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Long Live R&R/Rainbow bass by Cara
This song came really naturally to me, it just kind of flows. I learned it yesterday and was rehearsing it today and I thought "I can record this now" and pulled it off in 2 takes. It's a really straightforward rocker with the same structure of pulloffs and connecting parts throughout. Most of the bass lines on the album were performed by Blackmore himself, as he fired original bassist Mark Clarke during the recording sessions due to dissatisfaction with his playing style. Blackmore only brought in Bob Daisley for bass on specific tracks, including "Gates of Babylon," "Kill the King," and "Sensitive to Light," but not the title track.
More Ritchie Blackmore: cararickpurple
#ritchieblackmoresrainbow #rainbow #longliverockandroll #ritchieblackmore #ronniejamesdio #cozypowell #tonycarey #rickenbacker #bass
Now and then. Sometimes I redo them, sometimes I go back and try singing them. They are all here: cararickbass, about 300 nowGreat job as always.
It figures Blackmore could tear up the bass as well as guitar.
You've clearly learned a lot of songs. Do you revisit them all regularly to retain them?
Lucky Guy from Hermit of Mink Hollow (1978)/Todd Rundgren w/ bass, bass arrangement & vocals by Cara
Rundgren's arrangement has no bass guitar, so once again I had to compose one. I tried to take different voicings than just roots, when you are matching chords and melodies there are so many ways you can branch off and go with the bass melody, I tried to go with harmonies and little melodies, ala John Deacon especially, so this is my take of how John might have played it in the unlikely event Todd had asked Queen's bass player to lay down a track.
This is from Todd's 8th LP "Hermit of Mink Hollow" (1978) where he recorded his album Hermit of Mink Hollow at his home studio on Mink Hollow Road in Lake Hill, New York, near Woodstock, where Rundgren lived and worked in isolation during the late 1970s. He recorded the entire album himself, playing all instruments and handling production, living alone like a "hermit" creating this introspective, piano-driven work.
The downside of doing a very counterpoint type bassline is then I have to sing with it, which ups the level of difficulty. This is only partially in my key so I have to jump octaves on different part. Anyway, I'm pretty happy with it and if Todd ever hears it I hope he likes it
More progrock: cararickprog
#toddrundgren #hermitofminkhollow #rickenbacker #cararickbass #bass
Lucky Guy from Hermit of Mink Hollow (1978)/Todd Rundgren w/ bass, bass arrangement & vocals by Cara
Rundgren's arrangement has no bass guitar, so once again I had to compose one. I tried to take different voicings than just roots, when you are matching chords and melodies there are so many ways you can branch off and go with the bass melody, I tried to go with harmonies and little melodies, ala John Deacon especially, so this is my take of how John might have played it in the unlikely event Todd had asked Queen's bass player to lay down a track.
This is from Todd's 8th LP "Hermit of Mink Hollow" (1978) where he recorded his album Hermit of Mink Hollow at his home studio on Mink Hollow Road in Lake Hill, New York, near Woodstock, where Rundgren lived and worked in isolation during the late 1970s. He recorded the entire album himself, playing all instruments and handling production, living alone like a "hermit" creating this introspective, piano-driven work.
The downside of doing a very counterpoint type bassline is then I have to sing with it, which ups the level of difficulty. This is only partially in my key so I have to jump octaves on different part. Anyway, I'm pretty happy with it and if Todd ever hears it I hope he likes it
More progrock: cararickprog
#toddrundgren #hermitofminkhollow #rickenbacker #cararickbass #bass
Come on Eileen vocals/Save Ferris bass & vocals by Cara
I haven't posted here in quite a while because I gave up on the place because it was so dead. But here's a video you might like I did tonight and this page came up so here you go, please let me know what you think!
Come on Eileen vocals/Save Ferris bass & vocals by Cara
(original vocals and bass removed and replaced by Cara with Moises.ai)
This is the Ska version, with brass instead of fiddles and traditional celtic instruments like accordion from the original Dexy's Midnight Runners version. It's a lot more aggressive, fast and heavy and especially it features Monique Powell, who is the only original member remaining in the current lineup.
BTW when I was last here I had about 350 vids of songs I learned by ear, no tabs, no sheets, no tutorials on my Youtube channel. Now I have nearly 700!
cararickbass of all genres and styles, check my nearly 100 playlists set up by bands, complete albums and music genres: cararickbass And my full album and feature with commentary vids cararickext
Monique Powell – original replaced vocal track
Brian Mashburn – guitar, vocals, piano, organ
Bill Uechi – original replaced bass track
Marc Harismendy – drums
Eric Zamora – alto saxophone
José Castellaños – trumpet
T-Bone Willy
#saveferris #dexysmidnightrunners #moniquepowell #brianmashburn #billuechi #MarcHarismendy #EricZamora #JoséCastellaños #T-Bone Willy #thismeanseverything
Thank you! Here's another:Great work as usual! And you have a cool, unique voice.
Beer vocals/Reel Big Fish bass & vocals by Cara bass play along
This one took longer than many others, I got hung up even on the harmonics but skipped this and did More Than a Feeling and got the feeling for harmonics. Still, very busy bassline to sing with and it may not be apparent but it's changing nearly every line or going up an octave.
I have one more Ska song I want to do then I'm on to some new stuff.
So shout out to my ska buddies!
@cookieskabal :::Ska goddess lead singer and the classiest most stylish girl I know where do you get those wonderful dresses!
@governmentsubs :::cookies' Ska band she fronts that plays Save Ferris (I still thing they shoudl have named it Superspy and if I ever get a Ska band I will!
@cutstitchrepeat :::my special friend in Over Wait Mammal, another ska band covering this band, Reel Big Fish!
More ska: cararickska
#reelbigfish #takeonme #mattwong #whydotheyrocksohard #cararickbass #rickenbacker #bass #girlbassist #ska #a-ha #magnefuruholmen #mortenharket #
THE BEST HEAVY METAL GUITAR SOLO EVER! Sails of Charon/Scorpions bass by Cara
This has some fast licks on bass and guitar and is in an interesting mode. The guitar solo, composed and performed by Uli Jon Roth, is built on Phrygian mode (with a lowered second degree) and harmonic minor, which together give it an dark, Arabic sound (See I know some theory!). Same mode as Gates of Babylon/Rainbow I did a few months ago
In my opinion, it's the best heavy metal lead guitar solo of all time, fast, fluent, exotic sounding. The use of these modes was groundbreaking in heavy metal at the time, influencing Yngwie Malmsteen and even the great Ritchie Blackmore and started an entire genre of metal.
I used Dad's BC RICH Mockingbird on this, as I do on a lot of metal songs, because of it's built in pre-amp and DeMarzio pickups, Run through the Marshall 100w Lead Amp you see on my right, like Bob Daisley on Blizzard & Diary, with my JOYO Monomyth distortion/speaker emulator/sound shaper and EQ give it a big beefy monster bass sound. It reminds me of Tom Peterson's 12 string on In Color. Anyway, really proud of this one, I think it really came out nice and the licks are crisp and clear.
#scorpions #klausmeine #ulijonroth #rudolphschenker #francisbuchholz #hermanrarebell #takenbyforce
Dee Murray was such a great bassist. He could handle anything Elton and Bernie threw at him. I went to the same high school (so did Amy Winehouse but none of us in the same decade).It's funny to me that I rejected piano, as I was a HUGE Elton John fan as a child. But I was always listening to the bass part, noticing how it seemed to set up the chord changes in Elton's ballads