This is one of the GREATEST Basslines EVER | Jayme's Bass Academy

No Doubt's Spiderwebs will always hold a special place in my heart, and that's why I chose it to be the first song in this new series called The Money Notes! Get the TAB's for this plus 450+ bass lessons at JBA!

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00:00 Intro
00:53 Spiderwebs by No Doubt
02:30 Breaking it Down Note by Note
03:54 The Formula
04:40 Apply it to Something Else
05:35 4 Totally Different Chords
05:53 Applying The Formula
07:07 Tweaking The Formula

[GoldStarXL]

I'm a bassist thats a huge Tony Kanal Fan and a long time player of this song. I even use the same Yamaha 1600's he uses. One of them is signed by him!

[rome]

Another amazing bass line on that album is in "Different People."

[nateconklin]

This is a great lesson. Thanks for explaining the technical aspect of the bass line and showing how to transpose it. I would love to see a few more videos just like this.

[petezarole]

I learned bass to play spiderwebs, also landed me my first date in high school :)

[Daddy]

“Tragic Kingdom” was my first move from being a 15 year complete metal bassist into an “exploratory bassist”.
When that album hit I was so blown away by what Tony was doing,
I learned the whole album and started really exploring “other” bassists.
And “discovered” John Taylor shortly after.🤪

[stephenstetler]

Dude what a fun, educational video. Love it, gotta sub.

[dansours]

This is great. I've done similar things barrowing & modifying basslines for similar grooves within the same type of music but this really expands things. Thanks!

[sheikh]

Dude, you've got an awesome presentation voice reminiscent of Kasey Kasem.

[wags]

Hey man, been making noise on my bass for 20 yrs, just recently started teaching myself to read notes. I like what you're doing here! Keep up the good work!

[juanfischer]

Love the format! Great video and looking forward for the next episodes!

[boyonbass]

Jayme,

Ur SOOPER-FUNK MAN!!! Thx for all u doo buddy.

Bless U,

dUg-

[ryanlongho]

SUBSCRIBED. this video was so awesome thank you

[nateconklin]

Thank you so much for this! This is so educational and so entertaining!

[bommerlunder]

Know it's an older video, but where can I find the PDF mentioned?

[rodneyhuffton]

Tony is so good. One of my favourite bass players if not my favourite

[pauli]

Great video. Nobody else is doing this 'breakdown/analysis' concept (for bass) on a regular basis. I'd love to see more of these videos. And I thought the application of the line to another song/set of changes was interesting.

[florianmanz]

Wow. Completely awesome lesson! I was looking for some kind of formula to come up with nice basslines for ages. I follow you, next you upload this great video! Thanks man, I can’t wait to apply it with my band....

[taylorhilyard]

Awesome idea for a series. Looking forward to more!

[timbrown]

so good. this is the next level lesson I have been looking for.

[bassplayer]

What a fantastic lesson. I've always loved this song, and Tony's work on it.Well done, sir!