Beatles - Fixing A Hole - bass cover

Fixing A Hole - bass cover
Left handed guitar played righty - right handed guitar played lefty
"..as a left handed child I started to practice on a right-handed guitar of my older brother. I picked up the guitar upside down by nature so I learned to play the guitar with the strings reversed!"
Fixing A Hole - bass cover

[@leonardohonorato3652]

It's true when they say Paul's bassline is never the same on a second time! Almost like he improvised the whole song

[@u.salomao9658]

Easy, Man. The bassline was recorded by Lennon. lol

[@TwiggyArmstrong]

@@u.salomao9658 i think paul overdubbed john's bass playing. I think you can hear lennon's bass playing in another take

[@u.salomao9658]

ua-cam.com/video/FtFLcL0JLTQ/v-deo.html me and the entire world@@TwiggyArmstrong

[@TheEvbox]

@@TwiggyArmstrong it’s actually both of them! Fixing a hole was recorded really strange. Lennon recorded the bass on the rhythm track with Paul singing. The last overdub they recorded was Paul’s bass part. It’s hard to tell but I think the 70% PM 30% JL. One of the only songs with p bass (allegedly)

[@TwiggyArmstrong]

@@TheEvbox oh that’s so cool. I heard the isolated bass track from the Beatles rock band and it does sound like it’s doubled (kinda has a fuzzy distorted sound in some spots). I always thought John recorded it with a jazz bass? Either way, it’s pretty cool.

[@TonyRodriguez-mx4tw]

Simple and yet it’s the song’s glue.❤👍🏻🙏

[@juanjosevillagomezhurtado7441]

Excellent! Love the Pepper-era basslines

[@davecostello560]

Yes, they're genius!

[@grinsko6741]

Great job on a very elegant bassline (often, less is truly more). And a lefty just like Macca.

[@NorbyHofner]

Thank you!

[@grinsko6741]

@@NorbyHofner PERFECT tone on the Ric too.

[@aminahmed2220]

Absolutely fantastic have a good weekend ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@NorbyHofner]

Thank you!

[@RickHardcore]

Very well played and nice bass tone my friend!🎸

[@user-jy5ep5mh9y]

Are those strings on upside down?

[@kramnull8962]

Makes way more sense as well. Playing the low strings closer to your hand where your strength is; then the lighter strings on the top; where the fingers are weaker. Less pressure to get the top to fret as well as bending the strings.

[@ExileNJ]

@@kramnull8962 That doesn't make any sense.

[@RickardoMute]

Am I tripping out rn, or is that bass strung upside down?

[@northernbrother1258]

Playing backwards AND upside down...amazing!

[@davidg7624]

hmmm........a lefty bass, played left-handed, but strung righty. Interesting.