Get Out of Denver Bass Cover
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- "Get Out of Denver" by Bob Seger off of his album 'Seven' which came out in 1974 and featured Tommy Cogbill on bass.
I'm playing the Double-Bit bass that was built by Joe Kruse of MBJ Guitars.
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Ahh, little blast of the past from my high school days! I’m still living in the northern suburbs of Detroit back in the day in Segers neck of the woods. Lol Hard to believe we went to a Seger “mini concert” at a high school at the admission price of $2.50 per person.
Living close by in Columbus, Ohio....me and my buddies had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Detroit himself many many many times on a constant Rock-N-Roll loop of sorts like many of The Rock Acts that got their Mojo from The Midwest! I can visually see those "Mini Concerts"! The price was a reminder of just how inexpensive most 'Shows" were back in the day! Salute!
Which suburb are you from? I'm originally from Farmington Hills.✋🏻(Pointing to my palm.)
Very cool! We got to see him before Covid hit up in Albany and it was a great show. I was never into him (though Lynn was) and had the impression that he had some sort of tough guy/biker image, but was surprised to see he is not like that at all. He's actually comes across as a goofy, likable guy. The J. Geils Band opened up, which was awesome! I remember Seger's bass player switching basses just about every song, which I thought was odd. They were all Precisions. The tickets were more than $2.50 though. Just for laughs, I priced David Gilmour seats...$893! for the seats we like... which are not close to the stage.
@@michaelfischerbassmaster Franklin County....The Armpit Of The Midwest! 🤣 👋
My parents grew up in Farmington and Birmingham, and they told me about seeing Seger at high schools and the Silverbell back in the day. Funny enough, I live just up the road from the former site of the Silverbell now. Growing up in the same area, Seger's been a big part of the soundtrack of my life--I first saw him when I was 14 at Pine Knob, and I saw him do his last show at Pine Knob in 2019. Great to hear Get Out of Denver today!
At long last. Thanks Troy that was great. Love Jim and Kathy
Thanks for your patience Jim! Hope all is well. Please tell me you recently put your name in your @....
You nearly had me up dancing, Troy! 😀
Be careful now!
Your right hand is a machine! Great work. This tune always reminded me of Johnny B. Good
Thanks a lot!
In the heat of the day down in mobile Alabama working on the river with a steel drivin hammer!
Had to look that up... Chuck Berry! Similar cadence, but slower tempo.
Had to play main street tonight just to reminisce 🎸
Love that 70s sound! Great playing Troy 🤘!!
Rock on! Thanks a lot!!
Reminds me when I saw seger at the tower theater in Philly Night moves tour! The best!
Very cool!
I remember this song but never played it. Until you said "Give it a try", that is. You're absolutely right that it's harder than it sounds. Much harder. It's like Johnny B. Goode on steroids and an exercise in endurance. You're also right that you can't even think about what finger you're leading with. To paraphrase Maverick, "If you think, you're dead". As always though, you nailed it. Me? Not so much. But I'll keep at it. Hope you and Lynn are doing well.
Thank you for this cover. Pretty fast bassline. Well done.
Glad you liked it!
Hi Troy, good to hear some Seger - great songwriter - and a really great lyricist in particular. Get out of Denver might be simple in terms of note choice but repetitious lines can be really hard. Lifting a weight is not complex but multiple reps is!
Yeah, this song really features some spit shot vocal delivery, doesn't it? One slip would ruin the whole flow. You make a great point about its difficulty.
Cool stuff Troy! Two weeks in a row with songs with a Detroit connection, last week a Motown classic, and this week Bob Seger. OUTSTANDING!!! Current and former Detroiters everywhere are opening a Vernors or a Faygo Rock & Rye (legendary local pop brands) and enjoying your talent, Troy!!!✋🏻(Pointing to my palm to show where I'm from.)
Thanks Michael! I assure you, that was pure coincidence.
Thanks Troy , Rock n roll is the reason I choose bass , fantastic run ,😊
It was my pleasure! Rock on Jean Marie!
Very cool!
Thank you!
Let it rock next!
I'll check it out.
I’ve never heard this song, but you are groovin’!
If you liked this. Take a listen to a live version from Segar & the Silver Bullet Band album "Live Bullet". ua-cam.com/video/hcEAfZX6SJw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=BobSeger-Topic
Thanks for checking it out.
Awesome song and another great cover Troy! Shades of Johnny B Goode
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks!
I left Colorado after 8 years and living all over the front range in 2019. Went back to Missouri and I'm back forth as an Alaskan fishing guide now! Been watching and learning with you for a decade, thank you sir! I never knew of this song and will learn it now, it's got a sweet groove to it and I used to sing Hollywood Nights with this old woman during karaoke at a bar I worked at
It sounds like your life is quite the adventure! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave such a great comment.
