. In this clip, Maurizio is on fretless and is joined by four vocalists and a percussionist on a classic Italian tune. The combo is absolutely wonderful.

John McLaughlin gathered together his band virtually to record another incredible video, which they released in December. Here’s The 4th Dimension – with Etienne M’Bappe on bass – performing the Mahavishnu Orchestra tune, “You Know, You Know”.

Charles Berthoud first teased Victor Wooten’s “The Lesson” in a video a year or so ago. So many of his viewers have since asked him to do a full cover. So we decided to learn the live version and broke it down into “20 Levels Of Difficulty”.

Andreas Rodosthenous shared this video with us of a beautiful solo bass song he recorded for his latest album, “Complexity”. Here’s Andreas performing “Tears Within”.

Derek Frank just sent us the latest in his video series he recorded live at Palomino Sound in Los Angeles, CA last year. This time around, he and the band take on Iron Maiden’s “The Trooper”.

Back in December, Kevin shared the exciting news that Liquid Tension Experiment was about to release a new album. In the meantime, the band has released a video for the track, “The Passage Of Time” - and it is killer.

Rosan Asmussen shared this video on our Facebook Group, and it is funky. Rosan discovered Matt Chancey and his drum cover of Dua Lipa’s “Levitating”, so she decided to add some bass to it.