congrats on nailing that B section. I have isolated that and slowed it down 100's of times and yours is the closest to what he is playing that I have seen.

Great vid... My favourite of his is Spider

THIS is how you're supposed to practice/approach scales.

Givin' the Dog a Bone is a really good example of what a bassist does.

Excellent video. Good to see someone spreading good advice for a change. There’s a lot of misinformation out there on bass techniques…

Perfecto.... thank you

Jones wasn't doubling Black Dog. He wrote the riff. Page was doubling him. If you're gonna do John Paul Jones tutorial, make sure you have it right

great video...thanks

You can hear the bum notes on the isolated tracks at the start. It's even worse live. As a guitarist that recently switched to the bass, his hand position is playing the bass like a 6 string and would likely damage the index finger/hand if he was playing anything more than rudimentary basslines.

Thank you 🤙🏾👍🏾🎸🤸🏾‍♂️

Great transcription !! Would love a copy of the sheet music bass part please Dave !=)

Mans it’s crazy that I get recommended this a year later fr, I also notice this sixth pattern in a lot of his soloing after hearing this exercise, I’m definitely going to use this one a lot

💘 Hey Dave, Thanks. 💫

blue cursor is a half measure ahead of the music. Makes it a little tough to play along with.

Wow! I’ve had the Jamerson “Bible” for many years now and very much appreciate this analysis. You’ve illuminated some important things for me in this tune. Thank you!

Paul Jackson is and always will be one of the greatest bassist of all time.nobody had a sound like his,and he hardly played slap bass.herbie Hancock got the right man

JPJ wrote Black Dog

All so complicated was Jameson notes structure. Was a big part of all those classic Motown songs. His playing was so mesmerizing. I actually started learning to play bass by listening to those old Motown 45 records on my record player. It’s so incredible to think Jameson playing “Darlin’ Dear” with the hook (the one finger). If he’s not in the Rock Hall Of Fame, he and the rest of those legendary musicians at Motown from that era should be. Those guys help influence the whole music culture in the period in beyond.

John Paul Jones = the silent assassin

Excellent ❤

That was ace. Subscribed. Thank you mate! Oooo....1000th like from me too 😂

Thank you!

What's Going On is another amazingly lovely bass line. Thanks for this educational video!

Upright players tend to use a lot of open strings to help them play in tune on the fretless instrument. Jamerson also tended to use a lot of 6ths.

Standard tuning?

damn!.. I'm not ready for this song =(

Greatest of all time!

It really is a perfect bass line. I think if we changed one note, it would lose its impact.

Hello, just found this channel. Grateful if you could let me have a pdf

The hinges on this song are still smoking like no other.

Great song! How can i get the tabs PDF, please?

Nice to see you back bud. Hope teaching has been going well

Led Zeppelin! Kings of Rock! Thanks! 👑

Point 2 just changed my life

The one is the "I" in the lyrics. I love Fleetwood Mac, but never take Mick's drumming as the rhythmic root.

After 20yr later i understand why this BASSline so cool.🫡

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I've watched people run to the dance floor a few bars into this song - it really is a floor filler!

Paul Jackson was the epitome of groovin' funk. Just check out his Headhunters Survival of the Fittest album

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Dave - Is there a link to th transcrption?

I've always been amazed at JPJ's basslines. It's what I focus on most, usually. Just phenomenal.

Everyone calls Cliff Williams a simple player. I dont think so. Some of the most seemingly simplist ACDC basslines like Shot Down in Flames after the solo you dont even know if you are in time anymore. But it sounds so good and probably as important as Malcolm while Angus plays the solo then accentuale 1 note along with the guitars and your forearm is tarting to damn near burn and cramp then you get to play the chorus. Two different ways. But that simple bass line is the song. Cliff Williams was the perfect Rock and Roll bassist in my opinion. No funk or jazz just Rock and Roll laying 1/8ths down under the guitars.

this was super big help! i already knew some of the tips here but the thumb position one and the counterbalance were game changers, i appreciate this video a lot ! for someone who can only afford being self-taught and i don't have much people to ask about either if i'm fretting correctly, i finally resolved the issue where my tendon would hurt a lot even if i wasn't exerting much effort on pressing down the frets. most people do talk about the thumb being placed at certain positions but i guess anywhere is fine as long as you're getting the technical parts done and you're comfortable :>

So this is what Dave Murray looks like without sticking his head into a wasps nest?🤣🤣🤣

I had the bridge almost right. Thanks for the correction. Bass overdrive sounds great too. Love the color! Thanks for sharing.

Mumford and sons? Come on

Excellent tutorial!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I see "Duck" I watch & upvote

Fantastic breakdown of this bass line. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.