11
Jan
My Top 3 Bass Books
by bassline
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Along with your stuff, I agree these are among the best out there. I like all of Ed Friedland’s books. I have to work my way up to some of the things I’ve purchased, like Tony Grey, Janek Gwizdala and Joe Hubbard books.
‘Everything in every key 50 times.’
I don’t have that discipline. 😳
Thanks, I’m also a big fan of Ed’s books, great stuff.
I learn much better from videos than books but really enjoyed studying The Art Of Walking Bass by Bob Magnusson.I don’t read but was able to learn a ton and now can come up with my own original interesting lines,and I’m not a jazz bassist.Walking bass is my favorite way to practice though because of the note duration.Comes with a play along CD with Mike Wofford and Peter Erskine both world class musicians.