Damn, I really miss him, he's up there watching everyone watch his videos! :)

for sure . ;)

@@realbasslessons9356 Been playing a long time - nearly 50 years - and can read treble and bass clefs but nothing too difficult. Can do straight wholes, halves, quarters, and most eighths, rests and notes, without much trouble. Can get thru runs in straight 16ths (no rests stuck in them) if I start slow and build up. Where I start having trouble are odd timings, rhythms, and sequences, mixed 8ths, 16ths, (notes and rests), and dotted 8ths/16ths. Which book should I start with in your reading series?

Glad they are helping. :)

Then I will assume you liked the lesson. ;)

A, if you tried in the past and did not have success, you must change your approach. ;)

You are welcome Matthew.

Craig, ALL play-along tracks for ALL "Daily Practice Books" are available as free download on my site: www.stinnettmusic.com/play-alongs-free

Glad you like the books. Still working on Pro Skills Walking. I will finish it.

Real Bass Lessons Yep. And I meant ii-V’s on the rhythm changes. I edited my comment. Yeah yeah I know. That’s two points off. 😎

Charlie (?), it is never too late. I promise you. Here is my suggestion: 1. get the book " Integrated Reading Technique" . www.stinnettmusicbookstore.com/stinnett_music_book_store/irt.html 2. After you have the book, download the first 5 "Follow The Book" videos www.stinnettmusicdownloadables.com/Stinnett_Music_Downloadables/follow_book_integrated_reading_techinque.html . and get into it! In this series of short lessons I teach every example in the book, one by one. These lessons have been HUGELY successful for all who have worked with them. They are very specific and personal instruction. Just remember, they will not work if you do not work. Practice exactly as I tell you to on the video. You will see tremendous success. Let me know your progress. :) .

No, I do not sell PDF. Just put the product in the shopping cart on my site and see the shipping cost. .... ;) . We ship to Italy regularly.

@@realbasslessons9356 that's great! thanks, i just bought "Reading in bass clef" :) Thanks again Matteo

@@MatteoRosati You are welcome. :)

Yes, daily!

@@realbasslessons9356 Great - I read quite well (treble clef) for sax, but I can play (but not read music for) electric bass. Rests, meters, ties, articulations etc are all OK for me...just bass pitch. Where should I start with your books?

@@entysax How about "Reading Motown Bass"? There are free play-alongs for each example, so you can use your ear and groove. www.stinnettmusicbookstore.com/stinnett_music_book_store/Reading_Motown_Bass.html Or, "Jazz Bass Stylings"? Again the play-alongs make it quite accessible to learn each example. www.stinnettmusicbookstore.com/stinnett_music_book_store/jazz_bass_stylings.html Learning to play the examples from these books will develop your techniqe and ears.

@@realbasslessons9356 Thanks Jim...I'll take a look in the store now...

of course. But the "$2.99" for the first 3 lessons is not prohibitive to anyone who is online. ;)

@@realbasslessons9356 Thanks for the reply Jim. I just ordered the book, and yes... $2.99 for the first three vids is not a problem of course. It was the total cost if all the videos that had me shaking at the knees :). Anyhow, I like your chilled no-nonsense style of teaching, so I'm confident that your book will be a great addition to my library.

@@MrWhitey222 :)