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Joe Dart Bass Masterclass
Introduction
Welcoming Remarks (3:12)
Important: Syllabus & References PDF
Lecture 01: Signature Techniques
Overview (2:36)
Using Scales To Compose (3:44)
Slides In Beastly (3:16)
Tuning Down (4:34)
Bends & Vibrato (1:27)
The Bumble Bee (3:13)
Country Licks (1:25)
Octave Doubles (7:55)
The Bridge Pickup (3:27)
Slap (11:37)
Dart’s Signature Lick (6:21)
The Three & The Six (9:27)
Slides & Muted Playing (5:21)
Lecture 02: Dartonian Physics
Overview (2:36)
Choosing Your Axe (1:12)
Stratton's Collection (2:15)
Bass as a Springboard (0:42)
Play The Instrument (3:12)
The Greats Don't Care (0:54)
The Jaco Spectrum (4:04)
Felt Not Heard (1:43)
Nature vs. Nurture (3:12)
Dart's Voice (6:57)
McCartney & Sting (3:56)
Jamerson: The Most Melodic Player? (2:53)
Dartonian Physics Discussion (7:05)
Lecture 03: Studio Vocabulary
Overview (2:32)
Wait For The Moment (2:52)
Pino Prompt (4:20)
Transmitting Harmonic Information (5:37)
Stepping Out (2:54)
Improvised vs. Written Part (5:46)
Lecture 04: Essential Style Studies
Overview (3:03)
Roots Of Fender Bass (6:07)
Don’t Sleep On The Rick (1:20)
Technology And The Player (2:51)
Music Man (1:27)
80’s Fretless (3:57)
Sting (1:01)
Lee Sklar (2:36)
Deon Estus (3:42)
Steely Dan (6:59)
Stevie Wonder (4:26)
Dart’s Top Influences (26:16)
I Want You Back (1:35)
Lecture 05: Approach To Soloing
Overview (3:31)
Maceo & Fred (5:01)
Bootsy’s Basic Funk Formula (4:31)
Finding Hooks & Motifs (3:31)
D Is The Key (0:32)
Maintaining Groove (3:09)
The Best Bass Solo (2:17)
Grooving As A Solo (2:02)
Changing Tone With Fingers (5:32)
Lecture 06: Foundations Of Feel
Overview (1:24)
Sly Stone Feel (7:28)
It’s In The Fingers (6:08)
Dart’s Breakthrough (4:53)
Finding Your Feel (5:03)
T.M. Stevens (3:25)
Why Does It Feel Good? (1:41)
3 On E (9:48)
Reading The Room (18:39)
Lecture 07: Choice Vulf Cuts
Overview (6:02)
Lost My Treble (7:06)
Dean Town (6:03)
Beastly (4:27)
Disco Ulysses (5:28)
My First Car (7:07)
Closing Remarks (4:38)
Welcoming Remarks
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