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Playing a bassline for Cream's 1969 hit "Badge", over a custom-rendered MIDI backing track with my Alembic Essence bass guitar.
ABOUT THE SONG
"Badge" was written by Eric Clapton and George Harrison during a collaborative effort by Harrison, Clapton and Ringo Starr. The song was recorded in October of 1969 at Wally Heider's Studio, LA and I.B.C. Studios, London, produced by Felix Pappalardi and included on the Cream album "Goodbye".
Released as a single in April of 1969, "Badge" peaked at number 60 on the U.S. Charts.
Jack Bruce, bassist of Cream, performed this signature bassline.
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Mi versión del tema de Cream "Badge", interpretada con mi bajo Alembic Essence sobre una "backing track" elaborada a partir de un fichero MIDI.
ACERCA DE LA CANCIÓN
Eric Clapton y George Harrison escribieron "Badge" durante una colaboración en la que también participó Ringo Starr.
Producida por Felix Pappalardi, fue grabada en Wally Heider's Studio, LA and I.B.C. Studios, Londres en octubre de 1968 e incluida en el álbum "Goodbye" de Cream. Lanzada como sencillo en formato de vinilo en abril de 1969, alcanzó el puesto 60 en la Billboard estadounidense.
La característica línea de bajo fue compuesta e interpretada para la grabación por el bajista de Cream, Jack Bruce.
Comentarios
8 years ago
TheGrooveMaster10
Much better angle on the neck than Jessica9 years ago
bandpassmess
Thanks for posting for some reason other bass players skip opening riff and play the rest . I play guitar and want to open with bass riff then start guitar parts .10 years ago
Lori A
Nice smooth playing. Just wondering if you use Band in a Box for your backing track? Thanks for your time to post your vids:) BTW-great tone!10 years ago
smalldog221
nice , thanks10 years ago
Ken Barrett
Great !!!! Sadly Jacks gone.10 years ago
bujintao1
nice job. seeing your right hand would help11 years ago
olivier fullhart
Really good video to learn this song, thank you very much!13 years ago
ASurvivor1
Did you learn this Bass from the original studio recording? If so you left out even some simple stuff leading back into the verses, and you really didn't attempt anything Jack did in the the instumental last verse?13 years ago
Conor Noakes
you get a much fuller sound from a fretted note. that and you need to be cautious that you don't change octave. other than that it's just horses for courses13 years ago
Francesco Camardo
Good job mate, well played and perfectly rendered.13 years ago
Marc D
Nice job. Very quiet hand on the frets. Even the quick fill, which gives me fits. I still haven't got it down.13 years ago
ttroyn
I never quite understand why some don't use an open string instead of using the fifth fret of the lower string or the second fret of a higher string instead of the seventh of a lower string. Just starting out, so I am inexperienced, yet trying.14 years ago
BadFad2008
@rulby2 La verdad es que es un pasote de canción. Me habría gustado usar una de Clapton posiblemente con Jack Bruce o con Nathan East al bajo, pero cuando lo intento subir un vídeo así, me lo bloquean las discográficas, así que tengo que usar backing tracks que no estén publicadas.14 years ago
BadFad2008
@artfxl5 Thank you very much for your nice comment. I seldom try copying a bass line; instead I use to add some kind of personal flare. I'm glad it worked for you.14 years ago
BadFad2008
@rulby2 Muchas gracias por publicar tu comentario!14 years ago
Rb B
Que bueno esta el video que hiciste, se aprecia todo lo que haces en el bass y es una de mis rolas favoritas de eric clapton, aunque me gustan las versiones en vivo de canción. Saludos14 years ago
BadFad2008
@TheCharlybass Hi, I guess that you mean the quick fill. It goes: e-d-c-b-a-g-f#-e-d-c.14 years ago
lrock1000
sorry to say im a lil dissapointed on this one. of course your main bassline is flawless,usually u add ur own flair to every bassline, but on this one, wheras bruce throws some" bring it home " fill-ins after the bridge, you chose to play it straight. I wanted more!! lol14 years ago
Chris F
Is that an Alembic?14 years ago
