Blogging About Bass
Scott Devine’s Scottsbasslessons.com, is a free bass lesson resource I often refer to. As a subscriber to Scott’s mailing list I periodically get links to new videos he has posted. I received this one over the past weekend and thought it tied in well with last weeks post on Practicing Effectively.Â
I highly recommend checking out Scott’s site when you have a chance. Enjoy!
While I am committed to completing Roy Vogt’s Teach Me Bass Guitar course, I can’t help but notice that a number of stellar bass lesson websites have popped up over the last couple of years. Some of these offer free tips, tricks and lessons, some are pay sites and many are a combination of the two. In an effort to expand my horizons as a bass player I often browse many of these sites for insight, inspiration and even just a different perspective. Now is definitely a great time to be a bassist as more and more of these sites, as well as miscellaneous videos seem to be popping up daily.Â
The following 6 bass lesson websites are ones that I find myself returning to again and again.
Video Bass Instruction – Art of Groove, Bass Lessons with Norm StocktonNorm Stockton’s bass lesson download and subscription website. Includes instructional clips from Pondering the Sushi, Tea In The Typhoon, Grooving for Heaven DVDs, tunes from Lincoln Brewster and much more.
PlayBassNow.comTips on playing the electric bass with MarloweDK Video lessons, practice advice, Bass lick of the day (this feed is only displaying a FRACTION of the licks ). Get more licks at the playbassnow.com