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like the Major Scale 1,2,3,5,6, 1.. does the Minor Scale has a specific pattern? kindly share in numbers 🙏

Thank you, Dan. Great Gospel bass experience.

Wow...the best bass course explanation ever...thanks so much Ardhian Indonesia

Flat strings my friend??

Sounds a bit like the bass line from Goblin’s soundtrack for “Dawn of the Dead”…

Great video !

I love this but don't know how to use many fingers and strike

Having the music notation as well as tablature plus your commentary is perfect - thank you.

Nice amp, I attend jam seesions and I need my pedal setup. Cool if you jam in small settings...

Awesome lesson!

Hi Dan. Looks like you have rounds on your MM. Is that correct?

I really love gospel, its a lot of fun to play. I found playing to the backing track that my fingers kind of 'wound up' (as the 4x4 community would say) - they got tighter and I started to play harder and had to concentrate on relaxing then it was much better. Travis Dykes is great for gospel lessons as well. I have stiff finger joints so always have to warm up first then it flows better, and this helped a lot. Need some more, Dan. Just saying. :D

What kind of bridge you got on there??

Searched how to play a hammer-on and this was the first video that came up. Quick and easy. Thanks for this!

👍thanks for not doing wanker fusion💕

Thank you very much for sharing. This is truly valuable.

Hi Dan, would you mind posting the sheet music for these exercises? Thanks,Oti

You the man

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any suggestions on acoustic basses ? I always find that they are very cumbersome and suuuper noisy with round wound strings. Every time I pick one up it’s honestly never inspired me

awesome .not so sure my fingers can move that quick but im going to give it a whirl

idk how but i dont understand at all

I might be wrong but this bass sound like classic

Excellent exercise

Thanks for this... its hard to find really good gospel bass material. If you create a course they (we?) will come. 😄

It's time to get my slap chops sorted This lesson has really helped. Your explanation at 14:30 is gold dust; thank you. Great exercises too.

Mr. Dan, you are one of the best bass teacher. Thank you just need more gospel exercises.

Thanks Dan for shining some lights on the Gospel genre! How about some videos with 5-string exercises as well, your tune is in D-flat so looks like ideal for 5-string

Thank you for doing a gospel targeted video! Also, you sound sick - hope you get well soon.

Oh I see, you the man. I got it. Subscribed and ready

I absolutely love this. I'm going to practice this tonight

Hi Dan, this bass lesson is really excellent! And it reminds me of the exact same bass line that James Felix played on a gospel song called "Power in the Blood" by the amazing gospel group "Andrae Crouch and The Disciples." Andrae and his group were the creators of this incredible style of gospel music. And in 1978, they were in London to do a show at the Hammersmith Odeon, where they recorded a live album called "Live in London", and it is one of the best gospel albums of all time. James Felix was the bassist, and on this album he plays his Fender Precision sunburst bass with flatwound strings, and because of his incredible playing and creativity, he received a Grammy. Dan, if you wish to listen to Andrae Crouch's "Live in London" album, you can find a full playlist here on RUclips. You will not regret! It's full of excellent styles for bass such as: soul, funk, walking bass and disco. I highlighted some songs from the Andrae Crouch's "Live In London" album: ================= Power In the Blood ( Gospel ) Well Done ( Disco style ) This is Another Day ( Walking Bass ) Just Like He Said He Would ( Soul / Disco ) I Just Want To Know You ( Funk ) Perfect Peace ( Disco ) You Gave To Me ( Funk / Disco ) Tell Them ( Soul ) "Take Me Back" album: Take Me Back ( Soul ) Praises ( Soul ) You Can Depend on Me ( Jazz / Walking Bass )

Really cool. I was going to ask about tips for speed and accuracy, err I think learning this one would help that 😊 Nice one Dan! 👍

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Hah! Finally one bass guy to cover all pent shapes with pictures to illustrate 😅

Thanks for doing a gospel lesson Dan!! In the gospel community, this is called a “shout” lick. Here in some predominantly Black American churches, we gospel musicians call this a “Bump” or the act of playing this style would be “bumping”. So, the music director may say, “let’s bump in D flat”, and we would play something like your lesson! There you go!

Thanks for another amazing lesson Dan

Brother Dan, I was once told that I had to be ready to play a "shout run" for 30 min. I'm sure he was exaggerating, but I have played for several minutes. It's a must if one wishes to play gospel bass, live...in church.

It sounds lovely and with a long sustain. Are you using a pedal. Thanks for the lovely riff .🎉

Bass players in praise/worship/gospel bands get quite the workout. I did that some years ago and had everything from sight reading, chord charts, mimeographed sheets with chords written on them and the hardest to deal with, ironically, is adapting from a hymnal (written for piano). A player will hone their musical abilities for sure!

Thumbnail looks sick on this one

Awesome! Gonna work this exercise just for the practice. Would love to hear you talk more about the Jamerson-inspired theory at play too.

Would love to see more on gospel style bass. I recently started playing in a worship band and need some pointers.

Im a beginner. Thanks it's new to me

I love that too. Jaco! Another very useful tool. Thx 🙏

Dan Hawkins is the best teacher. My all time favorite awesome Bass player too.

the fingerpicking sounds so much better to my ears

Check out Jerry “Jigger” Bridges who played with Waylon Jennings. A lot of funky, ghost note, playing.

Great playing! Love the ghost notes!

FINALLY GOT IT!!! Thanks 👍🏾