Hey everyone,
I'm a young one (attending first year of high school), but now I've got more than a year of bass playing and have the basics down well. So lately I've been more devoted to my playing and have started to learn some great lines. My first worthwhile show is coming up, and I'll be playing four songs, but here's the problem. First of all, I'm not much of a writer, second of all, I'm not much of an observer.
Two songs that I'm playing for the show are a funk cover of Steve Miller's Band Abracadabra and Metallica's For Whom the Bell Tolls. With Abracadabra, I'd like to have a funkier line to go with the song change-up, something that stands-out more and is really groovy. With Metallica, I'd like to learn that sweet Trujillo solo that he does before the song (it's just too nice, and the song would be kind of lacking for bass without some kind of intro...). Could some of you help me out with some tips/tabs? Thanks for your time!
Roberto Trujillo For Whom the Bell Tolls solo
Abracadabra Tab
I'm a young one (attending first year of high school), but now I've got more than a year of bass playing and have the basics down well. So lately I've been more devoted to my playing and have started to learn some great lines. My first worthwhile show is coming up, and I'll be playing four songs, but here's the problem. First of all, I'm not much of a writer, second of all, I'm not much of an observer.
Two songs that I'm playing for the show are a funk cover of Steve Miller's Band Abracadabra and Metallica's For Whom the Bell Tolls. With Abracadabra, I'd like to have a funkier line to go with the song change-up, something that stands-out more and is really groovy. With Metallica, I'd like to learn that sweet Trujillo solo that he does before the song (it's just too nice, and the song would be kind of lacking for bass without some kind of intro...). Could some of you help me out with some tips/tabs? Thanks for your time!
Roberto Trujillo For Whom the Bell Tolls solo
Abracadabra Tab
