Bass Videos - Page 41

Hiromi’s Sonicwonder (with Hadrien Feraud, Adam O’Farrill, and Gene Coye) delivered an unforgettable performance at Jazz à Vienne 2024.

Paul McCartney’s original 1961 Hofner bass was found after a 51 year search. Sir Paul brought it out on stage in London on December 19, with the help of some special guests: Ronnie Wood and Ringo Starr.

Starblaster laid down some serious grooves at The York in Los Angeles, CA, and just dropped a video from their performance. "4am Funk Dance Party" lives up to its name, with some heady bobbing funky goodness.

Watch Richard Bona shine in Mike Stern Band’s "Out Of The Blue" live at Marciac. A jazz masterclass!

Frowin Ickler got a new LEH bass and tested it out by reimagining James Browns' "It's Too Funky in Here" with 7 bass lines.

Until today, I didn’t realize Soul Asylum was still together. Their recent KEXP studio session, recorded on October 7, 2024, and released on December 17, showcases a band that’s grown without losing sight of what made them vital in the first place.

Sharon Renold of Scott’s Bass Lessons dropped a new video in their “Bass Albums That Changed Music” series. In this episode, she breaks down the work of Esperanza Spalding and "Radio Music Society."

“Peace” is a song Aaron Gibson recorded in 2013. His friend John suggested he should record it again. He said he hadn’t played one in ages, but it was great to see him revisit it.

The mothership connection landed at the North Sea Jazz Festival on July 12, 1998, when Bootsy Collins took the stage with his “New Rubber Band.” Here’s nearly an hour and 45 minutes of high-energy, funky goodness.

In the spirit of the holiday season, we are thrilled to share a special performance of the beloved Christmas tune, “Carol of The Bells.” Chris Labenne reimagined the Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s iconic rendition (“Christmas Eve Sarajevo 12/24”) with his unique guitar and bass interpretation.

Zander Zon transformed the holiday classic “Greensleeves” into a mesmerizing solo performance on fretless bass. Using the innovative techniques he’s known for, he brings a fresh, contemporary sound to this beloved 16th-century melody.

Postmodern Jukebox's latest collaboration with Nashville powerhouse Wild Bill takes things to new heights. They transformed Thin Lizzy’s rock classic “The Boys Are Back in Town” into a foot-stomping 1950s rockabilly adventure.