Trying to play 70s funk with a "Jazz bass on steroids" tone shows ignorance of history, and just doesn't work. Everyone who truly understands 70s funk knows that you need a "Jazz bass on cocaine" tone.
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Trying to play 70s funk with a "Jazz bass on steroids" tone shows ignorance of history, and just doesn't work. Everyone who truly understands 70s funk knows that you need a "Jazz bass on cocaine" tone.
And they will give up shoe purchases to help you.Despite what wives and girlfriends say...they are truely behind all of your musical purchases.
I ain't sure if you know it, but this
is a Cubera "SNAPPER".
Think about that.
Look more closely at the mouth,
now tell me those lips ain't Monica.![]()
I grew up on the Gulf Coast, so I know a snapper when I see her. That's what made it even funnier.
Yup, the history of bass instruments has been all about the strings getting shorter.
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By 2050, most basses will look like this.
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After all, it's only a theory. Like gravity, and evolution!You don't need to know theory, and that's a fact!
After all, it's only a theory. Like gravity, and evolution!
That's the bit about playing A minor pentatonic over a C major chord gives you Red Shift, right?DON'T forget relativity.![]()
SHHHHH.That's the bit about playing A minor pentatonic over a C major chord gives you Red Shift, right?
If you play a minor pentatonic over a major chord, you'll start to grow hair on your palms. Or go blind.