Nice cover!!! Blues Traveler covers this tune with Bobby Sheehan on bass. It was for the Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead soundtrack
Thanks a lot! It looks like quite a few people covered this one. I'll check it out.
Ok….. wtf! That is one of the strangest patterns. Sounds great, and not difficult, but for some reason it feels backwards to everything I’ve played till now. I think this may be a new “exercise” song.
It also sounds like the song, in
the old Mel Brooks movie High Anxiety. Where Dick Van Patten is locked in his car and the stereo keeps getting louder and louder…
Thank you Fonzy, you always bring the best dishes, in the UA-cam potluck!
It's a pretty standard Mowtown type riff, but the tempo really makes it challenging. I think if it were "backwards", or reversed, it might not be as difficult... in other words, if the second two notes of the riff were reversed and climbing instead of descending. Thanks Tommy and take care!
Great job Troy! it’s on Live Bullet, great cut
Thank you! I'll check it out.
You can never go wrong with blues lol. I think my mom had all of his records and 8 tracks...good lord lol 8 tracks!! That looks fun to play or at least that is how you make it seem 😂😄😂
8 Tracks were the worst! Thanks!
Great job, Troy! It's only a 3 chord song, but I know it ain't easy to play. When I was in my teens, my sister had the "Live Bullet" album. This was probably my favorite track on the album. 🍻
Thanks Jim! Yeah, definitely a bit of a finger twister. As it was uploading it I checked to see if there were any other covers on UA-cam and a video with isolated tracks showed up. I listened to his isolated vocals and they were amazing! You can hear him breathing after each line and it sounds like he just ran a 4 minute mile.
Nice 🎸
Thanks Art ✌️
Growing up near Denver, I loved the way Seger made local references through the song. You really did this one justice, Troy.
Very cool. Thank you.
Johnny be good on Steroids, go go go, go ...
I can hear that!
Chuck Berry’s lawyer is on line one. 😉
Haha
I had completely forgotten about this fun, fast AND frustratingly hard tune to play! 🤣 I remember back in my very early Bass playing days that there was No Way I'd be able to pull this off like Tommy Cogbill does. I actually did better with a felt pick BUTT I felt like I was committing a Sin! 😅 That particular style of the Bass part was like my Hands were on a bike going downhill on the famous San Francisco street named Lombard! Thank You Jim Rosenberger for nagging Troy into finally playing your "suggestion"😂👍 That Elvis Grin/Sneer of yours Troy as you sliced and diced this Bass passage was a delight to see as you played! Cheers To All Who Dance To This Channel! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋
I think it might have been a little easier if the main riff was reversed and climbed up, instead of down. I haven't tried it... just a hunch. We made sure to take a ride down Lombard Street when we were on our honeymoon in '91. I don't know what they were thinking. Thanks and take care!
@@TJH3113 Lombard is Quintessential San Fran! 👋
Never heard the original, 😊 the version I remember was the 1976 cover by pre-punk band Eddie and the Hot rods.
By the way, it would benefit anyone to listen to Eddie and the Hot Rods "Do anything you want to do". Classic pre-punk pub rock. 👍
I checked it out... it's a little rough, but good. I'd never heard of them.
Sounds a bit like Canary in a Coal Mine by The Police.
I can hear that.
Great cover! Chris Campbells live version is played abit differently...give it a try..
Thanks! I'll check it out.
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Thank you!
Troy: nice driving bass. Seger would hire you in a second!
Would you consider taking on Andy Pratt's "AVENGIN ANNY"?
Very nice of you to say.
That song has been suggested a few times and I always go back to check it out. It sounds really cool, but it's really long and, I imagine, would take a lot of work to put together. I just don't feel driven enough to invest as much work as it would take into the song.
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I'll check it out.
Tommy cogbill is Jamerson level and never talked about. He is 110% the most underated bassist of all time. Just do your homework and you will know...
Funny you say that its harder than you thought. Try playing any cogbill bass line and you will be blown away. People have been playing his mustang sally bass line wrong for decades. Be just makes it all sound easy like jamerson did. But its not. He was a 30 year old jazz guitarist turned bassist and completely destroyed pop music with it
Interesting. I'll have to check out some more of his work.
At your level, how is this interesting enough for you to bother with? It's not Bruce Thomas, or McCartney. McCartney, who you're covered, has a thousand more interesting basslines. Please look at more.
If you play bass, you should try it out and see how it goes. While the line may be simple, I found that playing it was a bit of a challenge... for me. As for McCartney (or The Beatles), I was never a big fan. I've got nothing negative to say about him/them, but I just found other things much more interesting.
For you kids out there - this is a great demonstration that it all starts with groove. Get good at playing on the beat and everything else follows.