Bass Videos - Page 50

Zycopolis TV just shared this video from New Morning 2002, with the trio of Monty Alexander (piano), Hassan W Shakour (bass), and Bobby Thomas Jr (drums) performing a wonderful version of Bob Marley & The Wailers’ “No Woman, No Cry.”

YouTuber Conrad Sullivan shared an excellent clip of The Wooten Brothers’ concert at Neighborhood Theater in Charlotte, NC, on October 12, 2024. Funky!

From Beat’s concert at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA, on October 6th, here’s “Elephant Talk.”

You can always count on Tedeschi Trucks Band to do something special in their live performances. From their concert at MGM Fenway in Boston earlier this month, they do their thing on Prince’s “1999.”

SFJAZZ shared this video of Snarky Puppy performing “Pineapple” for the SFJAZZ 2024-25 season. Cowritten by trumpeter Mike “Maz” Maher and bassist/bandleader Michael League, the tune appeared on their 2022 album, “Empire Central.”

Filmed during the 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009, here’s Beck and his band, which included Tal Wilkenfeld performing The Beatles song, “A Day in the Life.”

Charles Berthoud has been breaking down his favorite bass solos and arrangements. In this episode, he focuses on Kinga Glyk and her 2016 video where she performs Jeff Berlin’s arrangement of Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven.”

Nic Koven, Connor Trietsch, and Derrick Elliott reimagined Joni Mitchell’s “Coyote,” and it’s stunning. The track will be on their EP, “A Tribute to Joni.”

Julian Vaughn is back with another hot video! Here he is playing his tune, “Take That,” from his album “Solo.” It really GROOVES!

Basstardos may have a tongue-in-cheek name, but it’s an assembly of three of the most virtuosic bassists of our time, with Munir Hossn, Hadrien Feraud, and Michael Pipoquinha. Here's the band’s performance for The Black Room Sessions.

Kinga Glyk’s new album, “Real Life” is such an enjoyable record. Here’s a live performance of “That Right There,” written by Michael League.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a band that has more fun on stage than Cory Wong’s. From their performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival, here’s the band performing “Flamingo,” which starts with “Black Cow” by Steely Dan.