Bass Secrets: Where Today's Bass Stylists Get to the Bottom Line (Guitar Magazine) [Paperback] Review

The learning of any great craft requires instruction from a master.In this case, 4 masters of the bass sit down and give you bite-sized lessons.My one gripe is that it is fairly short-Guitar magazine should have included some more columns-but each column is worth learning from.
The most important note I can make is that Bass Secrets will NOT-trust me here-be any replacement for comprehensive instruction.Some of its lessons are foundational, like the modal learning exercises, but most introduce new playing concepts.What this book can be is a great rut-breaker and source of inspiration; its tips can help you view an old line or technique in a different light.If you treat the book as the new-idea generator which it was intended to be, I guarantee that this book will stretch you in some, if not many, ways...unless you have been fortunate enough to have personally studied under Billy, Stu, Randy, and Tony!

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Product Description:
Bass Secrets brings together 48 columns highlighting specific topics - ranging from the technical to the philosophical - from masters such as Stu Hamm, Randy Coven, Tony Franklin and Billy Sheehan. They cover topics including tapping, walking bass lines, soloing, hand positions, harmonics and more. Clearly illustrated with musical examples.

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