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Alice In Chains "Them Bones" Bass and Drum Cover

Bass and Drum cover of Alice In Chains “Them Bones” with the unbelievable Mohammed Kutkut. Mohammed’s channel is    / kutonbass  . The dude is just my kind of bass player and this song in particular, it was interesting to me to hear it from a drum / bass perspective. While the song focuses on 7/8 for many sections, I always thought Sean Kinney and Mike Starr grooved this into the ground. Clearly Jerry Cantrell is an iconic player / song writer and for that reason, his solo is included (Mohammed’s idea). Can’t stress this enough – the nasty ass bass tone you hear is untouched. Mohammed’s sound shows up ready to roll. It was my pleasure to play a part in this collab.. We’ll return to our regularly scheduled drum covers next week but as I’ve said before – drums and bass work hand in hand. And for me, I would’ve LOVED to have had the opportunity to jam live with Mr. Kutkut and I never rule anything out - I hope I can in the future. Thank you all so, so, so much for the kind words, the support and the subs. As I’ve said in multiple live situations, it is simply my honor to perform for those who show interest. These types of collaborations rarely get the views as straight covers but that doesn’t bother me in the slightest. I’m proud to be a part of it and proud to call Mohammed a friend. I truly hope all of you have had a wonderful week and have an even better weekend. Hope you are all safe, healthy and happy Should anyone want this for a guitar cover, download anytime or message me and I'll get it to you. I do not own any of the rights to any music. This video is not intended to infringe any copyright laws in any way. This is for the sole purpose of entertainment; no profit is gained from this - like none, zip, zero, not a f*cking chance, nadda. Instagram:   / trey_bledsoe3   Twitter:   / tbledsoe3   (such a sad account - some of y'all follow me and I'll follow ya back!) I mention these two accounts but a lot of y'all seem to find me on Facebook so Keep it coming! Some of the Gear Used: Mics Kick - Sennheiser E602 (II) Outside Kick - Shure Beta 52 Internal Mounted Kick Mic - SR20LS Earthworks Rack / Floor 1/ Floor 2 - Sennheiser 421 Overheads (primary) - AKG 314 Secondary overhead / room mics - Earthworks SR25 If you've read this far, I'm amazed Primary Snare Mic: SM 57 (ain't broke so don't fix it) Secondary Snare Mic: Sennheiser E614 Room mics - Vary (Aston Spirit / Shure/ AKG) DW Drums Zildjian A Cymbals Hybrid Cymbals made by Bakersfield Custom Modded Cymbals I still used that "One Sabian China" Vic Firth Sticks I use the sh!t out of Duck Tape Gorilla snot stick grip Gibraltar Stealth Rack(s) DAW: Reaper Roland Electronics Acid Pro Drumless Track through XTRAX Stems 2 Bakersfield Modded Cymbals Back to the Chuck Taylor high tops! Reaper DAW JST Plugins EZ Mix II Vegas Video Editing Software Cameras: GoPro 3 GoPro 4 GoPro 5 GoPro 7 - NOPE - It powered on / off / on / off (acted like a pure dick) GoPro 7 Hero which is still super weird with the whole 10 minute clip whatever. Sony / Canon As always, thanks so, so very much for watching.