How to play like Geddy Lee of RUSH - Bass Habits - Ep 40
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I'm not very prog but I gotta admit that nobody's ever gotten a better tone out of a Fender Jazz than Geddy Lee.
If you have a Jazz, put Tom Brantley Custom Rewinds Geddy J-Bass pickups in it, then get a Tech 21 Geddy preamp. This will get you real close.
Definitely geddy lee and Rodgers waters are the first two people I think of when it comes to Fender jazz and fender precision respectively
@@TJTynes just getting a set of pickups isn't going to automatically give you Geddy sound. He gets that tone not just through his right hand technique but also through lots of sound engineering wizardry. There's compression, overdrive, and lots of EQ tweaks in that tone.
@@calus7890 when it comes to precisions I think of Steve Harris
Rush is one of the few bands I know where all the members are acclaimed as top-of-their-field instrumentalists.
Led zeppelin too!
ELP had best keys, drums, and multi talented front man.
Zep and rush also fantastic with amazingly talented musicians.
Peter Steele last week and Geddy this one...you're on a roll!
May I suggest 'The First lady of the Bass' Carol Kaye
I think an episode on Billy Gould of Faith no more could be quite interesting, people don't bring him up nearly enough when talking about all time great bass players despite his lines being really varied and creative.
HELL YEAH!
Spot on, man!
Singer AND Bassist AND Synth player AND rotisserie chicken aficionado?! Mighty is Geddy, indeed! As is your skill and insight! Thank you!
It's clear you have a great deal of respect for Geddy and I can see why. It's hard to keep a band glued together the way he does. You're doing God's work, Paul!
Shaped my whole playing world.
I NEVER cease to be fascinated by Rush....... Miss them incredibly....
You're not alone.
There's rumor of Geddy and Alex discussing doing some Rush shows in 24. Let's hope.
I was not expecting the intro to be so magnificent.
One of the first songs I tried to learn on bass was limelight. I can’t wait to watch this.
I love his Rickenbacker sound so badass, but when I heard his 72 Jazz Bass, it blows my mind that how similar the sound was, that 70s bite of the Jazz Bass really nailed the Rick's sound.
My favorite bassist of all time
I’d love to a video on Frank Bello.
My thoughts exactly!!
I'd like to see an episode on Rob Wright of nomeansno. Massively underrated bassist
I've been trying to sound like Geddy since I started playing bass 6 years ago and it's nice to see his skill finally be recognized by people who aren't necessarily hardcore Rush fans. I think it's also worth mentioning that with his flamenco technique also came an extensive use of chords to essentially fill the role of a rythm guitarist, he really went nuts with it on Vapor Trails and continued to use it on several songs on Snakes and Arrows and Clockwork Angels. The speed and ferocity with which he does this using at most two fingers on his right hand took me a great many practice hours to wrap my head around.
Geddy is often listed in top bassists of all time list
@@seanbeadles7421 And then he came out with the Big & Beautiful Book of Bass if something was missing.....
Can you please include Tom Araya on this series next?
Very good breakdown of Geddy's playing . Rush has long been my favorite band . As amazing as his playing is it would be nothing without Neil and Alex.
Definitive Lee bass summary here, nice work.
Would definitely love a video on Audie Pitre of Acid Bath. Dude was a great bassist too.
YESSSS
John Mayung next pls!
Really interesting introduction man 😂
Another one of my Requests , my Bass hero Geddy Lee.
Thank you Man! More Power.
Another great video. Ronnie Lane someday please?
Fantastic, enjoyed this immensely. Geddy and Rush forever for me.
Liked before the vid started
Geddy is amazing
And he said he used his Jazz Bass on “Tom Sawyer”
The intro for this video it so awesome! A god was sent for sure.
Best intro EVER!
You do a absolutely fantastic job of cover the mighty Geddy Lee! Not just him, all of them. I am an all or nothing person and you seems definitely dedicated to what you do!! Respect.
After a couple decades of playing flute and reading sheet music from the popular classic composers, I went back to bass guitar and bought a book of Geddy Lees tabs.
And I start learning a few of my favorites and after a while I'm looking at this music, and compared to Bach say to myself, there's really not much here.
And then I try playing along with Alex on one tempo, doing back beats across Neil's wizardry and not even trying to sing and realize that I just couldn't handle it if I were playing all of Lees parts in a cover band. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
And that's why live rock music is so special.
Could you make an episode of Carlos D, from Interpol please?
Beautiful Intro...wow
Such a excellent work, perfect video. So much information, i suck it right in. Geddy is a Monster indeed! Keep on being great 👍
One of my favourite bands of all time and definitely one of my greatest bass heroes. Thank you so much for this video!
BTW, it was weird to hear an Italian mispronouncing "barchetta" ;-) You have no idea how many times I had to correct my fellow Poles mispronouncing Lamborghini! :D
The Mikes from Alice In Chains or Ben Shepherd from soundgarden
The Man!!!!!
