Jazz Phrasing Lesson Pt1 – Bass lesson with Scott Devine (L#28)
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In this tutorial I discuss 'good and bad phrasing' - what it is and how to practice it.
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In this tutorial I discuss ‘good and bad phrasing’ – what it is and how to practice it.
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You sound like you have a cold mate! Thanks for another great lesson. Peace x
Brilliant lesson. Thanks!
I really love the pre marketing scott.
Where can I find the backing track??
I’ve started Playing bass guitar in a jazz band a couple of weeks ago I’m More of a lead rock guitarist I don’t do bass much but I found your videos & it helped my bass playing a whole lot .thank you
all makes good since, and sounds great too !!
That bass is pure sex
the playing is above me, but the ideas are perfect.
Good for you Scott! Someone has been doing a lot of sheddin'.
great pedagogue! thanx for sharing this mr d!
Awesome as always, anyone know the scales and first song
i love you scott
You can you Jeff Andrews bass solo style??
why you wearing handkerchief
Where do you get the recorded background tracks from?
what scale hes using ??
Scott why do you put gloves on when you play?
Listen to Ray Manzarek's solo on 'Riders on the Storm'. Lots of melodically simple ideas, but he keeps it interesting using rhythm and framing.
I'm going to incorporate the talking whilst soling into my playing.
This guy is spot on!
Very good video. It reminds me of phrasing on a harmonica same idea just a different way of gettin there.
Thank you Thank you
Wow, I'm brazilian and I totally got it… my english is improving. Cool! 🙂
Thanks Mr. Devine, I subscribed to your channel. Your lesson was awesome.
Good lesson, He should pick his ear before the video starts though 24 sec mark
HA HA
Great lesson Scott if only i had the chance to be your student i would really be proud of myself …. if other bass players ask where i learned to play bass ill tell them "I'm a student from scotts bass lessons.com" thanks you so much for the advice Scott it really helped!
Scott!! Always giving great advice that can reach any level of musicians. I AGREE with the zombieland guy. If I could, I'd by you a pint. Thanks a lot! I always appreciate sound advice
What's with the gloves?
Thanks for the lesson.
Scott, you are a f****n' genius! Tommy went to the shop….tommy went to the shop…..tommy went to the shop. Brilliant, sir!