EASY to learn MARK KING style Slap Bass Lick - Slap Bass Lick Library no. 9

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Here's a really funky and fun Mark King-inspired bass lesson that's easy to learn by watching this video. Look out for the bonus slap bass tip later in the video and be sure to download the FREE BACKING TRACKS that accompany the lick...
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BASS EFFECTS:
Zoom B1 FOUR Multi FX (Without Expression Pedal):
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BASS STRINGS:
Rotosound Funkmaster Strings (used on my long scale basses)
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GHS Medium Gauge Strings fitted on my SWB-1 Basses:
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BASS PICKS/PLECTRUMS:
Fred Kelly Poly Flat Picks Light (My all time favourite picks):
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Jim Dunlop Nylon 1mm:
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@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Get the backing tracks here: www.scott-whitley.com/slap-bass-lick-library-9-backing-tracks/

@ArielDranov Год назад

doesn't working

@AstroPeanut 3 года назад

Thanks for helping me further impress the ladies, Scott!

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

My pleasure lol, Jake. Thanks.

@steventrueman3493 5 месяцев назад

hi I've been playing off and on for years now, but i could never figure out why my slap technique was poor, trying one of your lessons has lead me to one of the reasons, I'm muting with my right hand all the time! here's me trying to follow the lesson and it dawned on me that the was ive always muted was how i was taught with the fleshy part of my right hand thumb. now at 66 years old, im gonna find it hard to change but im gonna have a go, wish me luck😅 ive only just stumbled across you, Scott, but great vids, nicely laid out easy to follow(specially the slow bit) im looking forward to finding more

@donlogan6697 3 года назад

Scott has got to be one of the best online teachers. Makes it so easy for you to follow.

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks for the kind words, Don!

@anuradhabodhinayaka7228 3 года назад

Dear sir,your lesson very important to me im sri lankan

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thank you very much!!

@ALANO-himself 2 года назад

I like the way you teach that lesson! First you are playing the whole riff to understand what is it about and then you break down the patterns with slow, medium and full speed. It's unbelievable but now i can play that shit...much appreciated Scott!

@ScottWhitley 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback, Alano - very much appreciated!! Glad the lesson helped!! :) Scott.

@BrunoCOHENstudio 3 года назад

Scott you are a great musician, and (that's not always true for all the great players) you are a great teacher as well! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

My pleasure! Thanks Bruno for the kind words!

@rhettkeene9166 3 года назад

Brilliant as ever Scott. Thanks for sharing.

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks Rhett - hope you're well!!

@BrianThielBass 3 года назад

That sound man... ridiculously good! 🕺

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks, Brian - very kind!!

@kaherbalplantph808 3 года назад

wow thumbs up support amazing music.

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks so much Benjie!!

@idontmindatall 3 года назад

As usual, awesome video!! Thx. Scott!

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thank you - very kind!!

@ГеннадийСтепанов-л1с Год назад

Огромное спасибо!!! То, что нужно!!!))

@amrgamal9531 3 года назад

super like for you👍 thank you so much🌹

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Many thanks!! :)

@billsmith2212 3 года назад

You are - again - getting great tone . I believe that is a Jackson , possibly a short scale . If that's the case , between the strings , hands and amp it's working ! This lesson shows you can make an interesting groove without being repetitive , simplistic or monotomous . Thanks 👍 .

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks Bill for the comment - much appreciated! The bass is a rare thing called a Hurricane, a Japanese built bass from the 80s. I believe it came from a factory that built instruments for other manufacturers - maybe Jackson was one of them hence the similarly.

@billsmith2212 3 года назад

Scott : In the 1970's I owned several short scale basses , all Gibson . The EB-O , EB-3 and Les Paul Triumph . Unfortunately , in that era , most strings were flat wound . Then Half Round came out . I believe the only bright strings available were Rotosound . The EB-O was a mudslide , coupled with 15" or 18" speakers - used by most players . The Ampeg and Traynor 8 - 10" cabs were fairly new to the industry . It was not uncommon to hear " you have a Gibson fart bass " . Things have changed . Check out the GR Bass line . They have carbon fiber cabinets that are advertised as feather weight . I remember lugging folded horn cabinets with an 18" speaker up and down stairs . And a Fender 400 Head - over 90 LBS. And show up at work for 8 AM after a gig !

@shaunpbass8351 3 года назад

Great video mate. Reminds me a bit of Level 42 "To be with you again". 🎸👍

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Cheers, Shaun. Yeah - I can certainly see that!!

@daveboehle6027 3 года назад

Great video, thanks scott... thanks👍

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks Dave! Glad you enjoyed it

@terrific-bats 3 года назад

GREAT ! THUMBS UP

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thank you!! :)

@dannydirt5D 2 года назад

Cracking vid Scott

@ScottWhitley 2 года назад

Thank you!!

@MMJAZZ1977 3 месяца назад

Nice play !!! What is this bass brand and model love the sound ;)

@trickyric67 3 года назад

this is awesome! It would be perfect if you added a tab sheet

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thank you!! :) No tab allowed lol. 😂

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

....Great idea for my next video actually!!

@fuzmaginty5822 3 года назад

Great stuff scott👍

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Thanks Rod!!

@GrimmmReaperz 3 года назад

Scott, have you got any pick lessons, I’ve just started using a pick having only ever used finger and slap... it’s not easy for someone who never played guitar. I noticed you used a pick on some BIg Country tunes live....

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Hey Grizz - thanks for the message. They're on the list for the coming weeks - will start from the ground up too!

@GrimmmReaperz 3 года назад

Excellent can’t wait...

@ArielDranov Год назад

Thank you very much but the link doesn't working

@ArielDranov Год назад

scott the website doed not working were is the playback for this?

@markbass354 3 года назад

SCOTT I CANT SLAP OR POP BECUASE THE LADY LIVING BELOW ME GETS ANGRY , I CALL HER THE BANGER LADY ,,, BAN BANG BANG ALL DAY

@ScottWhitley 3 года назад

Hmmm - I wonder if there's a way to make slapping quiet lol. I like a challenge...

@markbass354 3 года назад

I DONT KNOW SCOTT I HAVE MY AMP VOLUME SET ON 2 AND THE GAIN IS UP A BIT , ITS AFFECTED MY PLAYING BECUASE I CANT CUT LOOSE , IF I DO PLAY LOUD SHE SENDS CIG. SMOKE UP TO ME AND SHE KNOWS I HATE THAT

@MichaelDavidFinn Год назад

Please remove Mark King’s name from this video. Study him a lot more, (hint: younger days, a lot more percussive w/double slaps dead notes, after World Machine days, more song oriented but still challenging bass lines), and just because you slap & pop that doesn’t make it close to a Mark King line.

@ScottWhitley Год назад

Thanks so much for the comment, Michael! Hard to know how to respond to this, as Mark King was my main source of inspiration coming up as a young player - I listened to almost nothing else for years! Even today, my first port of call when deciding what music to listen to is Level 42. :) In my teen years I was probably bent on trying to emulate Mark's tone and technique as best I could, but as one matures as an artist, one hopes that you take what you've learned and make it your own. This is where I like to think I'm at now - I'm Scott Whitley, not a Mark King tribute. And I'm very happy with that. Regarding the lick in this lesson - I'll have to listen to it as it's a long time since I made the video, but guaranteed (pun not intended lol) it'll be ideas lifted from his early playing... Anyways, thanks again for the comment - you weren't to know...