I’m a little scratchy it seems, so i have a lot more playing to do! thought i’d upload this anyway. I’m a big fan of Johnny Winter and was listening to “Blues this bad” today and thought i’d try pull off a few of the riffs – even bought some new strings!
Apologies it gets quite sloppy towards the end!
When I was in high school I was really into playing bass, and one of my heroes was Marcus Miller. He played the most funky fat slap bass i’d ever heard.
Somehow back then I found a tiny mpg clip of him playing one of my most favourite bass solos – a track called “Scoop”.
Anyway, i found the whole clip on youtube:
Then found him playing it without the band.
Then I found another amazing slap solo of his!:
UPDATE
found another
In December 2006 I was fortunate enough to get to go to Kenya, Africa.
On our way through the Masai Mara area our tourist van hit a little mud – rally style!
The music track: “Hold On” – ©Hailer – http://www.hailer.com.au/
just saw 300 last night – will give a review soon – am about to head to Yunnan, China for a week
in the mean time, here is my name in the credits
Lindsay has uploaded a bunch of video to youtube of reviews of 300.
Check it:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=breadboi2067
I think this one is the longest:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwDIQXvGeQk
just a little tune/riff i put together hte other day – sort of came outta nowhere.
The last night & day of Bec & Jez’s HK adventures took them out to Lan Kwai Fong & dim sum with Bessie & Derek. It was so great to spend time with these guys having not seen them for 6 months. I was sad to see them disappear into the MTR station.
See you guys in Las Angeles soon!
Best of luck with your trip through Mexico!
Day 03 took Bec & Jez out to Lantau Islnd to see the big Buddha and experience the greatness that is “Cable Car”. However, it was so freakin foggy you couldn’t see 50 M in front of you!
Later on we headed over to Admiralty to the temporary Amusement Park thingo…
I met Jez & Bec for breakfast in Causeway Bay at a local tea cafe, then we headed off through Wan Chai to get a feel for the vibe, beer & prositutes. Then it was off to Man Mo temple, lan kwai fong then over to kowloon and all the Indian guys trying to sell suits. Dinner – clay pot rice behind Times Square.