I Transcribed 69 Joe Dart Bass Licks - Here’s What I Learned
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When the world went into lockdown last year, I couldn’t go to my gym, but instead of getting all hot and sweaty in my apartment living room, I decided to go to the roof of my building to exercise. Gotta get huge, gotta stay huge, right?
It also meant I had complete control over my workout soundtrack and after trying a few things out, I stumbled upon Vulfpeck’s Live At Madison Square Garden concert.
WOAH!
This concert blew me away - I fell in love with it on the first listen.
It was a ton of fun, the music sounded incredible and I became obsessed with it! Everyday, I’d look forward to going upstairs and doing my lunges, squats and curls because I’d get to listen to some badass Vulfpeck.
I even started taking extra long breaks in between exercises just so I’d be able to listen to the album all the way through. I had listened to a bit of Vulfpeck before this, but this concert completely sold me on the band.
I loved all the musicians’ performances, but being a bassist, the person that really stood out to me was Joe Dart playing bass.
Just about everything he played sounded great, felt great and just put a massive smile on my face.
So after my rooftop workouts, I started stealing all of my favorite Joe Dart licks from the concert, but I didn’t stop there.
I went and listened to the entire Vulfpeck catalogue and transcribed all of Joe’s language from there too. I even went and listened to some non-Vulfpeck recordings that Joe is on.
All up, I learned 69 of these little pieces of language; these ‘Joe-isms’ and started using them in my own bass lines, fills and solos.
I’m not one to hoard all of this for myself, so in today’s video, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned from transcribing these 69 bass licks.
In the video, you’ll learn:
► 2 harmonic ideas that Joe loves to use (Seriously - they show up in more than two thirds of the licks)
► How Joe uses a unrelenting rhythm to make his playing super exciting, but stays in the pocket while he’s doing it
► The quintessential Joe Dart bass lick - this is like a shortcut to sounding like Joe because he uses this idea so much
► 5 things you can do to get a Joe Dart-esque sound on the gear you already have (no need go out and buy another bass)
Plus I show you how you can take these ‘Joe-isms’ and very quickly and easily add them to your own playing as ready-made bass lines, fills or even add them to your improvisation arsenal.
The one thing I haven’t been able to figure out is how he does that thing with his neck. Lol.
By the way, if you want to get the tabs and notation for every single Joe Dart bass lick I talk about in this video (plus all the ones I didn’t have time to go through), I’ve got them all available as a FREE download.
Just go here:
becomeabassist.com/joe-dart-bass-licks-69-of-them
Fill out the form on that page and you can be playing along with Joe in less than 60 seconds.
By the way, if you know someone who loves Joe or Vulfpeck, or just wants to add some incredible vocabulary to their playing, forward them this video. I’m sure they’d love it and it’d be a great help to me as well.
Good luck with the lesson and happy playing!
Cheers,
Luke
P.S. If you haven’t seen it yet, I’d highly recommend checking out the MSG concert that I took a lot of these licks from. It’s pretty incredible:
• Vulfpeck Live at Madison Square Garden
P.P.S. Here’s where you can download the tabs and notation for the 69 Joe Dart bass licks:
becomeabassist.com/joe-dart-bass-licks-69-of-them
Additional transcription and Sibelius wizardry - Brandon Coleman: www.brandoncoleman-music.com/
Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:33 Joe Dart Concept #1: Pentatonics/Blues Scales
3:29 Joe Dart Concept #2 - The 2-b3-3 Cell
7:02 Joe Dart Concept #3 - Constant Rhythm
9:48 Joe Dart Concept #4 - The Quintessential Joe Dart Lick
13:15 Final Joe Dart Concept - 5 Ways To Get A More ‘Joe Dart’ Sound
19:47 How To Sound More Like Joe Dart
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