Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
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Just dug up a clip from a gig in London about a month ago.
Sax player put me on the spot and said on the mic: “We haven’t had a bass solo tonight… who wants to hear one?”
Everyone cheered… so I guess I had no choice haha 😅
This solo was over Kirk Franklin’s version of O Come All Ye Faithful, built on a simple C minor groove.
Most of my teenage life I played jazz sax, so I studied tons of soloing concepts.
I’m focusing on telling a story rather than showing off technique.
Too many long lines or fast chops and people zone out.
Midway through this solo, I noticed the 16th-note lines were starting to blend together, so I did something to re-engage the audience.
The audience member who filmed this video didn’t catch the full end, but essentially from the last idea I play, the solo builds back into the chorus.
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#basslessons #shorts #basssolo
► Free bass course, TABs and resources - skool.com/bass
Just dug up a clip from a gig in London about a month ago.
Sax player put me on the spot and said on the mic: “We haven’t had a bass solo tonight… who wants to hear one?”
Everyone cheered… so I guess I had no choice haha 😅
This solo was over Kirk Franklin’s version of O Come All Ye Faithful, built on a simple C minor groove.
Most of my teenage life I played jazz sax, so I studied tons of soloing concepts.
I’m focusing on telling a story rather than showing off technique.
Too many long lines or fast chops and people zone out.
Midway through this solo, I noticed the 16th-note lines were starting to blend together, so I did something to re-engage the audience.
The audience member who filmed this video didn’t catch the full end, but essentially from the last idea I play, the solo builds back into the chorus.
____________________
#basslessons #shorts #basssolo










