SOULMAN (Bass Cover)- The Blues Brothers by Machinagroove's BassCovers

Un classique des Blues Brothers pour cette 33e Bass Cover!
Un groove simple efficace joué de mains de maitre par feu Mr Donald "Duck" Dunn, immense Bassiste de la Stax Motown!
Ne vous fiez pas à son apparente simplicité, car ce groove demande de l'énergie et de la conviction....
Alors soyez prêt(e)s, préparez votre pipe, faites chauffez la bagnole de flic, et c'est parti!

[stevegajdzisz]

You are spot on. I pride myself on being as accurate as humanly possible when learning Baselines and there's not a hair out of place here. Great job Buddy.

[frd]

After seven years late… thx you ! Great job !

[dougabel]

The reason he is doing this video is that he is paying tribute to the Legendary Blues Brothers' Bassist Donald DUCK DUNN

[parcsedamemoh]

Thank you for posting this. Well done.

[pablocarpintero]

Can I have the tabs pelase? Great work!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[ArsenicAl]

I kept getting distracted by that doll

[machinagroovesbasscovers]

@ Sergio: i don t understand what you want? Would you like the bass notation?

[ScreamOfTheBeat]

can you send me the tabs? you play it great!

[SirSeal]

Can i have the basss notation please!!

[charlesurdy-barnes]

Donald Duck Dunn was known for more than the Blues Brothers. He was a member of Booker T and the MGs.
The Blues Brothers were a joke! a parody of Belushi, that stole the glory away from the the original artist, Sam and Dave. onald Duck Dunn was one of those artitst. He was known more than the Blues Brothes farce. He was a Stax musician, bass player and Sam and Dave were the singers who did the song. Belushi and crew didn't even change the arrangement, and could only chant not sing.