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Rockabilly Bass: Slap Technique, Creating Bass Lines & the Rudiments of Rockin’ String Bass

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Johnny Hatton, of Local 47 (Los Angeles, CA), teaches students the tricks and technique of playing rockabilly bass. In this book, along with video lessons online, he teaches the snap, the slap, the hand positions, straight eighths, the double slap, the swing slap, the triple slap, slap patterns, mambo, alternate slap techniques, and two-beat swing slap. Plus, students learn about jazz notation, scales, and music theory.

Rockabilly Bass: Slap Technique, Creating Bass Lines & the Rudiments of Rockin’ String Bass, by Johnny Hatton, Hal Leonard, www.johnnyhatton.com.







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