Bass Videos - Page 242

We love it when these two get together to record a new video. Here’s bassist Evan Marien and drummer Dana Hawkins doing their thing at Man Made Music Studios in New York. The tune is “Glacier.” If you’re in Europe, you’re in luck. The duo is going on tour in May. Evan has the dates on his website.

I spin Elton John’s 17-11-70 album regularly, mostly just to hear the remarkable bass lines of Dee Murray. It never gets old. There’s simply not enough footage of this incredible bassist (or Elton John’s trio) out there, but here’s a great clip of them performing the title track to Madman Across the Water, live in 1971.

Boyd Matson shared this epic video, saying “Abraham Laboriel is one of the world’s greatest bass players according to Paul McCartney. A lot of musicians must agree because he is the most recorded bass player of all time. I got Abraham, Pee Wee Hill, and some other great musician friends to record this sort of dueling bass jazz-funk groove.” This...

I’m really digging this band with Riccardo Oliva on bass. And like the last time, they’re taking on a great tune from back in the day: Chick Corea’s “Spain.” “We had so much fun playing this tune! Hope you enjoy this crazy arrangement…” guitarist Matteo Mancuso shared.

We’ve seen plenty of bassists tackle Bach’s Prelude to the first Cello Suite, but never quite like this. Polish bassist Joanna Dudkowska produced this video performing the iconic piece in her many personas. “The film presents four of my various music personalities,” she shares. “I work as a session musician in Poland. I wanted to show the work of session...

I’ve seen this video being shared around Facebook lately. When I finally got the chance to watch it, I was completely knocked out. Greta Van Fleet did a session for 101WKQX in The Sound Lounge and performed “Highway Tune,” which is the first single from the band’s debut EP Black Smoke Rising. Surprisingly, I had no idea about this band,...

Lake Street Dive visited Paste’s Studio in New York recently and performed three tunes from their upcoming album, Free Yourself Up, which drops on May 4th. The band, which includes bassist Bridget Kearney performs “Good Kisser” (0:52), “I Can Change” (11:37), and “Shame, Shame, Shame” (19:04).

Big news from YYNOT: The band is getting ready to release their debut album. They just shared a new video with another original, which is part of the new record. As always, Tim Starace lays down the gritty bass lines on this one.

Johannes Pehrson shared a new video by his bass and vocals duo, Me and Maria. “The bass I used in this song is a 4 string Warwick streamer stage 1 with piccolo strings. It’s recorded through a Apogee interface, so no caps,” he shared. “The lyrics are in Danish, but I hope you’ll like it anyway. The song is called...

No Treble reader and bassist Daniel Se?ko sent us the latest from his group, USG Fusion Trio, featuring their tune, “Latin Journey.” The trio also includes drummer Krzysztof Ula?ski and guitarist Bart?omiej Garczy?ski.

Mai Agan shared this video on Facebook saying, “I love this song. I loved playing it on the record. And I loved making this video with some of my favorite people in the world. The story is, of course, sad. The times we live in…” The song is “Home Free,” which is featured on the upcoming film, Little Pink House,...

Bokanté has released another video featuring music from their recent album, Strange Circles. This tune was written by Michael League and Malika Tirolien, and League plays both bass and baritone electric guitar on the track. We’re digging this band!