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10 Jun 2009
Dewayne Pate - The Art of Tapping
10 Jun 2009
Bass Lessons & Techniques - Gary Willis - Progressive Bassics
10 Jun 2009
Dave Ellefson (ex Megadeth) Metal Bass 1 & 2
10 Jun 2009
Hot Licks - John Entwistle - Bass Guitar Master Class
10 Jun 2009
Nathan East - The Business Of Bass
10 Jun 2009
Bass Guitar From Scratch
10 Jun 2009
Ed Friedland - Slap Bass
05 Jun 2009
Lick Library - Quick Licks - Slow Blues David Gilmour
05 Jun 2009
Lick Library - Learn To Play The Clash
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If you think that two-handed tapping is just a "circus trick" for techno-flash bassists, then you're in for a real surprise! Tapping virtuoso Dewayne Pate has taken these techniques to higher musical ground, and presents each building block in a very practical, groove oriented fashion. 
Get a close up look at the playing of one of today's finest jazz fusion bass players. In Progressive Bassics, Willis shows you his unique right hand concept. Learn right hand dampening in the open and closed positions and how to use the correct muscles to boost stamina and develop fast, flowing technique. Through the strong and weak beat concept, Willis demonstrates how to visualize the harmony underneath your fingers. He also discusses fretless bass technique. The video is highlighted by performances including Self Defense which has been transcribed in the accompanying booklet.
Legendary heavy metal bassist David Ellefson reveals the fundamental skills that are required to play metal bass. The one-on-one lessons start with basics like holding the bass, hand positioning, and reading tablature. The program then rips through key metal elements like playing with a pick and your fingers, how to mute, scale basics, exercises, and alternate tunings. Learn rhythms and timing, octaves and fifths, how to create a great bass sound, and more.
The Who's legendary John Enstwistle gives a personal bass lesson that covers fingering, licks, octave style, chords,hammer-ons, pull-offs, picking techniques, harmonics, soloing concepts, walking bass lines, string-bending, and phrasing - all in the famous Enstwistle style. Here is a unique chance to learn from the man who wrote the book when it comes to rock 'n' roll electric bass.
Nathan East takes you into the studio and behind the scenes to learn and see first-hand what it takes to be a professional musician. East has collaborated and toured with some of the most famous stars in the industry, including Clapton, Phil Collins, Quincy Jones, Lionel Richie, Babyface, Billy Preston and David Foster. 
A complete bass guitar course for absolute beginners with Phil Williams
Instruction on how to play funk bass. Includes Snapping, Popping, Left Hand Integration, Dead Notes and other techniques. Dedicated Grooves are provided for each technique. Slow Demos and tips on creating your own grooves are also included. This is a great introduction to the Slap bass. Ed Friedland breaks the whole Slap techinque into easy step by step parts. Building upon each as you progress. 
Learn killer blues licks in the style of David Gilmour, one of the UK’s finest blues-rock guitarists! Also includes a blues guitar jam track. Lessons by Jamie Humphries.
This superb DVD will teach you to play five classic tracks from the early punk era note by note including: London Calling, White Riot, Should I Stay Or Should I Go , I Fought The Law and Tommy Gun Miscellaneous
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