My bass cover of Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. I screwed up the bassline at some places but I didn't want to record the whole thing again... it's pretty difficult to nail

Easy song that I transcribed on my own again. The bass part is not quite the same as in the original recording. Instead of playing the lower root notes F and A with the bass drum, I played the keyboard

First song that I completely transcribed on my own. +++++ Notes and Tab +++++ +++++ The gear I used +++++ Harley Benton CLA-15MCE Harley Benton ST-62 MN SB MusicMan StingRay 4 HS Honey Burst Zoom G3 Zoom

I couldn't find any bass lesson for this song so I transcribed it on my own. To play along with the recording I tuned my instruments as follows: Acoustic guitar: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb eb Bass: Eb Ab Db Gb Electric

Nice little song. I included the trailer because of the background noise (Joel walking). Otherwise it would have sounded weird. The original song is by Shawn James and sounds awesome, too. +++++ The material

This time something without bass guitar. +++++ The material I used to learn this song +++++ +++++ The gear I used +++++ Harley Benton CLA-15MCE Zoom G3 PreSonus TubePre Røde NT1-A HitFilm4 Express Cubase

This is a cover of the original version from 1964 (vocals, acoustic guitar and upright bass). The famous version with drums and electric guitar was released in 1966, but I prefer the old one a lot more.

What a great guitar riff! Didn't quite figure out the original guitar effects that were used but I think it sounds pretty decent. I screwed up the guitar part a bit but I didn't want to record it all over

Tribute to GTA Vice City :D The best game of my childhood. Maybe I will cover more songs of the 80's soon. +++++ The material I used to learn this song +++++ Guitar: Bass: I didn't play it 100% correctly.

First cover using my new StingRay bass I recently got from Ebay (I sold my Jazz bass). +++++ The material I used to learn this song +++++ Guitar: (you can pretty much play both guitar parts with just one

I covered this song mainly because of the awesome guitar solo and because it's perfect to practice my string bending technique. This cover is based on the following lessons: Guitar lessons: (in the chorus

This was one of the first riffs I learned to play on guitar. The whole song is not really hard to play but it's super catchy due to the riff and the crazy singer :D I will probably do another cover of

This time something very simple :D Nevertheless it's a really cool song though. This cover is based on the following lessons: Guitar lessons: No lesson, it's just Bb5, Eb5 and Db5. Bass lesson: (not really

My first cover with three guitar parts at the same time! :D And please excuse my weird jumping with the rhythm guitar... This cover is based on the following lessons: Guitar lesson: Bass lesson: Gear used:

One of my favourite songs by the Black Keys. I learned everything by ear. +++++ The gear I used +++++ Electric guitar: Fender Stratocaster Highway One HSS (USA) Sunburst Guitar pedal: Zoom G3 Video editing

This cover is based on the following lesson: Guitar lesson: Bass lesson: No lesson this time, I played it by ear. Only root notes as far as I can tell (A#, F, C#, D#, A#. Then repeat. Sometimes the last

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