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Jean Luc Ponty - Don't Let the World Pass You By - Bass Cover

Bassline AS PLAYED *note-for-note plus all Ralphe Armstrong's improvisations as original recording. Ralphe Armstrong: A Bass Player You Should Know. Ralphe played a fretless bass on this song. This is song number three (3) from this great album LP released in 1977 entitled Cosmic Messenger. Bassline is actually note-for-note through the first 12 measures of the Solo section and then I am ad-libbing on the basic bass riff over two chords until the end of the song which ends on Bb. A fellow Detroiter, Ralphe played either a Fender Jazz Bass or a Fender Precision for the recordings and live performances in those years. Ralphe also distinguished himself for his extraordinary bass playing--listen to Egocentric Molecules, and listen to Ralphe's performance with the Mahavishnu Orchestra. Btw, I have completed this bass transcription project from 'scratch' and it was fun to transcribe and play. And YES, I am actually READING my transcription to assure accuracy of notes. Bass in this video is a 2012 Fender Roadworn Jazz Bass, customized by myself including the electronics: my luthier replaced the standard capacitor with an authentic Vintage 1960 capacitor. The strings are Ernie Ball medium flatwound Slinky strings put on this bass in 2017. The neck volume full, bridge volume full and tone full. The amp is a Marshall B25 Mk II. Bass between 4/5, Mid 5, Treb 5. #fenderjazzbass #fenderroadwornjazz #roadworn #fenderjazz #jazzbass #fenderbass #fender #progrock #bassplayer #bassplayers #bass #rockbass #progrockbass #progrock #bassguitar #basscover #basscovers #bassplayersofinstagram #bassboosted #bassist #bassisti #bassiste #wjzz #giggingbassplayer #bassplayersunited #bassplayersclub #progrockbass #bestbassever #bestbassmusic #70s #70smusic #70sprog #70s #70shits #70shitsongs #70srock #jeanlucponty #ralphearmstrong I own no part of this music. This is an educational / instructional video where my bass is mixed a little louder than the band so it may be easily heard. Aspiring bass players may see where to place there fingers on the fretboard and where to find the notes as played on the original recording