Bass Videos - Page 95

The first videos we ever shared by Tony Senatore were from his incredible DVD, “A 12 String Bass X-Ploration.” Now he’s returned to the beastly instrument to share a gorgeous medley of two George Harrison songs.

I always love it when Thomas Risell (known around the web as MarloweDK) shares a video of him performing. Here he is with Rumors Corner Live performing EW&F’s “September.”

We’ve lost another musical giant. The great Ahmad Jamal passed away yesterday at the age of 92. Here’s a great clip of the legend performing “Poinciana” live in 2014.

There are people who are great at a single instrument, and then there are people like Jermaine Morgan. Here he is handling it all on his composition, “Life.”

In this video, Julia Hofer shares her favorite Reggae songs. Julia says, "From Bob Marley to Stevie Wonder, the one-drop rhythm is what drives them all!"

It only took a couple of seconds after I hit play to know I would dig this video. Bassist Lewis Maynard kicks things off on this performance of “Hot Penny Day,” Dry Cleaning. I’m digging that P Bass too!

I love the work of Playing For Change. They just released another fantastic video, this time featuring the music of Keturah. Here’s Keturah and her band performing “All the Way from Africa.”

Leonid & Friends are touring the U.S., but that didn’t stop them from dropping another great video. Here’s Leonid Vorobyev and the band performing a cover of Earth, Wind & Fire’s “Fantasy.”

No Treble reader Christian Kussmann sent this video his trio, Almost Nailed It, recorded. Initially, they didn’t intend to release the video, but I’m glad they did in the end.

Charles Berthoud dropped another stunning video a few days ago. Here’s his version of “Bohemian Rhapsody” on fretless bass.

The videos from Cory Wong’s tour with Victor Wooten keep coming, and here’s another great one. Here’s the great bass trio of Cory, Victor, and Sonny T performing “Dean Town” live in St. Louis.

We’ve seen many bassists play the Jaco Pastorius tune “Portrait Of Tracy” over the years, but none quite like this. Munguntovch Tsolmonbayar takes on the tune on double bass, and he nails it.