A fantastic video, it really helps explain why Geddy is so damn good.
Love the video. Also, that little comic intro, priceless! LOL
I love your "Bass Habits" Series. Fantastic work, sooo inspiring! Thanks a lot!
Make one video about Les Claypool
FINALLY!! Someone is analyzing the ged meister!
Rush, la mejor banda de rock de la galaxia.
Thanks Paul this is one of the greatest videos among many of your greats! Awesome intro
Cool vid.
Massive Rush fan. Always something more to learn.
Cheers, John.
Sorry but the gear was a big part of Geddy's tone. From what I can tell his tone has changed about three times in the bands career and that was due to the basses he was playing at the time. His tone has that growly mid-range fuzz sound of his Rickenbacker or that Jazz bass with just the neck pickup on from the "self-title album" all the way up to "Signals." On "Grace Under Pressure" he switched to a Steinberger and a Wal bass, where his tone got more funky sounding. Then in the early 90's he switched back to a Jazz bass, but turned both the neck and bridge pickups on full, so that his tone was a good balance between the low end while still having that brighter funky sharpness to it.
I love the tone he got back in the moving pictures era and his tone from the 90s till the end of their career with the jazz bass.
His tone with the Wal bass is not my favorite. The tone of the bass on moving pictures/signals is the best
@@JJ_5289 Yeah I actually think that his change in tones had a lot to do with the music of the time and what he was listening to. The Rickenbacker bass was kind of a staple of Prog rock bands which is what he was probably listening to mostly in the 70's, but then in the 80's came with new wave and he was probably listening to a lot of Sting and John Taylor from Duran Duran which is why he got the Steinberger and the Wal bass. And then in the early 90's you had the stripped down grunge thing going which is why he switched back to the Jazz bass.
Thanks so much for this series. It's cool to figure out why these guys sound so different from a music theory perspective as well as technique. Any chance you'll be doing a breakdown of Robert DeLeo?
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!! Finally. I love the vid. Thanks🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Please do a video about John Myung
Awesome Paul!!! Great videos!!
awesome Paul :)
Good video
5:13 When your song suggestion makes it into the video
nice! do sting next.there s lot of material there.groove on brother!
Ron Royce of CORONER !
You should do Jason newsted next.
Yassssssss!!!!!
I pretty sure Ged used a '72 jazz bass on MP
Yeah, he talks about how he used it for MP on the video where he introduces his signature Jazz Bass.
Sayyyyyyyyy Geddy Lee
Bruce foxton please
Mike Inez!!!
When a review of frank bello from anthrax?? Jaja
Is it possible you can play motorhead damage case.. with tabs .... Thank you
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Eric Avery please
Can you maybe do a bass cover ,,Shandi" from KISS ?
Chris Squire please
Hey, Paul.
Would you mind doing an episode on Muffi Puffi of Hevisaurus? Underneath the dinosaur costume, he’s a really good bassist. Songs like Louhikäärme ja ritari and Räyh are good examples.
The entirety of the Kadonneen louhikäärmeen arvoitus album is cool as well.
I really dislike prog metal and rock. But damn do I love Rush. Geddy is definitely one of the best bass players (if not the best)
Jaco Pastorius please!
Not to take anything away from people like Weinrib or Sting, but the fact is that these guys write the songs they play and sing so their bass parts are written to accommodate vocals.
It is more of a challenge for a bassist to sing and play a song not written by a bassist, like a jazz standard.
Finally
Wasn't a '78 Jazz on Moving Pics - it was his "No.1" as it turned it out on later tours / records and was a '72 and I know that cos I have his book and he said so.
Do your research dude.
MIke Gordon from Phish please
How do you play like Geddy? Study him for decades. :D
not inverted power chords. they are called double stops.
I already can play like Dirk. 52 years I've been playing Bass & Dirk is my favorite Bass player. It took almost that same timeframe to learn every epic from fly by night to signals. Every song note for note perfectly every lick every nuance right off the top of my head but I know the first album too but rutsey ain't Pratt. So I'm not too excited learning the first album. I can't lie only one piece is my unicorn tune from them natural science. What a friggin excerise. I know the notes can play them but it's a mover & your fret hand gets tired when I was young no problem but at 62 it gets tiring. Getting old sucks.
Do Fat Mike from NOFX
72 jazz not 78
Matt freeman would be a great bass player to conver
already done
And he's a hell of a lot nicer to his band mates than Roger Waters.
Carlos Dengler.
If you want to sound like him on vocals you can just clamp your balls together and start singing.
How to learn that much of theoretical shit?
Talk all you want, but Rush are like Yes for tasteless teenagers.
Instead of Yes's complex passages elaborating fine songs, Rush are about aimless instrumental workouts that impress kids in between dull, unmelodic songs.
There's not one good memorable song anywhere on the 20 albums.