Wooten's Bass Solo on DMB's #41 Live in Chicago

[jnevi9nr]

anyone know of any tabs for this? Its my fav bass solo on my fav song. thanks!

[Goatee220]

Originally Posted by jnevi9nr

anyone know of any tabs for this? Its my fav bass solo on my fav song. thanks!

I don't have any tabs, but I'm +1000 on your statement. #41 is my favorite DMB tune, and Vic's solo took it to a whole new level.

[Tandrew]

Just email Victor or ask your ears and see what they have to say... I'm just messing, that is a killer solo and eventhough I'm not the biggest DMB fan , I do like that song a lot especially live. Good luck on your quest.

-Tan

[gkbass13]

watch and listen to him play it on youtube, over and over. That's probably the best way to learn it.

[Jaco D]

Originally Posted by Goatee220

I don't have any tabs, but I'm +1000 on your statement. #41 is my favorite DMB tune, and Vic's solo took it to a whole new level.

Ditto. That tune as well as their version(s) of "All Along the Watchtower" seem to be their standard "Ok Dude, Jam!" pieces for their live shows. Wooten's solo has Victor's style written all over it.

[Ron G]

I think it's one of his best solo's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQPrb5c-TnU

[jnevi9nr]

i really think songs like crush, two step and lie in our graves are their jam songs. even to a lesser degree - jimi thing, seek up, dreaming tree, and bartender. so if you like the jam in #41, check out those other songs!

if you want a real jammed out show, check out Live Trax #7 from NYE 1996 or Red Rocks 1995. Central Park has alot of the hits, but not really jammed out like their older stuff.

[jnevi9nr]

Originally Posted by Ron G

I think it's one of his best solo's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQPrb5c-TnU

agree, its the one from live in chicago that I referenced in my original post. it was webcast that night, but released on cd only in the stores.