Bass Videos - Page 83

In late November, Rebecca Johnson and her band took the stage at The Beach Club Collaroy in Sydney, Australia. One of the tunes they performed was the Talking Heads tune, “Burning Down the House.”

Tal Wilkenfeld is currently on tour with the Allman Betts Family Revival, and now we get to see them in action. Youtuber John Richardson captured this footage of the band performing “Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More,” with Tal handling the lead vocals.

Two days ago, Rick Beato shared this segment of his interview with Victor Wooten. The topic is on improvising, and when Vic speaks about that, it is always worth a listen.

Milan Srdanovic sent us this video from his new project, “BASICALLY.” “Robot Toy” is a single from the upcoming album.

It’s always a good day when a new Cory Wong drops, and this performance of “Team Sports” at Montreux Jazz Festival is killer. Yohannes Tona holds down some rock solid low end, and we need to give props to drummer Petar Janjic, too.

When I was 14, my dad gave me a long list of bass players to listen and learn from. Mark King was one of the first names on the list. Still as funky as ever, King gives us an incredibly melodic slap solo on the classic tune “Love Games.”

Sugarshack shared this fantastic clip of Grateful Dub performing their version of Grateful Dead’s “Shakedown Street Dub / Casey Jones.” Bassist Matthew “Dickey” James is working some magic on that fretless!

Joanna Dudkowska sent us her latest video, featuring the first single from her upcoming album. “What Did You Dream” features Dudkowska’s collaboration with guitarist and vocalist Chuc Frazier.

A couple of weeks ago, we shared an interview with legends Sonny Emory and Nathan East. They got together for a few jams, and this one is a favorite of mine.

Zander Zon is back with another incredible solo bass performance, and he’s changing things up a bit this time. Enjoy his take on Hans Zimmer’s “Time.”

It is always a thrill to see a new Christian McBride pop up in the feed. Here’s McBride and New Jawn performing “Dolphy Dust” live at the KEXP studio in September. McBride and drummer Nasheet Waits are locked in tight!

Yesterday, we shared the news of Charles Berthoud’s new Schecter signature bass. Here’s another video of Charles showcasing it, with an excellent performance of “Crash.”