My TOP 10 Favorite BASS LINES - Part 1

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[wesley]

When she laughs at the end of those riffs, it reminds me of the pure joy that comes with really nailing a riff or line. The fact that she’s able to experience that feeling at such a young age will do wonders for her growth. Whether she sticks with bass or not, if she keeps having fun while learning, she will go so far!

[lelehbass]

Ellen is a very lucky girl to have a father who teaches, supports and encourages her music skills.

[oldleatherguy]

This young lady's playing is a perfect example of how important each one of the support instruments are to the character and style of a song! I am an 81 yr. old music lover from back in the days of Little Richard, Nat King Cole, Chuck Berry, and Gogi Grant, to name a very few from my early years, and I recognized some of the tune's names just from listening to her bass playing, used as an introduction to those songs!! If you stop and consider how many great songs start out with the introduction, the very 1st few notes of a song, being played by the bass player, you will understand what I mean.

Not only is her talent awe inspiring for a youngster of her age, but she has only taken one step through that open door into a future of monumental fame and experiences! And the BEST part of her playing is not the finger movements or the style of picking she is using but it is her total enjoyment of what she is creating each time she begins to play on that bass guitar! Her music is her "playground" and she is all into that playground as she frolics through the different sets of "swings" and "slides" and "parallel bars" at her disposal in her "playground world"! I cannot make a statement about this young lady which does not require a simple "." after the sentence, that is how thoroughly impressed with her work I am, and I hope to see much more of her accomplishments as she moves forward into the "gymnastics" of fine tuning her talents and using her joy and passion from her works to help others in coping with a troubled world in which we live today.

[bigbadbillb]

I'm impressed not only by her playing, but the fact she's using full-size basses and not short-scaled, 3/4 size ones. 👍

[RaiderClarke]

I LOVE How Ellen's Dad is not only Teaching her Music but also Teaching Her the HISTORY.

[doberski]

🤯Not sure what blows me away more. Her skill, or how much fun she is having! What an amazing talent!

[ajadrew]

The smiles, the laughter, the playing....Just imagine having a Dad like this!!!

[calewis]

Dad - I love your sweet encouraging coaching. It is touching and lovely to see. So much fun to see your growth, Ellen!

[russelharmon]

Her playing and her own reaction to nailing Sir Duke (and man did she NAIL IT) was an epic unto itself. Ellen you are a true Jammurai

[jimballard]

the sheer joy Ellen always shows in addition to her talent makes her absolutely my favorite young artist

[jvargas]

I like the fact father and daughter do this together. What a wonderful gift to her, and wonderful example to the rest of us.

[albertaguitarguy]

As a life-long musician and former teacher. Makes my eyes misty watching youth playing. You go girl!! And say hi to your Dad from a stranger.

[leeclements]

I am in shock each time I watch this kid. Her spirit is amazing and I love that her dad is teaching her respect for others. She has to know the other bassist name, album, and year. She will have an incredible music lexicon and history that will facilitate amazing growth. I am amazed by her skill but shocked those little hands can do that. Physically, it baffles me because as a guitarist, I know the reaches are hard for me as an adult, and a bass has even bigger frets. I am sitting here with large hands complaining, and this 9 year old has seemingly no limitations. She is playing it all with those tiny hands. Incredible!

[minorbflat]

I used to follow you because you were an impressive musician for your age… now I follow you because you’re a great bassist, period. It’s wonderful to watch your progression.

[deniscarolin]

Thanks for always showing that music is supposed to be fun. Keep smiling, girl. You always pick up my spirits.

[lisacarden]

Oh sugar I’m in tears, God Bless You Little Angel! God Bless Your Precious Family!!!
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[tomanderson]

What a joy to see a young person who is so obviously having a blast. What talent!!!

[MikeDodds]

One of the things I love most about this channel is the incredible relationship Ellen has with her father and the fact that she clearly LOVES playing!!

[mikeb.]

First time seeing one of your videos. Amazing skills! I'm an elementary school teacher, and love seeing kids excel in their craft! This was so heart warming!

[conraborchez]

I just discovered this channel, accidentally. I have to say I'm impressed! Kudos to Ellen as a great bass player and also to the family and those who support her in this, what a great way to spend time with your children. Wish you the best The limit is the sky :)