Jerry Scheff plays "L.A. Woman" at Lakland Basses 10th Anniversary Show 

A true bassist. He mastered this instrument. What a gift from God. Thank you

The whole time I pictured Elvis singing. A perfect song for him.

Love Jerry, also the singer is great!

Elvis was so great even his bass player is still selling out venues 30 plus years after Elvis died. I'd say he had a pretty great career. Morrison then Elvis isn't too bad .Good 4 him. He's still jammin

Love Jerry, singer is fantastic too!!

The Legend! Jerry Scheff. I don't know who that dude with the mic is but he can sing!

I was there. third seat back from the stage. One of the most memorable concerts ever!

Great Music, Great Jerry, Great Singer, Great Sound, Great All Over.. The best doors cover I've ever heard..

Look at my boy go, leaving every one standing. Jerry is without doubt one of the most talented musicians I have ever met. I've played with a few. Cocked hat springs to mind.

Great singer !!!... And M.R. Scheff on bass wow!!!!

@lclaughton Actually, Jerry was just playing through one of them. At the 10th Anniv Lakland concert Dan had enough SVTs on stage so that Jerry, Bob Glaub, Duck Dunn, Joe Osborn and Daryl Jones could each use one. At the end, all of them played simultaneously backed by Tributosaurus the most incredible cover band I've ever seen. One SVT rig was auctioned off as part of a silent auction. It was a magical show!!!

Was front & center.....shook his hand after this one....great show!

Came for the bass, but good god that lead singer has got some pipes!

Vocalist sang very nice

Great version. Awesome singing.

Great singer !

just the best bass player!

Fantastic video. He's still well and truly got it, that's perfect! What a genius rumbling bass line that is :)

wow, Poppa Scheff still got the groove on that bass man yeah!

Thanks a lot for the video!!! the best live bass playing musician ever!!!

Great performance by the singer, by the way!

The GREAT Jerry Scheff baby.

Great job by Elvis's bass player Jerry Scheff who played on every song except one off the Doors's last album. dont forget hus funky bass playing on LOVE HER MADLY

Professional bass player Jeff Scheff celebrates his 80th birthday today {January 31st, 2021}... Mr. Scheff played bass on the Doors' 1971 album, 'L.A. Woman'... 'L.A. Woman' produced two Top 100 records, "Love Her Madly" {at #11} and "Riders On The Storm" {at #14}... He was a member of Elvis Presley's TCB Band from July 31st, 1969 to February 23rd, 1973, and again from April 24th, 1975 to June 26th, 1977 {Elvis' final concert , he passed away two months later on August 16th, 1977 at the age of 42}...

Can't beat that driving energy!

the ace of bass

I'm a huge fan of Will Lee and friend way back in the day in Miami. We broke ourselves in on genuine Fender basses. He invited me backstage to one of the Dreams concerts where Uriah Heep (whatever that name means) were the top act. Will was using a Fender Jazz with some very heavy gauge copper wound strings as I recall? He's had so many endorsements and has equipment that by any measure is top of the line Sadowsky tailor made to fit his hands, adjust sound and EQ on the fly and a combination of a myriad of amps and pedals. Because he's top session guy he has all the stuff needed to do any and all things bass. That being said, I'm watching Jerry Scheff play on those huge Elvis shows in the mid-later 70's before he passed and he was pretty much stock Fender Precision through Music Man amps. His sound is HUGE and I prefer it over Lee's axes but Scheff's playing is wonderful at these monster events. No theatrics. Jes' TCB as Elvis would say.

Guitarist wouldnt give anyone else a moment. Jerry deserves more respect.

This is one up and commer to watch out for!!

This man put in the work. Bottom line . one of the true master bassist ever and for always....

Jerry Scheff was the father of Chicago's Bassist Jason Scheff

Man has great groove. Can’t teach that.

someone sign that singer , great voice

He hasn't forgotten how to rock a bass. Great!

Awesome bass playing! I've heard of Jerry Scheff, but I've never actually seen or heard his bass playing. :)

@senicadoo Jerry's one of the most kind people you could ever meet too. I got to hang with him after this concert.

HOLY SHITBALLS BATMAN!!! What a F*CKIN find here!!! Jerry Scheff KICKIN ASS on that BASS!!!! wooo hoooo (nice vocals too dude)

Se valora lo que hacen con su arte gracias por compartir

Jerry Scheff - We' re al looking at you master.

Terrific Bro! Terrific!👏👏👏

Rare Gem!!

He's the man...that's why

Legend !!!

Pretty sure that's my old buddy #MattSpiegel on vocals. He's a talented singer&sportsradio host @670TheScore

It’s said that Jim was like a kid at Christmaswhen Jerry walked in to the studio...

at least 6 big big SVT bass amps up on stage?? I guess they were wanting to make a BASS STATEMENT! But it was really way over kill! one of those bass rigs in that setting would have been more than enough. Nice to see Jerry still playing I hope he plays till he is a 100 years old!

great voice in a great body

McCartney owns his orig stand up bass.

What happens at 1:23? Bass player stops playing but the bass part continues? Huh???

Suena Bien ,me gusta 👍

Elvis should have definitely recorded "L.A. Woman" while he wss still alive.

Singer is amazing ,he is singing not trying to imitate jim like others.

@senicadoo Excellent! Norbert Putnam rocks a bass. I hope you enjoy it.....

Bet Jerry has some interesting stories to tell about the recoding of LA Woman.

Great there’s nobody making fat shaming comments here, just shows how far RU-vid has come

mmmmh, from 01:22 to 01:24 he is not playing the bass, he´s adjusting the volume...but the bass sound is still going strong.....what is up with that?!

Song stop's at the best part!

When he sings the opening line "Well just got into town about an hour ago" it does NOT sound right. Jim sang it "Well I did a little downer about an hour ago" whatever reads on the paper.

Por lo general odio los covers mal hechos o mal tocados de los doors ,pero este me gusto y le ponen emoción y esta casi al tempo .

make that fantastic

jeez. Jim really let himself go

The Doors should have taken him on tour.

@BB2009LZ Yeah, I can't think of who got it, but it went for $1500.00

The TCB without Jerry on bass?

Ooooowww

fk that was gud

does anybody knows on what bass guitars Jerry played during his career?

Yes, the bass should lead, set the tempo, the drums add to it and the guitars fill in where needed.

Mr. Mojo Risin?

What year was this?

Do we think Jerry has enough Ampegs there ?

Are we related?

where's Robby when you need him?

Slim Dickens on vox

Washu takin' about, Willis. Of Course he was Elvis' favorite"road" bassist. We know that. now seeing these posts are anywhere from a year to 5 months old, Something says you're now figuring it out yourself-So please try to keep up.

Not hammering on, his left hand is not moving.

Jack Black did good on the vocals

I legit thought that was Jack Black singing for a second.

0:55 - whoa! Turn off the lights, turn off the lights! Did not expect to see the result of eating 5,000 big macs.

?? WTF?? At 1:23 he stops playing to adjust his controls, and the bass line continues! Obviously he's faking it against a recorded track, very disappointing.

paid gig, I'll bet he didn't really care for that bass................

Hahahaha, this bass player play just really bad omg

singer is horrible and probably has issues metabolizing carbohydrate.