How to sound like Roger Glover of Deep Purple - Bass Habits - Ep 27 

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I know underrated Bass players,but This Guy is the UNDERRATED Bass player.

Roger Glover and Ian Paice are the most underrated rhythm section in classic rock.

What I most admire in Glover's style is the crossing notes with others instruments. For exemple, with the keyboards or the guitar solo during the first minutes of Lazy.

Hush was played by nick simper not glover

I think Roger is a very humble player and leave space for Ian's excellent drums, and of course Jon/Don and Ritchie/Steve, he knows when to play and knows when not to play. But his playing is always solid and fit's Ian's drums very well.

That “SMOKE” tone launched a thousand bass-players...it still sounds great today. 🇬🇧🎸💷

Could you do Chris Squire? He’s the best!!

Roger Glover's basslines are badass , thanks a lot !

Glover is underrated. Ive expected to see some Rainbows bass lines during their 80s era. Maybe "Eyes of fire" or "Danger zone"

Glover has never being in my list of my top players, but as a musician he is definitely one of the major architects of Hard Rock and Heavy Metal and one of least recognized ones as such. Purple has become thick and heavy in sound also thanks to him. It is easy to attribute all the merit to Blackmore, but Deep Purple without Glover is just not as heavy, regardless of Blackmore being in the band or not. Paice's implacable drumming and Lord's distorted organ also clearly had an impact on the general heaviness, but Glover was the defining factor. MKIII could still come up with heavy songs such as "Stormbringer" and "Burn", but they are "light" compared to how the band sounded with Glover. So, even though not one of the most impressive bass players around, he is still a good bassist that definitely knows how to embellish a song and contribute in a constructive way towards the final product with his playing.

How about covering "Bob Daisley"? Especially his work on Diary of a Madman (OZZY).

Once again im requesting Mike Mills of R.E.M

Finally a video on Glover. He is among the 70s rock bass players sooo underrated

In the song Hush it is not Roger Glover the bass player, it is Nick Simper.

Request: Can you do a video on how to sound like Francis Bucholz of Scorpions?

I love Roger Glover's style and bass playing and am also a huge fan of Jon Lord on the keyboard

You should do Geddy Lee next one of the best bass players of all time

How to find a video about *John* "The Ox" / "Thunderfingers" *Entwistle* on your channel? Unique sound and technique, people need this video!

How about Chris Glen of The Sensational Alex Harvey Band 👍

Why wasn't Highway Star mentioned as part of the chromatic part?

2:17 Glenn's style is different. And curious, what exactly does it mean "a better player"? Better in what? Speaking in terms of hard-rock, technically and melodically Roger is way better. Please don't get me wrong, I adore Glenn's bass lines. But they are too different to compare.

Now!!! you have a player that knows what he is doing!!

Roger Glover es una figura icónica en la historia del Hard Rock ✅ A parte de tocar el Bass: es un excelente Productor Musical 🎛 (Deep Purple, Rainbow y también trabajos como solista) 🎵 Por si fuera poco: es un caballero ✅ Vino a Lima 2 veces con la Púrpura...y cuando le pedí un autógrafo: muy amablemente me lo firmó 📝 Gracias por el video 🙏 Saludos 👍

Could you do a How To Sound Like Ben Shepherd? Great video!

Love Glover's playing, definitely a unique player and his bass lines are so much fun to play. Still hoping to see a video for Roger Waters from Pink Floyd or Paul McCartney though, but great vid as always man

Deep Purple the inventor of the hard rock genre? They were at the party pretty early but I'd have to say Cream was. Cream stood rock music on its ear.

Спасибо, любимейший басила!!!!!!

Great series of bass players you have here! May I suggest bass player Scott Reeder of Kyuss (amongst others...)? He is a beast and is all over the fretboard....

Thanx for your content - great video, as always ... How About Soundgarden’s Ben Shepherd? Pretty underrated bassist in my opinion

I love this video!!! Thank you for doing this!! You’ve got a great channel going on here, keep up the good work!!!

Hughes deserves also a video....and some Geddy Lee.....

Another excellent video. Can you please do Chris Squire. No one comes close to him.

Great video, keep 'em coming! Could you do Peter Steele of Type O Negative next?

Great vid again; his style reminds me of Bruce Hall from the early REO days when they were still hard rock before they moved to pop (yes I know I should have said it the other way around because Glover pre-dated Hall by nearly a decade)

Thank you so much for this, really shows your appreciation for your viewers!

how to sound like Jhon Entwistle

Roger Glover is incredible, and deserves all the exposure he can get. Hat's off to you for this video.....but...........No Geddy Lee??? Anywhere on your channel !! Blimey!

Hi. Great job. Can you do Roger Waters of Pink Floyd? That would be great.

Could you do a How To Sound Like Paul Simonon ? Thank You 🙏

Dear Paul, i love your videos, since i started watching all the episodes of bass habits I think my bass playing Is getting better. I like to think about my own bass habits! Thank u thank u thank u!!!

Robert DeLeo!!! Please!!!

Since you did Roger , how about Glenn Hughes?

Please do Billy Cox

Mike Starr or Mike Inez please)

His rickenbacker bass should be in the rock and roll hall of fame. I know he gave it to his daughter. Much more important to him.

Roger Glover is the reason i play bass. When i heard Highway star I knew this is what I wanted side note: Roger glover didn't play on Hush Also i've never heard anybody say that Glenn Hughes is better then Roger, Personally I like both but Hughes is imo more simple

Hey Paul, amazing video as usual. I think that the mule riff is not Dorian. I must say that the riff sounds to me more like an A mixolydian scale than an E Dorian.

Chris Squire for episode 28

Markus Grosskopf of Helloween

These videos are real treasure!please don’t stop) how about to shine some light on Jeff Amments’ style?

I’d love to see Alex James from blur, cracking player

Roger always wanted to be a "simple" player. Ritchie wanted to show him some more technical playing, but he said no I want to bee "simple" bass player.

Would you please do Rob Wright from No Means No.

Glover so cool man,a great inspiration..,check out Steve e Strikemaster NZ bass jamming

Love your channel. Good work!

Hush was not Glover, it was Nick Simper on bass.

Could you do Forest dominc lapointe from beyond creation Augury and first fragment

Man...can’t go wrong will Glover ......or Hughs! Glover is heavier player than Hughs ....Grover I like just a bit more ....but Glenn is a fantastic singer/bass player! Love Hughs ....but Glover is more my speed!

DP is awesome just kinda wish they didn't have organ, I know a lot will disagree, but that's how I feel.

Andy Rourke pls

A disagree , a think Glover and Hughes are on the same level . Very underrated player Glover

Hi, your videos are very useful. Can you make video from Flea in the Red hot chili peppers? 😁

Next Fat Mike or Mike Herrera

No, Glenn Hughes was not better than Roger. Glenn's a fantastic singer who happens to play bass... he was a bargain. But Roger's lines are beefier, more memorable, and probably what you're humming when a Deep purple song comes on. Jon Lord's been quoted as saying that sacking Roger was a terrible mistake, I think he was right.

It stinks ,not to bad it needs polishing . Your not a bad singer but go back and play bass and sing with another band sorry I have to be honest with you.