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An entertaining and instructive lesson from Double Trouble Bassist, Tomm
y Shannon. Aided by Arlen Roth and Chris Layton, Tommy shows you how to play: Ba
sic blues riffs; On 2 and 4; Closed position; Special walking patterns; 1/2 step
passing notes; Muting; Walking bass skips; Rolling picking touch; Flatpicking;
New Orleans style.
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best Blues Bass instuction DVD!!!,
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This review is from: Tommy Shannon: Double Trouble Bass (DVD)
If you are interested in learning blues bass this is the DVD for you hands down! Tommy shows you the the most commonly used blues bass lines. He also covers walking bass lines and provides some great info on bass playing theory. In this DVD he also show and explains some of the bass lines he played with Stevie, such as Mary had a little lamb, Pride and joy and Texas flood. when you watch this you will come to realize Tommy's bass playing goes much deeper than what he played with Stevie, and he is undoubtedly one of the best blues bassist's since Willie Dixon.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great DVD for bassist, guitarists, and anyone in the band,
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This is one of the better HotLicks videos (I own over 20). Tommy speaks into the camera, engages the 'audience', and really makes it seem like a private lesson.
The best part about this lesson is getting Tommy's perspective/philosophy on playing bass and being part of a band. This is a guy who could easily fill 45 minutes with bass-lines and say 'This is stuff I did with Stevie Ray' and wrap it up. Instead he talks about his influences, his gear, and what being a great bass player means to him. If you want to play guitar, bass, or drums, and aspire to be part of a 'band' (and not just an individual musician), then this DVD has something to offer.
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