Blues Funk
The next example blends the funk style with Blues, the bassline applying a complex 16th note groove. It will be necessary to listen to the recording several times to get the correct timing of this one.
For more information on Rhythm Studies see Progressive Rhythm Section Method. For more information on different styles like Funk, Latin, Jazz etc. see Progressive Bass Licks and Progressive Rhythm Section Grooves.
Class Sessions
1- Two Bar Progression in 12 Bar Form
2- The Bass Guitar
3- Blues Slapping Licks
4- INTRODUCTION
5- 16 Bar Blues-Rock Progression
6- Use and Function of The CD/Tape and Metronome
7- Strings
8- 4 Bar Turnarounds
9- 12 Bar Blues with Slapping
10- 12 Bar Stop-Time Blues
11- 16 Bar Stop-Time Blues in Three Four Time
12- The Bass Amp System
13- Blues Tapping
14- Notation
15- 12 Bar Rock and Roll
16- Sounds and Effects
17- Symbols and Abbreviations
18- Basic 12 Bar Blues
19- Modem Stop-Time Blues
20- Playing in a Band
21- Blues Runs (Eight Note Only)
22- Blues Turnarounds in Twelve Eight Time
23- 8 Bar Modem Blues Rock ( 16th Notes)
24- Blues Rock
25- Shuffle Rhythm (Triplet Feel)
26- Afro Blues in Six Eight Time
27- 12 Bar Blues Progression (Shuffle Rhythm)
28- Blues Bass Runs
29- Slow 12 Bar Shuffle Blues
30- More Triplet Combinations
31- 16 Bar Jazz Blues in Three Four Time
32- Syncopated Blues Grooves
33- 12 Bar Latin/Rock Blues
34- 16 Bar Blues Progression (Shuffle Rhythm)
35- Slow Minor Blues in Twelve Eight Time
36- 16 Bar Blues Progression
37- Blues Funk
38- 12 Bar Blues-Rock
39- 12 Bar Bassline (8th Note Groove) in G
40- 12 Bar Minor Blues
41- 12 Bar Jazz Blues (Swing Style)
42- 12 Bar Minor Blues Variation
43- 8 Bar Bassline (16th Note Groove) in Cm