Procol Harum - A whiter shade of pale. Bass Cover Tabs Score (standard notation) Chrds Transcription скачать в хорошем качестве

Procol Harum - A whiter shade of pale. Bass Cover Tabs Score (standard notation) Chrds Transcription

To get the tabs/score/chords from Whiter Shade Of Pale please go to: https://basscoverpete.com/ppp#PPP-Pro... You’ll get 1 pdf file with Score, Tabs & Chords (as shown in the video); 1 pdf file with Score & Chords and 1 pdf file with Tabs and Chords. You can find the tabs/score/chords of all my videos on: https://basscoverpete.com/bass-transc... For an overview of all my video’s on YouTube, please go to: https://basscoverpete.com/video-s-on-... You can search for tabs/score/chords of all my video’s on my website: https://basscoverpete.com/search-tran... Homepage of BasscoverPete https://basscoverpete.com/ At the end of the year I’m getting a little nostalgic and this song just brings back good memories and beautiful moments. It isn’t a difficult basspart, but I like to think that no basspart is easy! Giving the notes the right length and playing some notes with a short (staccato) feel: that’s what’s happening in this beautiful song. And of course the melodic choices made in the chords where the bass often plays a different note other than the root note is very tasteful and is very important for the harmony of the song. Please mind the short/staccato feel (notes with a dot in the transcription) in this song. For instance in bar 1 on the second half of the second beat and on the second half of the fourth beat. This is repeated a lot of the times. Also the lick in bar 4 is played with short notes. And please mind the rests in this bass part. There’s a rest after the first note in bar 1 and a rest after the third note. This is repeated in this song in similar way. I think that this rest really makes the bass part breathe. And please listen to the rests in bar 8. The notes after the first beat (being G, A and B) are not played short/staccato but it’s really an eight note followed by an eight rest. So, you might say: this is a very easy bass part: but to really let the notes breath and playing the staccato/short notes where needed, really gives the bass line it’s harmony and feel. This song can be played just in one (!) position. Being the 7th position Enjoy! If you like to watch more 60’s basscovers, please go to this playlist:    • 60's Basscovers Tabs Score & Chords   I play this song on a Fender Precision Relic with flatwound strings. E-A-D-G tuning. No effects used except a bit compression and a pre-amp. Please turn your bass just a little bit higher (A4 = 442 Hz) Here are some links to playlists from my channel: The Beatles Basscovers:    • Lee Sklar basscovers. Tabs Score Chords   CCR Basscovers:    • CCR Basscovers. Creedence Clearwater Reviv...   Fleetwood Mac Basscovers:    • Fleetwood Mac Basscovers Tabs Score   Eric Clapton Basscovers:    • Eric Clapton Basscovers Tabs Score   Next to buying a transcription, you can also support me by making a donation so I’m able to continue making these videos on YouTube. Donation in Euro’s: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Donation in USD: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Bass: Kenny Aaronson Single released in 1967 Composer: Keith Reid; Gary Brooker; Matthew Fisher #basscover #basscoverwithtabs This video is for educational purpose. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.