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U2 – Where The Streets Have No Name Bass Cover played on my Fender Jazz 1975 re-issue bass. Original bass line played by Adam Clayton. Not a hard bass line to play but pretty good fun, especially live with a full band.
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25 responses to U2 – Where The Streets Have No Name Bass Cover
man, awsome job, I wish you could over dub the bass on my video.
it’s 16ths. you’re doing eighths.
This is cool. You know, there’s a lot of chord changes in this song.
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God you’re awesome…
oh…wow…too hard, uh?
Hiya, I’m afraid I don’t use TAB’s. I learn everything by ear. Its very easy to learn. Its mainly D and G with the odd B, A and C.
what r da tabs can u plz provide it… for da eniter song….
plz
listen to how it sounds and look at what he’s doing… it’s honestly not that hard to figure out.
HAHA you’re not the only one to think that
:)
toy in the background looks like 360 stage
are sliding when you are switching notes???…I’m just curious because I’m trying to learn the song myself, so my band can play it
nice
It’s always been 16th notes, live and studio versions
I am pretty sure the recording is 16th notes. That’s the way my teacher taught it too.
hahaha I never thought if that. I have my onw U2 360 Claw. Not sure I can fit under it though
That baby toy in the background kinda looks like U2s new 360 stage lol!
Hey, thank you very much. When I’m not playing bass, I’m playing with my daughters toys
:)
Excellent job, dude. Great sound quality in the video, too. I like the baby toy in the background, nice touch. I’m a bass player with kids, too. =)
Hey, thank you very much. I agree also that it sounds better on a P-bass. I never had one at the time but I do now
really well done but i think the song sounds better on p-bass. Brilliantly covered though!
heey nice job!!!! Can you send me the tabs, I play the guitar but recently I have started playing the bass and this is one of my favourites u2 song
thanks!!
byy
Not from the live videos I have watched. However, I am sure in the studio, lots of different things were recorded.
I always thought that it was in 16th not 8th notes… Am I right
oo good for you
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