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Double Bass some recommendations

Greetings,

First off I am new to the forum, nice to meet you all.

Secondly, I am a new double bass player. I have just started playing. My transition is from guitar to double bass. Just checked out the newbie thread btw.

I was wondering if you guys could recommend me some cool jazz/blues songs to play on a 4 string, including the name of the artist and the song name.:smug:

Thanks in advance:)
 
You might start by learning to play a 12-bar blues progression. Search for that phrase online if you aren't already familiar with it. It is a standard form that appears, sometimes with variation and sometimes not, in hundreds of recorded blues, jazz, and rocky tunes.
 
Welcome!
How long playing guitar? Are you already playing jazz and blues on guitar?

maybe:

Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King)
Spoonful (the Etta James version is cool)
All Blues (Miles Davis)
Footprints (Wayne Shorter)
Moanin' (Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers)

to get you started
 
Welcome!
How long playing guitar? Are you already playing jazz and blues on guitar?

maybe:

Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King)
Spoonful (the Etta James version is cool)
All Blues (Miles Davis)
Footprints (Wayne Shorter)
Moanin' (Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers)

to get you started


Thanks everyone,

yeah I already play jazz guitar, my favourite jazz artists are Mike Stern, John Scofield, Wes Montgomery, Pat Methany and a few other odd guitarists that play jazz/fusion.

I've been playing guitar for about 2 years now, I've already advanced quite a bit on the instrument.

The reason I took up double bass is to maybe play it along with the guitar for my music practical exams. (which are in around a year and half away)

Thanks for all those recommendations! I'll be sure to look them up!