Thunderstruck by Bass Technique? (pssst: hey guitarists, we bass players can play that, too!) AC/DC’s Thunderstruck provides us with a perfect opportunity to use
Two tips if one finger per fret is hard for you in the lower registers. Small hands? No problem! #A28 One finger per fret bass
These scalar drills off the A major scale not only get your fingers moving and that scale embedded in your mind, they also sound really
In this video, I show you how to effectively practice the main riff of AC/DC’s Back in Black on bass using permutations and rhythmic drills.
Reposting this Octave riff because it generated lots of interest when it first came out. Many of my students went ahead and learned it- and
Color “Outside the Lines” Using Chromatics! If you are looking to come up with some fresh ideas for grooves, try injecting some chromatics. “Chroma” is
Killer Octave Riff Turn a simple 2-chord progression into something special using a modern take on a “disco-inspired” octave groove. This killer riff is also
Floating thumb? Three-finger Gary-Willis style? Raking? Pumping eighths? The right-hand does not only pose several opportunities for sound variations, but it is also crucial in
Grab your gear, we’re headed to the gym! This workout does your fretting fingers good. Especially the little one of the bunch… The Pinkie! We
Got a fret buzz that is just not going away? A fret buzz can really be putting a damper on the joy of playing. Here
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