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BERNARD EDWARDS / CHIC - Le Freak / ISOLATED BASS
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YouTube Bass Play-Alongs and Bass Tracks + TABS
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Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa [1972] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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My favorite Sting bassline... The Police - When The World Is Running Down [1980] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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Funkadelic - Mommy, What's A Funkadelic? [1970] | BASS Track | Notation + TABS -
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One of my favorite riffs. Funkadelic - Mommy, What's A Funkadelic? [1970] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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You're welcome! Howlin' Wolf - Smoke Stack Lightning [1956] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People [1968] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers - Police Helicopter [1984] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers - Baby Appeal [1984] | BASS Cover | Notation + TABS -
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Play that funky music white boy! -
YouTube Bass Play-Alongs and Bass Tracks + TABS
Bart Funk Bass replied to Bart Funk Bass's topic in General Discussion
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YouTube Bass Play-Alongs and Bass Tracks + TABS
Bart Funk Bass replied to Bart Funk Bass's topic in General Discussion
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Thanks! More to come!
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and "Funky Monks" Correct!
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I kinda respect his choice due to smoothness of two Alembic's humbuckers. However, you cannot duplicate a StingRay slap tone. I like Wal sound on Blood Sugar Sex Magik. But the slap tone in "Naked In The Rain"? He should also use a StingRay!
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Actually, RHCP's first major influence was Defunkt. The bassist Kim Clarke played all natural StingRay.
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The answer is in the video I made
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Even though I've had an all natural 2000 StingRay since 2005, it wasn't until 2 years ago that I found the Excalibur. It's a 1995 StingRay that had trans-red finish. I started my adventure with bass thanks to the song "Aeroplane" (or rather the music video, which in my opinion is the best StingRay advertisement in history). Actually, when I bought this bass, I wasn't interested in red color, so from the very beginning the plan was to repaint it black. The luthier did a great job and replaced the frets at the same time. For some time I thought that it would be nice to have an all-original black one. However, I couldn't find it in great condition for years. Of course, the bruises resulting from normal use are something I'm ready for when buying an old instrument. All the ones I came across were pretty beat up. I guess people really wanted to be Flea and they were jumping around the stage with these basses and throwing them left and right. It may be easier to find a Pre-EB in better condition Now it looks and plays like butter!
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Well, you haven't seen the video
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His post is more than 10 years old. Sterling Ball also believed that there was no market for signature instruments. Although I believe that he could have proposed to Flea that they would not give up the StingRay name in the rest of the models, but all black would be Flea's signature. I think it would make sense at the time.
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A quote from Sterling Ball found on an official Ernie Ball forum: "Flea was using the basses and really didnt have any direct connection with us. I invited him to slo to play in a The Mike Krukow Charity Golf Tournament ( former Cal Poly Alumni and Major League pitcher now broadcaster for the San Francisco Giants...has an orange axis) and he accepted. He showed up late barefoot and without a shirt golf clubs or balls. we got on pretty good. From there we supplied him with alot of basses and I hated ihis bass smashing phase. He left over money. He wanted a Flea signature Stingray and I said that wouldnt be right by Leo, Tony, Louis and all of the other stingray players. He said that his drummer was going to make a 100k from snare drum royalties and he wanted to make a cut on stingrays. I thought I had him calmed down but then I got wind of the Modulous deal and the last conversation was his atorney trying to tell me what I had to do and I said the only thing I really get to do is hang up on you....last contact. I wish that Flea and us could have split under better circumstances. I was right though The funny story about Flea is that I asked him to do an ad for Slinky Bass strings that had just come out. he had the strings claimed to like them and I had a wacky shot of him and it said "Flea's Gone Slinky" The ad came out and Flea said GHS called and was bummed and he didnt know he was doing a string ad....."
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If you love Flea or Music Man basses I did a little montage. FLEA and MUSIC MAN - 1983-1996