What are songs are you working on

[fusion man 85]

What songs are you working.mastering at the moment
Im work these myself
Metallica master of pupets
Black Sabbath children of the grave
Faith no more underwater love

Underwater love is proving to be tough as im not a proficient slap and pop player yet

 

[gfdhicool]

What songs are you working.mastering at the moment
Im work these myself
Metallica master of pupets
Black Sabbath children of the grave
Faith no more underwater love

Underwater love is proving to be tough as im not a proficient slap and pop player yet

21st Century Schizoid Man -King Crimson (Halfway done)
Led Zeppelin-The Lemon Song
Queen-Millionaire Waltz
Led Zeppelin-The Ocean

I think you can get children of the grave down in 15 minutes ;P (It's pure repetition)

 

[Journey55]

Limelight by Rush
Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas

Just those two for now

 

[MovingPitchers]

Limelight by Rush
Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas

Just those two for now

You'll nail Limelight within three days tops if you keep at it everyday. Easiest song I ever learned by Rush. Now...YYZ....

And for me
YYZ- Rush
Learning to play and sing The Anarchist by Rush

 

[skwee]

I have to work up some arrangements over the xmas break: Funky Town, Long Train Running, 99 Miles from LA.

 

[Jamerman]

Classical thump - Victor Wooten
Jordan -Buckethead (Guitar)

... Maybe I should pick easier songs next time xD

 

[Bass Fund]

I'm doing a song I shoulda learned many years ago, "Sir Duke".

 

[SirMjac28]

Kissing a Fool- George Michael great bass line.

 

[mongo2]

Water Song is currently on the music stand waiting for me to get to it.

 

[ArtechnikA]

Since I'm concentrating on fretless, I'm listening to and being inspired by Mark Egan's arrangement of 'What Child Is This.' I've heard it a zillion times but this year, I can actually work on playing it.

 

[P. Aaron]

I Wish: Stevie W
Guitars, Cadillacs: Dwight Yokam
That's The Way of the World,
September, EWF,
The Look of Love: Dusty Springfield version
This Guy's In Love, One Less Bell To Answer, B. Bacharach
Tijuana Taxi, A Taste of Honey, Spanish Flea, Whipped Cream:
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Tattoos on This Town: Jason Aldean
All American Girl, Jesus Take the Wheel, I Told You So: Carrie Underwood
A Little Bit Stronger, A Real Fine Place to Start: Sara Evans,

There are dozens of others I cursor through to test my 'call the tune' memory.

 

[DannyBob]

Better living through chemistry and No one knows by Queens of the Stone Age. Not hard but they have lots of little subtleties

 

[gregmon79]

Better living through chemistry and No one knows by Queens of the Stone Age. Not hard but they have lots of little subtleties

Indeed!! That is a great song to learn on bass. Very groovy and it compliments that song perfectly.

I am always working on some tool song at some point. But reading this thread is giving me some really good ones to go and try to master.

 

[thunderbird66]

Man on the silver mountain and ace of spades.

 

[DannyBob]

Indeed!! That is a great song to learn on bass. Very groovy and it compliments that song perfectly.

Haha I know! Only problem with 'Better living...' is the part where the all the instruments do a full surround-sound stereo sweep thing and leave only the singing. Pretty hard to put that in haha

 

[pacojas]

Super Mario Theme

 

[LazyGecko]

U can't hold no groove -Victor Wooten

Teen Town - Weather Report (One of the phrases on the key change always get me. Grrrr!!!)

 

[ZenG]

Born To be Wild

Born Under A Bad Sign

Little Saint Nick (B/Boys)

Penny Lane

A Day In The Life

My Old School

Magical Mystery Tour

Ruby

 

[Hues]

Time Of The Season - The Zombies....Verse/chorus are cake , but the parts during the second/outgoing keyboard solo is a bear to nail down.Constant shifting and mutating patterns.

Couldn't Get It Right - Climax Blues Band....Just about have it right.

 

[Monkeytrick]

Maiden - Rime of the ancient mariner (building up stamina) and Primus Sgt Baker which is quickly becoming one of the funnest songs to play for me .