#JAMES JAMERSON BASS TRANSCRIPTIONS HOW TO#

#JAMES JAMERSON BASS TRANSCRIPTIONS HOW TO#

Learning this type of “Triad Pair Improvisation System” will enable you to get closer to the truth when yearning to understand how to play jazz lines in the style of jazz luminaries such as Michael Brecker, Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner and Pat Metheny, among many other great improvisers! This eBook accompanies Joe Hubbard’s popular YouTube video, “Insane Triad Pair Bass Solo!” All music is written with standard notation and tablature. Throughout this analysis, Joe Hubbard will teach you the two most important, and often overlooked concepts when applying triad pairs over the most common chord combinations. In this 12-page eBook, bassist and educator Joe Hubbard breaks down the mystery revolving around what’s known as “triad pairs” through first improvising an insane triad pair bass solo and then “reverse engineering” the techniques and jazz concepts used through an in-depth analysis and note-for-note transcription. This Mini eBook accompanies Joe Hubbard’s YouTube video lesson, “How to Write a Bass Solo with 4-Note Melodic Cells.” Click Here to watch the video lesson! This concept has been widely used by all the great jazz players including Keith Jarrett, Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Herbie Hancock. The culmination of the book will show you how to write your own bass solo using these ideas over a well-known jazz standard. The process discussed outlines how to take a simple melodic idea and then shape that idea with a myriad of improvisational possibilities. In this book, Hubbard will take you through four different 4-note melodic cells and show you how to add ‘Rhythmic Treatment’ to these cells, as well as show you how these are applied over different chord changes.

There are so many different improvisational concepts, but the one that’s rarely taught, which is arguably the most ubiquitous is 4-note Melodic Cells.

James jamerson bass transcriptions