REGGAE BASS GUITAR #01 - EARLY SKA BASS LINE using WALKING BASS in the Style of "SIMMER DOWN" скачать в хорошем качестве

REGGAE BASS GUITAR #01 - EARLY SKA BASS LINE using WALKING BASS in the Style of "SIMMER DOWN"

Here is a classic EARLY SKA bass line using Walking Bass in the style of "Simmer Down" The original Ska period ran roughly from 1969-1966. Heavily influenced by American R&B, some of the earliest Ska records were nearly identical to boogie blues. Except for the flavor of Jamaican accent in his vocals, Laurel Aitken´s 1959 hit "Boogie in Bones" could easily pass for Big Joe Turner records. Much of the early Ska was instrumental music, performed by jazz-oriented studio musicians. https://bit.ly/30TdUxn The instrument was typical of jazz groups-horns, piano, guitar, acustic bass, and drums. The predominant use of horns influenced Ska to be performed largely in the typical horn keys of F and Bb. The bass lines of this period were still very rooted in jazz and R&B (for the most part) quarter-notes walking bass lines. As Ska progressed, rhythmic variety started to show up in the bass. It is important to note that most Reggae groups were vocal groups being backed up by the crew of studio players. https://bit.ly/30TdUxn #bassplayer #basscoverv #bassguitar #reggae #reggaebass #bassline #jembass #ska #earlyska #jamaican #R&B #walkingbass #basslessons #basstutotial #bass #bassplayers #sheetmusic #simmerdown