Re: Bass Player`s Revenge Chord

StringerBell <StringerBell@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

It`s just another case of me not communicating well.

All I`m saying is that as Bass Players we cant sit on the "4th" of a chord
instead of the root. Well , we can, but we wouldnt get much work and some of
us would probably get slapped, kicked and shot at.

Right. I see. That explains some of my scar tissue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NdAUnnU9Ac

Doesn't look like those beastie boys ever read that theory book.

Good job too.

--- Derek



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Derek Tearne - derek@xxxxxxxxx
Many Hands - Trans Cultural Music from Aotearoa/New Zealand
http://www.manyhands.co.nz/

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