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Bass Monsters (Bass Guitar TAB Books by Stuart Clayton)
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About Bass Monsters
Learn Songs by Bass Monsters such as Billy Sheehan, Victor Wooten, Stuart Hamm, Jeff Berlin, James Jamerson and more! Bass Monsters contains transcriptions of some of the most challenging pieces every written for the bass guitar! Within these pages you’ll find highly detailed transcriptions and analysis for songs featuring bassists such as James Jamerson, Carol Kaye, Rocco Prestia, Jeff Berlin, Stanley Clarke, Mark King, Louis Johnson, John Myung, Stuart Hamm, Billy Sheehan, Victor Wooten and more. All of these bass players have contributed heavily to the development of the bass guitar and its function within music. Highly Detailed Transcriptions The songs in this book cover a wide range of musical styles and playing techniques. You’ll find pieces that make use of slap bass, fingering and plectrum playing, as well as more unorthodox playing styles such as two-handed tapping and chordal fingerstyle. All pieces are written in both standard notation and TAB and come with a highly detailed breakdown and analysis. This includes guidance on performance techniques and tips for recreating the artist’s tone. The book contains the following songs: Jr. Walker & The All Stars - ‘Home Cookin’’ (James Jamerson on bass) Quincy Jones & Bill Cosby - ‘Hikky Burr’ (Carol Kaye on bass) Tower of Power - ‘What Is Hip’ (Rocco Prestia on bass) Graham Central Station - ‘Release Yourself’ (Larry Graham on bass) Stanley Clarke - ‘Hot Fun’ Chaka Khan - ‘Clouds’ (Anthony Jackson on bass) The Brothers Johnson - ‘Stomp’ (Louis Johnson on bass) Jeff Berlin - ‘Joe Frazier’ Level 42 - ‘Mr. Pink’ (Mark King on bass) Stevie Wonder - ‘Do I Do’ (Nathan Watts on bass) Stuart Hamm - ‘Country Music (A Night in Hell)’ Dream Theater - ‘The Ytse Jam’ (John Myung on bass) Alain Caron - ‘Slam The Clown’ Billy Sheehan - ‘The Suspense Is Killing Me’ Michael Manring - ‘I Left America’ Victor Wooten - ‘The Lesson’
