Bass Videos - Page 73

Cory Wong dropped a cool behind-the-scenes look from The Fearless Flyers doing a soundcheck at Paradiso. Joe Dart’s bass comes through loud and clear!

Smile High and The Main Squeeze are giving off some great vibes on this chill performance of “Love Lost.” Rob Walker lays back and adds the perfect bass line to the tune.

You can always count on Playing For Change to drop incredible videos. In this new one, they bring together 100 musicians and dancers from 18 different countries to record their version of John Mayer’s “Waiting on the World to Change.”

With the NAMM Show coming up, I figured it would be fitting to visit some jams from past NAMM shows. Greg Phillinganes is joined by Donald Barrett, Alex Al on bass, Tariqh Akoni on guitar, and Dave Delhomme on second keys in this epic session.

It’s always nice to see a new video from The Band Geeks. In this one, the band is joined by Kristin Starkey for a stellar cover of Queensrÿche’s “Jet City Woman.”

Melt released their latest album, “Replica of Man,” this summer and today we’re happy to premiere their music video for the track “Skeleton Girl.” The high energy track is driven by James May’s gritty bass line and vocals.

Jan-Olof Strandberg shared his latest video with us, and it’s got some serious cool factor going on. He teamed up with beatboxer Felix Zenger for a quick jam session they call “Under Construction.”

Ellen Alaverdyan broke out the fretless for her latest video, and in this one, she’s once again playing along with a Yousician track.

Rebecca Johnson dropped an excellent video of her band performing on November 15th. In this clip, they take on the Macy Gray tune, “Why Didn’t You Call Me.”

Daryl Hall dropped a new video this week from his “Live From Daryl’s House” series, and this is a great one. Robert Fripp visited and the group performed David Bowie’s “Heroes,” which included Fripp in the original recording.

My friend Tim Starace is at it again. He just sent me his latest playthrough video, and this one showcases his bass and keyboard skills on Rush’s “The Analog Kid” from “Signals.”

Today’s video features two legends of the music industry. Virtuosos Nathan East and Sonny Emory sit down at Yamaha Japan and talk about this art form we call music.