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In this video I show you a bass groove that can be used for Soul and Funk bass lines. This groove is inspired by the sort of ideas that Jaco Pastorius used in the bass lines of the following two tunes:
1. The Chicken
2. Come On, Come Over
This Soul Funk groove is based on a 16th note chromatic idea moving from chord 1 to chord 5 and back to chord 1 and is really useful to utilise in your bass lines.
This bass video tutorial is suitable for absolute beginner bass players through to intermediate bassists.
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Timestamp:
0:00 – 16th Note Soul Funk Bass Groove Inspired By Jaco Pastorius
0:21 – Analysing The Chicken and Come On, Come Over Bass Lines
02:04 – Jaco Bass Riffs Simplified
4:06 – Funk Soul Groove Breadkdown
4:23 – Funk Soul Riff in A
6:44 – Funk Soul Riff in E
7:26 – Funk Soul Riff in C
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Did you miss our previous article…
https://www.voiceaffairs.com/how-to-make-funk/