What happens when you take iconic bass grooves... and nudge mess them over? ????
In this video, I play 10 legendary bass lines from artists like Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Chic, Red Hot Chili Peppers, James Brown, Jaco Pastorius, Queen, Rick James, Commodores, and Sly & the Family Stone (yes, with some Larry Graham slap magic) — but with a tiny rhythmic twist. The result? A fascinating (and often hilarious) look at how micro changes can completely change a groove's feel and identity.
???? Whether you're a beginner bassist, a seasoned pro, or just love funk, rock, pop, and soul music, this is a fun and educational ride through some of the most famous bass lines in music history.
✅ Perfect for:
• Bass guitar players (beginner to advanced)
• Funk, rock, and pop lovers
• Musicians curious about groove, timing & rhythm
• Fans of music theory in action
• Anyone who’s ever worried about a copyright strike ????
???? Featuring bass lines inspired by:
Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
AC/DC – Back in Black
Chic – Good Times
RHCP – Around the World
James Brown – Sex Machine
Jaco Pastorius – Come On, Come Over
Queen – Another One Bites the Dust
Rick James – Super Freak
Commodores – Brick House
Sly and the Family Stone – Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
???? Let me know in the comments which change hurt the most… and which one actually slapped harder than the original! ????
???? Don’t forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more bass lessons, history, grooves, breakdowns, and musical experiments!
#basslines #funkbass #bassguitar #musicproduction #groove #rhythm #slapbass #musictheory #michaeljackson #acdc #rhcp #jamesbrown #larrygraham #jacopastorius #rickjames #queen #chic #basslesson #basscover
"Sneaky Snitch" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Website - http://www.paulthompson.us
Instagram @pdbass74
Twitter @pdbass74
In this video, I play 10 legendary bass lines from artists like Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Chic, Red Hot Chili Peppers, James Brown, Jaco Pastorius, Queen, Rick James, Commodores, and Sly & the Family Stone (yes, with some Larry Graham slap magic) — but with a tiny rhythmic twist. The result? A fascinating (and often hilarious) look at how micro changes can completely change a groove's feel and identity.
???? Whether you're a beginner bassist, a seasoned pro, or just love funk, rock, pop, and soul music, this is a fun and educational ride through some of the most famous bass lines in music history.
✅ Perfect for:
• Bass guitar players (beginner to advanced)
• Funk, rock, and pop lovers
• Musicians curious about groove, timing & rhythm
• Fans of music theory in action
• Anyone who’s ever worried about a copyright strike ????
???? Featuring bass lines inspired by:
Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
AC/DC – Back in Black
Chic – Good Times
RHCP – Around the World
James Brown – Sex Machine
Jaco Pastorius – Come On, Come Over
Queen – Another One Bites the Dust
Rick James – Super Freak
Commodores – Brick House
Sly and the Family Stone – Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
???? Let me know in the comments which change hurt the most… and which one actually slapped harder than the original! ????
???? Don’t forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more bass lessons, history, grooves, breakdowns, and musical experiments!
#basslines #funkbass #bassguitar #musicproduction #groove #rhythm #slapbass #musictheory #michaeljackson #acdc #rhcp #jamesbrown #larrygraham #jacopastorius #rickjames #queen #chic #basslesson #basscover
"Sneaky Snitch" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Website - http://www.paulthompson.us
Instagram @pdbass74
Twitter @pdbass74
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