Yeah Julia is good.
I learned "Forget Me Nots" by Patrice Rushen after seeing Julia play it on bass a 2 years ago.
I learned "Forget Me Nots" by Patrice Rushen after seeing Julia play it on bass a 2 years ago.
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hmmm, well, she is playing to the prerecorded MJ track, and John Robinson is definitely layin' it down here, so I'm not sure about the "forget the metronome" commentShe’s got some of the best timing I’ve heard. Forget the metronome. Just feel the groove.
My favorite singer, bass player, and YouTube bassist!!![]()
Not any inexpensive bass. There's a reason I have 4 Sterlings including one SUB in 5 like her's (flats), also a yellow/mahogany 5, a rosewood(or some other Asian dark wood) HH5 (nickel rounds) and a short scale 4 (steel rounds). I used the shortie for a modern dance accompaniment friday and the last 2 days I've been rediscovering the tones in the HH. The low B string on it is very strong too.So young and so talented!
Also, I am really impressed by the tone she gets out of a relatively inexpensive bass.
One more time the theory that only expensive bass sound good is debunked.

I’m probably at 2 dozen.I've watched this about a dozen times since yesterday![]()

My favorite singer, bass player, and YouTube bassist!!![]()
I think Fernando Rosa did better job of getting the Louis Johnson tone, but the OP gets the tone and adds her own thing too. That said, I’m pretty sure Rosa was hired just to recreate that LJ vibe and nothing else.
Too many chord changes for me.
You nailed it @Dr. CheeseShe nailed LJ’s feel was only a little brighter than Johnson’s tone. She served big plate of shut up and practice to gearheads like me.