Bass Videos - Page 91

Snarky Puppy took the stage at North Sea Jazz 2023. As usual, Michael League and the band delivered an incredible performance, and the audio/video work by the NSJ team is stellar.

In this episode, the guys at Scott’s Bass Lessons break down Victor Wooten’s “Pretty Little Lady Groove” from Vic’s 1994 instructional video.

Leonid Vorobyev’s band Leonid & Friends is back with a new video. This one features the Blood, Sweat & Tears tune, “I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know.”

The people running Jack Bruce’s Facebook page shared this previously unreleased video of the Tony Williams Lifetime (with Bruce) performing “A Famous Blues” in 1970. What a find!

Woody Goss and Jeremy Daly take the spotlight in Vulfpeck’s remix video (or Vulfmix) of “Too Hot In L.A.” Joe Dart’s bass is so deep and funky, and we love seeing Woody do his thing for the video.

I can’t get enough of the videos from Nate Smith’s performance at Gesu Music Hall in Montreal, which took place on July 4th. Here’s Smith performing “Simon F-15” with Victor Wooten, Cory Wong, and Ariel Posen.

Shouts Of Joy shared this video with some sage advice from one of the greats. John Patitucci shares his advice on the importance of work ethic, dependability, musicianship, and more.

Christian McBride visited NPR with his band, New Jawn, to perform a Tiny Desk Concert. As expected, it was outstanding. Christian is the man!

No Treble reader Brian Keating is the bassist and musical director for Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, a “tribute to the classic songs of Motown and Stax records.” Here’s their impressive cover of “You’ve Really Got a Hold on Me.”

There’s so much to like in this new “Berklee Two Track Live: A Headphone Concert” video. Christian Inman performs Harry Styles’s “Music For a Sushi Restaurant” with a super impressive supporting cast, including Ciara Moser on bass.

The electric bass has plenty of extended techniques to make extraordinary sounds, but so does the double bass. Bassist and composer Jacob Warren wrote “Zola” to explore the use of “harp harmonics.”

Many years ago, we shared a video by Michael Pipoquinha, who was 13 years old at the time. It was a monster hit. Now, nearly thirteen years later, we’re sharing his latest video of him performing “Tipo Dani” from his 2022 album, “Um Novo Tom.”