RBL 87 - Learning Fingerboard with Giant Steps, Part 1

This is the first part of a lesson learning your fingerboard. Parts 2, 3, and 4 to follow.

[ebenhandoko]

The best bass lesson, so far. Not just teaching bass but also music. Thank you, Jim. God bless you.

[DrBulbulia]

Much appreciated Jim, I've found this piece daunting until now, and I can see how the lesson generalizes. Awesome!

[georgecanning]

Thanks Jim. I've been regularly practising your cycle of fourths lessons and will give this a go. Your enthusiasm and teaching style is quite brilliant. This will take me some time though!

[professor]

Awesome lesson! You made it so a five year old could understand. Kudos, you are by far one of the best teachers I have encountered. Thank you!

[m.a.bushling]

I really appreciate your approach to teaching. It pushes me to train my ear better and become more musical. Thanks for the lessons and the time you spend creating them!

[veshaw.]

"I want you to learn it here ♥️♥️" yes sir OG Jim Thank you

[paultraynorbsc]

Ear training essential Jim excellent point you have made. Paul, Liverpool UK cheers

[PushSueAside]

Jim, you are awesome!!! I just love these lessons, I can't say it enough.

[jamessmith-zkco]

Man' I love your approach to teaching. Thank You!

[tomek]

Sir as always thanks for best quality lesson. Also looks like you love these CV Squiers - dont you? I ve got two of them and I`ll never swap them for USA or Mexican Fenders - yes, not kidding...

[craggerrs]

Incredible lesson - thanks so much to you, good sir

[lxmzhg]

Thjis is what I was looking for. Great!!!

[LionelAlbert]

By ear, OK ! I stried, it's difficult, it hurts a lot, then I decided to use my fingers, I'm kidding, I love your lessons.

[Stratgem]

Just wanted to see if parts 2, 3 And 4 are still in the works? Or is there another place I can get them or buy them?

[mircotinacci]

yes...but dot in walkin bass...thanks!