Seven Days Level 42 Mark King Bass Cover Youtube #basscover #level42 #markking #bassplayalong. #markking #level42 #basscover #bassplayalong #bassplayer 0:00 – intro00:22 verse00:55 chorus01:30 – bridge !02:04 verse.
Level 42 Seven Years Bass Cover As Played By Mark King This is a play through of mark king's bassline from the level 42 song 'if you were mine'. this song is from the 1991 guaranteed album. i performed this song. Mark raymond king is an english musician. he is the lead singer and bassist of the jazz funk band level 42. king is known for his slap style of playing the bass guitar, with musicradar describing him as "the guy who put the slap in pop during the 80s". king received a basca gold badge award in october 2015 in recognition of his contribution to british music. he won the "outer limits" award at. Giants of bass – mark king. 'king for a day' was written to represent mark king’s bass work with level 42, with a particular focus on the instrumental jazz funk that the band played in the early eighties. the bass part features many common elements of his playing style, such as continuous sixteenth note based slap grooves, fingerstyle funk. In this video mark king explains his bass playing techniques. echoing the likes of stanley clarke and louis johnson, king’s slapped bass grooves have directed level 42 to record sales of over 30 million since starting out in 1980 and he remains one of the uk’s most prominent bass exports. "forty years on it all seems to pale into.
Level 42 Mark King Medley Bass Cover Cejasbass Youtube Giants of bass – mark king. 'king for a day' was written to represent mark king’s bass work with level 42, with a particular focus on the instrumental jazz funk that the band played in the early eighties. the bass part features many common elements of his playing style, such as continuous sixteenth note based slap grooves, fingerstyle funk. In this video mark king explains his bass playing techniques. echoing the likes of stanley clarke and louis johnson, king’s slapped bass grooves have directed level 42 to record sales of over 30 million since starting out in 1980 and he remains one of the uk’s most prominent bass exports. "forty years on it all seems to pale into. 43 is a classic slap bass riff played by the legendary mark king of level 42. the riff features many aspects of mark king’s playing style and can be pretty tricky to play for those just getting started with the slap bass technique. i’d advise learning the riff in smaller sections as shown below. the practice tracks are provided at a variety. As mark began work on his post level 42 solo project, one man, released on 5th july 1996, he went in search of a new bass sound that would differentiate his new album from his level 42 days. when approached by fender, who wanted to design a limited edition deluxe jazz bass, king was given the perfect opportunity to sculpt his new sound.
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