Sounds great dude! Simple songs have their own challenges. A lot of times I struggle with the repetitive chugging lines, it’s just so repetitive, and to keep up the exact same cadence throughout the entire song can be tough.
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Whoa, nice! Have been loving this series man!
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Nice @JerryP ! Love this tune man!
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Nice job! I love OMD. I got to see them live a couple years ago. They are the sound of my very early childhood.
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Thanks fennario!
Maybe fire back with a cover of “Take this job and shove it” haha 
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Have you seen “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines”?
Imagine a girlfriend like T-X (no, that’s not Schwarzenegger ^^) … and then think again about your choice of songs to play 
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That’s some smooth playing 401, great song choice too!
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Thanks @dlamson13 …yea I never got tired of listening to the song…lol
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Great job as always bud!!
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Last week Slayer, this week Alan Parsons Project! Keep being unpredictable, it’s all great stuff!
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Awesome Justin!
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I’m not really a Beatles fan, but one of the band suggested we learn Twist and Shout…
Picking up on the point I made regarding the OMD cover, it is interesting seeing how songs are constructed. This one also has a repeating bass line, with two deviations for the ‘aaaaahs’, the first where you just ride an A, and the second, where you walk up from the A to the close. Very simple. It’s also interesting to hear the song - yes it’s in stereo, but the vocals are mainly in the right ear and the instruments mainly in the left ear.
Anyway, here it is:
The Beatles - Twist and Shout
We shot the video on the beach in Swanage, standing on a groyne - and no I wasn’t going to groove on one as I didn’t want to fall off
I recorded the bass line on my Dingwall, but used the Steinberger for the video as that the bass I have with me this weekend!
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Thanks man
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Thanks. Yeah, I like to mix it up. 
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Cheers Jerry!
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Great rendition and great video on this sunDOG!
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RHCP - Under The Bridge
Song #49 of the 50 Songs Challenge is complete and I now feel that my bass playing is better than my video editing skills. I hope you will give me feedback if there are any mistakes in technique or anything else so that I can correct them. Thank you.
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