BASS LESSONS

By clicking the song title below, a window will open with a sample tab.  Each month I will post a new tab for you to use to learn a song.  You will find below an explanation of how to read the tab so that it makes sense.  You will also notice there is no "timing" associated with the notes.  My belief is that the tab is a learning tool to be used in conjunction with listening to the song itself.  By listening carefully to the song and using the tab you will; be able to play the song with practice.

Notice:  I would like to say that I play all of these songs as I interpret them.  I do not try to copy anybody else.  Also, if you own the copyright to any of these songs and 
would like it removed from my list, contact me and I will gladly do so.

                                                                                                   

This month's free sample tab: Little Cabin Home on the Hill

Click to hear sound file: Little Cabin Home on the Hill (slow)             Little Cabin Home on the Hill (fast)

Last month's free sample tab (in case you missed it): Georgia Rose

Click to hear sound file: Georgia Rose (slow)                 Georgia Rose (fast)



                                        HOW TO READ THE TAB

The tab is created by using Microsoft Excel.  The four spaces between the five lines
represents the strings.  The topmost "string" is your "G" string.  Each successive
space moving down represents "D", "A", "E".  The number in each space represents
the fret you use to obtain the desired notes.  The letters appearing just above each
stanza represents the musical chords of the song.  The following symbols are used as explained: