What are you listening to?

What, like dot the first quarter note and add the seventh and octaves above, maybe?

 

God bless underground radio!

Same subject:

 

What am I listening to?..Jazz..and it's cool..it's so cool it's freezing..
http://dinnerjazz.radio.net/

 

This morning on my way to work, I felt like some Johnny Cash. So I popped his album "Murder" into the CD player in my truck. Here's one of my favorite tracks:

 

Those are simple blues tricks. Smoove re-did the line.

 

Honestly, still learning simple tricks... But love your take on stuff like this. Will take phone up, listen, and play with fretboard.

 

I've been messing around with three string octave chords, like on guitar (I,V, octave I), and been getting some pretty cool arpeggio sounds moving along the neck in a I,IV,V pop music kind of way.

 

On a music bender this morning at work:

 

Rob! Good to see you!

 

my friend. I'm finally settled in after this tough move.

 

You're showing some great listening power there. Those are some of the stronger notes you'd use to build a bass line. Try experimenting with the "blues scale" or mixolydian, essentially the major scale with a flat 7th. For now most bass lines are gonna be single notes as opposed to chords, but that's a rule worth breaking.
And at last, a blues song that's fairly "entry level". Try it out.