Stuart Hamm performs the melodic and technically intruiging "Flow My Tears (The Policeman Said)". Video is from the "HOT LICKS: Stuart Hamm - Slap, Pop Tap For The Bass Guitar" program.
This is to help someone asking about how to play it on Jam Session Guitar Forum.
NOTE: I'm not a professional player, and I don't claim to be a teacher.
This is how I play (NOTE: HOW - I - PLAY) Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog", the main riff, the 3/4 time switch riff as well as a real quick view of the chorus section.
I play for fun, I'm not a pro.
For a version I did several months ago on soundclick, go to http://www.soundclic k.com/bands/pagemusi c.cfm?bandID=612651< br />
I just wanted to play it again, 'cause I like the song.
Equipment:
Ibanez JS1000
Line6 TonePort UX2
Dunlop Tortex .88mm
Sorry about the mistakes. Started this song this week, and I'll be out of the country for two months, so this is what's available for viewing. For now. Turn your bass down on the speakers, if you can. It helps sound better.
Equipment: Ibanez JS100 (with Steve Vai 'error' nameplate); Peavy JSX twin combo amp; Dunlop 535q Cry Baby wah-wah
Here are solos 1 and 2 to Pink Floyd's MONEY, although solo 2 is something I made up while recording, since I don't really care much for the second solo, and because... I felt like it! Hope you enjoy.
Equipment: Ibanez JEM7 (gush!) with 1000 year old strings, Marshall AVT20, a pick, backing track from gilmourish.com.
I'm a hobby guitarist, merely play for fun.
This is my cover of Joe Satriani's "Tears in the Rain" from The Extremist.
Equipment:
Gibson SG '61 reissue
Line6 TonePort UX2
Adobe Audition 1.5
