Next cover you plan on tackling.

[Wyvern]

What song are you currently planning on learning?

Here's mine


It's all doable, but the fill at 2:40 is going to be a bear.

 

[DirtDog]

 

[lordradish]

Having already figured out the tune "Jaco", moving on to another PMG with Mark Egan on it, San Lorenzo. He's one of my favorites. Been fretless 24-7 for the past year, can't get enough of it.

 

[lordradish]

What song are you currently planning on learning?

Here's mine


It's all doable, but the fill at 2:40 is going to be a bear.

At least you have the perfect bass for it. I have a MKII 5 and love it.

 

[LowWay]

I'm going back and filling in some of the flourishes I couldn't hear clearly when I first learned it. I have inserted my own take on them apparently.

 

[iqi616]

Dear Prudence. I'm learning Macca's bassline even though I prefer to listen to Siouxsie And The Banshees' version of the song.

 

[Calebmundy]

 

[pisces_bass]

This two chord rocker

 

[Element Zero]

In addition to being busy learning 30 classic rock tunes most of which I’ve never even heard before for a in August, this is another one of the easier to play songs from Angra I’ve been working on. Felipe Andreoli is an absolute monster especially now. Their newer stuff is WAY beyond my technical abilities and understanding. I’m about 80% there with this one.

 

[Bob_Ross]

My soul/funk/R&B band is on a tear to learn a ton of new material, because we got hired to play a 3-hour gig over Labor Day weekend and we only have a ~90 minute repertoire! So for the next two months we're learning Two New Songs Per Week.

This week it was:

"People Say" (the Psychedelephant version of The Meters' tune)


and "Free Your Dreams" (Snarky Puppy, with Chantae Cann)


Next week it's:

"I Can't Help It" (Michael Jackson)


and "Fight The Power" (Isley Brothers)

 

[coyote1]

What song are you currently planning on learning?

I’m currently working to get my timing and choices better on uptempo Rhythm changes.

 

[shirojiro]

What song are you currently planning on learning?

Here's mine


It's all doable, but the fill at 2:40 is going to be a bear.

This is the one I’m working on as well!!
The lyrics feel different now….

 

[Sponson Thrisby]

I recently got a Dingwall John Taylor, so (although I've never been a particular DD fan), I'm working on Rio. Not too difficult apart from getting the ghost notes clean.

FWIW: if you're using someone else's tablature, don't take it as absolute truth. I've seen plenty of tabs that were...less than accurate or reasonable, even in published books. For example, everything on only one or two strings so you have to jump all over - feel free to modify it. Even the original players probably played it in different ways, and simplified it so they'd be less likely to mess up when playing live. When I played guitar I learned a few Rush tunes, then found videos of Alex himself showing how he played them; many of the tabs were completely wrong.

 

[thisheregiraffe]

It's been a while since I added a Rush tune to my repertoire, so I think I'm going to work on "Red Barchetta".

 

[BassBrass]

not a song... take the whole output of Bill Lazwell (where he himself is playing as well as producing)
I'm trying to pick up his approach. Particularly in making dub bass lines including on fretless with flats (like Bill). That's all.

 

[pcake]

working on a few. a couple are:

 

[Wanker_Joe]

This week I started chipping away at a bass + vocals only arrangement of The Gambler. Fun song. My version is kind of turning into it's own thing, maybe diverging too much from the original haha. But that's how it goes sometimes... At least I'm using the right chord structure.

 

[HolmeBass]

Going to start working on this one:

 

[L-u-A-R]

I've got a chasm to cross to get the slap and tap parts. The rest is fine.

 

[5StringBlues]

Going to start working on this one:

Yay, probably my fave Dead tune overall.