Bass Videos

Twilight Muse teams up with George Porter Jr. for “The Mayor,” a live track sparked by a Meters-style riff.

Oz Noy's band takes on Prince's "I Would Die 4 U" live in Chicago, with James Genus on bass, Dave Weckl on drums, and Chrissi Poland on vocals.

Lorenzo Feliciati lays down a funky bass groove on Stevie Wonder's "Do I Do," blending Nate Watts and Jaco Pastorius vibes into a fresh new jam.

Gary Willis highlights his skills on both bass and guitar in "Be The Light," a newly released single and video now available to watch.

Stuart Clayton takes on the Red Hot Chili Peppers' classic "If You Have to Ask" with a bass cover that highlights Flea's laid-back funk groove.

Ellen Alaverdyan's new band, Jaminai, makes its debut with a fresh take on Weather Report's "Birdland," featuring Gregg Bissonette on drums.

YYNOT delivers a powerful live take on Rush's "Working Man," filmed in St. Charles, IL. Tim Starace and the band nailed it.

Vincen García takes center stage in this fiery live funk performance, backed by a killer band at Black Music Festival.

Watch Marcus Miller lead an all-star band through a groove-heavy, nearly two-hour concert at Amsterdam's Paradiso. Captured live in 2007.

Mark Lettieri teams up with Wes Stephenson, JT Thomas, and Daniel Porter for a tight, funky live performance of "Gemstone."

Guitarist Lari Basilio returns with “The Way Home,” joined by Sean Hurley and Vinnie Colaiuta for a must-see in-studio performance.

The slap bass situation is getting out of hand, and Charles Berthoud is doubling down. Watch his playful response in this new video.