pudsy440
Guest teacher profile: pudsy440
I have an extensive history with different bands and have played many styles of music for over 30 years, blues, rock, reggae, funk, country, etc.... I believe you should experiment with as many musical genres as you possibly can to make yourself more versatile as a musician, especially if you want to be available and ready for any projects as a bassist. I've never tried to fit into any particular mold and I believe that is reflected somewhat in my style. Good luck and thanks for viewing my learning videos.
Website: http://www.youtube.com/user/Pudsy440
Lessons by pudsy440:
Bluesy Riff to a Shuffle Rhythm
Jazzy Walking Bass Line in A
Crazy Country Music Bass Line Tutorial
Reggae Bass Backing Track Lesson / Jam (D)
A – C – G Rock Riff Lesson
Finger Funk with 4 Easy 2 Note Chords
“John Lee” Style Blues in E
Chunky Funk in A Lesson
Easy Reggae Bass Line Lesson
3 Standard Bass Line Variations for Blues in B
Groovin Bass Line in E
Rolling Rock Riff in “A”
Rock Out in “G”
F# FUNK ROCK JAM
Fretless Bass FRETLINES VS PLAINBOARD
Rhythm Loop Fun
Easy Fingerstyle Funk
How to play – Crossroads
Improvised rock bass Key of A
A Riff with Bends, Pull offs & Slide
Slap Riff in E minor
USERS ONLINE
Most recent posts
- How To Play Hammer To Fall (Queen)
- Right hand technique for upright bass.
- Bass Solo – “Wow”
- L338 Bass groove and fill in C – MarloweDK signature bass demo
- Bluesy Riff to a Shuffle Rhythm
- Tower of Power #5 – “Credit”
- Rock / metal Bass: Finger style pedal tone exercise in D Dorian
- Signposts: Multipart tapping and slapping, Danny M’s Duality (Power Duo)
- Simple slap groove
- Bach Bass #3
- Motown Groove Number 17
- Motown Groove Number 5
- Rock Bass #2
- Mindpark – Beautiful morning (6/8 time exercise)
- Motown Groove Number 46
- Walking Bass lesson – Beginner #2 – with Scott Devine
Shout box
: I dont know the song so i wouldnt know;-) But in general you need to be really good to play busy
: just heard the bassline to Gene Chandler's "Groovy Situation" Grooving bassline! My question is...Do you think it's too busy and would play something that busy in your band. I totally dig it but I imagine some people may think it is overdone. I'd like to read your thoughts. Keep up the great work!
: Thx Tonari, it was also a great experience to do
: Hi, Marlowe! I found on Youtube many recordings from Talkshowet Meyerheim, and in every video you are playing so cool lines. You are the best!
: Relatively low but without too much fretbuzz
: No I dont think so, sorry
: Hi Marlowe. What action height do you recommend for slapping on jazz bass (I know action is a VERY subjective matter) but anyway... thanks a lot. Lots of respect to you!
: Hi Marlowe, Is the You Play Along site going to be back up at all?
: Lots of licks in Major, just transpose to F, on bass its easy. Search the site for Major
: Marlowe, Do you have a lick in F major (on your site) that would sound 'right at around 134 BPMs? Thank you for your great work. Just joined the site.
