Re: bluegrass tunes with walking bass

[Bill Amatneek]

Thank you, Lisa Burns & Missy Raines, for your walking bass suggestions.

It does seem like the era of the bassist walking 4 to the bar in bluegrass is mostly in the past.

Best regards to all my bass sisters & brothers,
Bill Amatneek

[Bill Amatneek]

Hello bassists all,

A bluegrass bass student is interested in reading bass clef.
Are there any bluegrass bass books out there with bass clef notation (not tab)?

BR,
Bill Amatneek

[Dave Dillman]

Notes is notes. I'd get him into a standard bass book like Simindl, Rabbath, or Rufus Reid.

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[Lisa Burns]

Bill -

Yes, there is a wonderful book called the Parking Lot Picker Songbook,
by Dix Bruce. There are 5 editions of the book and one is for bass.
It comes with 2 CD's of songs, 200 total. I recommend it highly. No
tab, bass notation.

Here is an Amazon link:

https://www.amazon.com/Parking-Lot-Pickers-Songbook-Bass/dp/0786694823/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1511213567&sr=8-3&keywords=parking+lot+pickers+songbook

--Lisa
Lisa Burns
650-303-4600
li...@lisaonbass.com