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hey everyone, I've been working on the this tab for a few weeks, but I'm still not very good at playing by ear, and so far am only able to play the root notes to each chord. Can someone help me with the rest? There are only three different parts, but I'm especially struggling with the breakdown...

Trailer Park boys. Hilarious scripted Canadian tv series on Netflix.:thumbsup:

for counterfeit love, I wonder if there's a different fingering that will help? Here is the link to a YouTube video I used to learn that song, with tabs. I don't experience the quick jump to 7th n 9th frets you mentioned. You're right about I shot the sheriff being tough, I've been practicing...

Mushroo has some great suggestions. Learn a couple Bob Marley tunes. Aston Barret is one of the pioneers of reggae bass. Hal Leonard has a great book of 25 songs with sheet music and tab. Playing your favorite reggae tunes is another great way to learn the rhythms. You mentioned Marley from...

I should have clarified. I was going to go with the Squier, but my family helped me get a Fender.:hyper: You're right, way off track from the Gubb. Check out the song Beehop. I love how many different grooves and genres of music are packed into one song.

Lettuce is great. I've been going back through all of theirs and Soulive's (Eric Krasno's earlier band) albums on Spotify, and there is all sorts of funky goodness in there. Since we're talking about funk bands in the jam world, i have to recommend Analog Son. They're a less known band from...

I just recently started checking out Vulfpeck actually. They have some pretty great music videos. And Joe Dirt is the man! CoverSolutions just posted a cover of their song 1612 with tabs to YouTube, and its pretty fun to play even if you only get every other note. By the way, I just realized...

I agree, I can't reach those highest frets well enough to play them with any groove. But having more frets makes it easier to hit frets 12-16. I recently switched from a 4 string 24 fret to a 5 string 20 fret; both 34" scale length. I really noticed the difference when playing a song with a...

The original file is a word doc in landscape. I couldn't figure out how to upload the doc or PDF from my phone, so I just uploaded a pic of it. Thanks for the suggestion though.:)

I have it in a word doc and can email it to you if you pm me your email. I also have it in PDF, but couldn't figure out how to attach it.

I made a cheat sheet to hang up in my office and at home to help memorize scales and the fretboard, and it's been very helpful so far. I just updated it now that I have a 5 string, and wanted to put it out here in case anyone finds it useful. ****EDIT**** I noticed a typo on the B major scale...

Slightly Stoopid does it regularly, and it doesn't disrupt the flow of their shows. Usually whoever is singing is playing guitar. I think it's interesting to watch and compare their styles and tone to each other.

Ive also been playing for about a year and a half, and definitely recommend StudyBass. I've already learned quite a bit from there, especially on. It's selection and theory.

Listening to the "Devil in the yard" album now. Sounding good so far!

Love Oteil! The rest are okay too I suppose...;) If you haven't checked out Twiddle yet, should give them a listen. Zdenek is probably my favorite jam bassist.