RNB, SOUL & MOTOWN STYLE BASSLINES IBD

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Master the Grooves of The WorldâÇÖs Greatest RnB, Soul and Motown Bass PlayersGet inside the grooves and techniques of the coolest bass players ever recorded!RnB, Soul & Motown Style Basslinesáis your complete guide to mastering the essential skills of Soul bass guitar. YouâÇÖll learn 100 grooves in the style of 16 legendary bassists, mastering in-the-pocket playing and growing your vocabulary of bass riffs, licks and techniques.Discover 100 RnB, Soul & Motown Grooves for Electric BassThis is much more than a simple book of licks, youâÇÖll go on a journey with some of the most innovative players ever to pick up the bass. These are the players who literally discovered what makes an amazing bassline.YouâÇÖll nail the groove styles of:·áááááááEarly Soul & RnBápioneers Lloyd Trotman and Bernard Odum·áááááááMemphis Souláand Stax - Lewie Steinberg, Donald 'Duck' Dunn, Tommy Cogbill·áááááááMotowná- James Jamerson, Bob Babbitt·áááááááWest Coast Motowná- Wilton Felder, Carole Kaye, Scott Edwards·áááááááPhilly Soulá- Ronnie Baker, Jimmy Williams·áááááááAtlantic and Muscle Shoalsá- David Hood, Jerry Jemmott·áááááááChicago Soul & Chess Recordsá- Louis Satterfield, Willie WeeksThe Recipe for a Perfect Bass GrooveWe all know a great groove when we hear it, but what makes it so compelling? In this book, seasoned session bassist Dan Hawkins teaches the essential techniques needed to create an array of memorable grooves. Electric Bass skills youâÇÖll learn include:The 'breaking the rules of music' trick Bernard Odum used for James BrownHow to create solid memorable riffs that make a tuneMastering syncopation in the style of James JamersonHow to lock in with a drummerWhere to use articulations such as hammer-ons, pull-offs and slidesEssential arpeggio and scale patternsThe ideas that fuelled some of the greatest basslines in recorded historyGet Your Bass Groove Playing Up to ScratchThereâÇÖs more!áRnB, Soul & Motown Style Basslinesáalso teaches you how to nail the perfect Soul Tone in its 'Gear Talk' section. YouâÇÖll even discover how to recreate classic tone with modern gear.