Bass ONLY cover of Young at Heart by Bananarama
E Standard Tuning
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Steve Kennedy
Year: 1983
Album: Deep Sea Skiving
Bassist: unknown
Genre: Pop, New Wave
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I couldn't find any live videos of the song. There are other live performances of some of their hits, but it's the same handful of songs and most of them are mimed. The trio was a girl group of singers. These type of acts usually don't have any instruments on stage. I also couldn't find out a bass player for the song. It sounds like a synthesized bass, but it's very quiet. I completely understand why someone trying to learn this song would struggle and make a request for me to do.
There's basically 4 parts to the song. The Intro, which is used as the verse and interlude as well.
The Chorus, which has an A and a B part. The B part is what's repeated at the end of the song, but is the hardest to make out.
The last part is the Bridge which is basically a modified Verse.
Listening through, there are some slight differences in the parts. I've tabbed out what I can by using my ears, and then also using some EQ in a DAW to cut out the top end and listen to basically just the bass (and kick drum ofc).
The verse and the Chorus are the same chord progression
Bar 46, the & (or "te") of 3 sounds an octave higher than I tabbed it (Fret 11 on G), and no pickup to the next bar. I kept the consistency for ease of learning, and because it just feels odd to me. It's the same pitch, so it doesn't make too much difference in the one occurance in the song
The Chorus after the 3rd verse does start to change up the line a bit, which is common at the end of a song where the chorus vamps, like it does here. There are some open E notes that don't quite fit in as a bass guitar part, which makes me still think it was a synth part. I chose to use up an octave to make it easily playable and clean, but feel free to use the lower octave if you'd like
IMO It'd be perfectly fine for you to skip all the small details in this one because on the track they're not really noticable anyways. I stuck them in to help make it more interesting to play, plus they're what I hear (I try to be as accurate as possible unless I have a specific reason not to be).
Thanks for watching! Enjoy :)
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1 окт 2024
