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Brother Jermaine, do have any lessons for slap bass?

When you aay get to 5, I dont quite grasp what you mean. Do you mean use this will when the music shifts to the V chord?

Love your work. Cheers

Great teacher to comprehend the importance of having a solid foundation as a beginning bass player,the more you give, the more you’ll learn along the way

This is wonderful Jermaine, I’m 2 years into bass playing and every little bit helps!! What you’re giving us allows me to expand my ability to make music, I am going to run with this look for more of your helpful tips, thanks again

I've connected Sm58 mic to AR16, the mic level is very low for some reason. I've turned on Phantom Power too. Please advise where i"m doing wrong.

Glarry, ending the Tonewood debate one instrument at a time.

Jermaine, I love your videos, especially this one, because I was a part of a contemporary gospel quartet group. Our group came to Louin, Mississippi, and we had a great time playing with some of the home groups. I need some more instructions since I hadn't played in a while.

Come on Jermaine, make us all happy! Just kidding. I appreciate what you do.

Do you have a longer version of this

The one with 5 tuners inline

Gerald Veasley

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If the guitar is playing 1-4-5 can the bass play 1-3-4-5

Thanks man 💯

Mexico made is the same materials , better $ point ! , I bought a fender strat floyd rose hss MIM for $500, Its quality. Thing im gonna snag a MIM 5 String Jazz .,Great review Jemaine. You float that fretboard ,Nice .

Very good point Mr Morgan thank you very much and God bless you

Thank you for actually playing chords people don’t realize jubu Eric wall Karin’s mixer that’s quartet style fr every other UA-cam guitarist just plays that fast Mississippi mass choir they got the word lick and sweat that all quartet guitar is

Why do we do that? Give any bass player a bass and the first thing they play is minor pentatonic, 9 out of 10 bass players will line check with something minor pentatonic… its because it’s naturally funky and you can switch from finger style to slap easily on the ears and get a nice dynamic sound check

Hey man I'm really trying to nail down getting this kinda tone. Have you got eq suggestions? Do you play on both pickups? It also sounds like it's driven slightly? I'm guessing there is some compression? Any help would be great 👍

Killin it my brother!!

Unfortunately I can't find this black one version any more😢

I have a problem knowing all the notes that are on the fret board. In other words when I play the major scales for example I know the C major scale C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C. But when I play the D major scale I know the root note is D, and buy looking at my bass, I don't know what the 2nd note is. But I know that all major scales are played with the same pattern. So in other words I can play a D major scales but I want know what all the notes are that I am playing. That has been a big issue with me Mr. Morgan and this is Mr. Illes Bass telling you this we have spoken with each other on the phone before Ann via email also.

Good stuff Brother Morgan.

Man ill always feel like im trash lol soo much to still learn

Love how you break it all down!! You’re a bad man ✊🏾‼️

how do i access it ounce i buy it

Wassup Jermaine blessing to you want be long I will be ordering your bass Volumes been working a lot and it's about to slow down for me thank you for reaching out it means a lot to me.

I found You rigth now because i want to buy one of them. Is this a good bass? What You think about it really?

Hey, here's a fun fact. All of the "made in Mexico" basses are actually being made with the original machines that were used in America but later sent to the Mexico factory

This should have more views! Excellent work. 🎸🎹🎵🎧🎶

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It was so funny, I totally wasn't thinking "Black Folks Gospel" when I read gospel bass lines. Gospel music is what got me interested in bass but it was boring Ole White Folk gospel. I love them loping, lumbering bass lines but Black Folk Gospel is hip a funky, a little hard for me to follow, good stuff though, it's good stuff, and funky.

Hello!! Has this track been bought?

It would be more helpful if you had the whole chart on one screen. Flashing individual roots like this doesn’t allow you to read ahead and plan for the changes.

Shooting for 100, and hitting 11, or 12 could be something that hurts motivation. Different people learn differently. I stopped because my teacher started me too far ahead of where a beginner should be. I want to learn the rules before I learn to play songs, because if I know the rules I should be able to figure out how to play any song. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Hey Mr. J. Can you explain your number system to this song please. Thank you

Haha! You are 100% correct. I started playing the minor pentatonic scale shortly after I got my bass many years ago and just thought it was a cool-ass riff. I was pretty stoked when I eventually decided to learn scales and discovered this riff was one of them! 😂

Thanks for sharing the Wisdom.

I love your teaching style and your lessons are top notch!

The humbucker is key to get THAT gospel tone IMO! Great playing

Nice.

Excellent gospel bass track. Do you have any more? Glory to God!

Yea dude.. doing those relative major licks is what makes it funky!

That’s one thing I naturally started doing after a while, using octaves and fifths to drive and develop bass lines. And recently I started mapping out my bass lines, and it’s like a template.. I won’t play the licks or “feels” the same exact way probably 80 percent of the time live because I’ve noticed it depends on what the drummer is doing and the other instruments at that exact moment so I’ll hear that rhythm and may play a totally different lick pattern or transitional phrase than what I was practicing at home with the tracks or the original recording. But it has taken my playing to another level where when I look up at these gigs, I see a good bit of people watching me in the crowd kinda seeing what I’m playing and anticipating what I’m going to play next to glue the parts together or a cool part or lick forwards the end of the song or before/during the climax. And one thing I’ve noticed that really gets the crowd going is when I reharmonize 1 or 2 chords during the climax of the song or the last phrase of the second verse.. also too if I play a lick and land on a bass chord on the very last note or if I turn the very last note of the lick into a chord

This is the best explanation of feel I've ever heard, thank you!

You need to start giving lessons on the bass . Someone could learn from you

Best bass sound for me (that I grew up listening to) is Reggie Parker, Reggie Young and Fred Hammond. I think Parker played a 4 string Pensa jazz style bass detuned, Young played a Ken Smith back in the day and so did Fred Hammond sometimes. Smith and Jazz Style 5 string is my favorite sound for gospel.

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