I’ve always adored playing this song. It reminds me of how my father plays bass, and my drummer and I would always smile ...

Don Ciccone, from the band The Four Seasons, plays not only one of my favorite grooves of all time, but also one of the S...

My dad first introduced me to this song when I was about 10, and I just could not wrap my head around it. How do you tap ...

How can you not smile while you play this groove? It’s magic. Try to be sad while you listen to it; try to be sad while y...

Verdine White is responsible for this Sickest of Lix that has weaved it’s way into every funk song I’ve ever played since...

It’s a simple lick, but it cracks a smile on my face every time. Thanks Marcus! Be sure to download the PDF Transcription...

Worship music seems to leave the bass player in the dust more often than not, but not on this tune! I wish I knew who the...

Jamiroquai needs no introduction here at The Bassist, and neither does the groove and sickness that they bring to the tab...

This record was a big deal for me; 2003 was the year I started dating my wife, the year I quit high school, the year I de...

I got this record for my 14th birthday because I was the biggest AFI fan. I’ve always adored Hunter’s tone and attack, an...

 Jaco is not only the King of Bass, but also the King of Sick Lix! And probably the king of a lot of other rad things too...

Anthony Jackson is the King of Groove, the Prince of Pocket and the Sultan of Sick. Take as many notes as you can! Be sur...