moxey

Hey it's useful to be able to read the dots. Anything that gives you more information than you had, and enables you to find a piece you haven't even heard and play it can't be bad. It's far easier to sight read than say tab. ok so you have to get your head around some theory, but that's yet again not a bad thing... unless you are content to plod instead of run. Cheers John

hey You could try Graeme Carswell's tutorials: [url="http://bass.songstuff.com/article/5_positions_of_the_g_major_scale/"]5 Positions Of The G Major Scale[/url] [url="http://bass.songstuff.com/article/harmonizing_the_major_scale/"]Harmonizing The Major Scale[/url] He plays a demo along with the theory Hope it helps Cheers john