Playing Bass Guitar - C major - Measures 9 - 10 in a jazz bass c major scale
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RYAN LARSON: Now we're at the 9th and 10th measures, and if you go down to look, we have
our D minor chord, which is our ii minor, to our G7 chord, our V7. So we just have a
ii to a V7 and we went through that a couple of times earlier in the piece, just our ii-V
and C, and again, we just want to walk through it a bunch of times and really get it under
our fingers. So we got our open strings, right? ii-V, and just keep walking it. V, ii-V, ii
and see how many bass lines you can get under your fingers [PLAYS BASS LINES] ii-V, ii-V,
ii-V, ii-V and you also have your V under your low string 3rd fret, V, ii-V, ii--ii-V,
which leads into your I. So go through it and get your ii-Vs down, walking a measure
each, in the key of C.
