Plus it’s nice to see you bringing in the stand up bass into the mix! You should do an intro before each performance about who’s playing and more about the music & history!
enjoy listening and watching your videos.. be nice if there was some history of you two fellas, what got you together, where you each started, ..there's a lot of players who'd love to be doing what you two are doing musically but lack the confidence , so a little insight might keep them on the enjoyment and learning curve
Thanks for your comment, Glen. We'll keep that in mind for the future. A few years ago, Ernie and I met at a public acoustic jam. There were about a half-dozen guitarists playing, and maybe one uke, and one bass. Everyone was strumming the same chords. It was my first time there, so I played a little fill rather than chords. Ernie shot me a look, and we wound up jamming for 30 or 40 minutes after everyone else went home. He's so great to play with! I was blues & rock first; Ernie was gypsy. We meet in the middle.
I think it's cool how normal musicians are using youtube to connect with other musicians, like you're doing with mr. sunny bass here. this is the good side of the internet 😊
Thank you. I was trying to vary the melody, however slightly, to break up the repetition. That's why I was trying octaves when we restate the melody at the end.
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Awesome guys!
Thanks, Sharon!
Plus it’s nice to see you bringing in the stand up bass into the mix! You should do an intro before each performance about who’s playing and more about the music & history!
… it would help the “newbies”, and maybe generate more algorithm hits … if you’re into possibly monetizing this space! ❤
@@sharonpaulsen5884 Thanks for the good idea, Sharon!
enjoy listening and watching your videos.. be nice if there was some history of you two fellas, what got you together, where you each started, ..there's a lot of players who'd love to be doing what you two are doing musically but lack the confidence , so a little insight might keep them on the enjoyment and learning curve
Thanks for your comment, Glen. We'll keep that in mind for the future. A few years ago, Ernie and I met at a public acoustic jam. There were about a half-dozen guitarists playing, and maybe one uke, and one bass. Everyone was strumming the same chords. It was my first time there, so I played a little fill rather than chords. Ernie shot me a look, and we wound up jamming for 30 or 40 minutes after everyone else went home. He's so great to play with! I was blues & rock first; Ernie was gypsy. We meet in the middle.
I think it's cool how normal musicians are using youtube to connect with other musicians, like you're doing with mr. sunny bass here. this is the good side of the internet 😊
Absolutely! I highly recommend practicing/recording with Sunny Bass. Good luck and thanks for commenting!
0:12 lovely slide
Thank you. I was trying to vary the melody, however slightly, to break up the repetition. That's why I was trying octaves when we restate the melody at the end.
Very smooth bois!
Thanks!