Stretch Why did you do it Bass Cover Tabs Score Chords Transcription

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This is such a funky bassline to play! The ‘secret’ here is to really play the 16th note in the maingroove (for instance bar 3) really tight and ‘on the spot’.

And the song has got some really nice (not too difficult) licks, such as in bar 18; 36 and 42.

The interlude is also very nice to play with the 16th notes in it.

And I really like bar 59 and 60 where there’s no note on the first beat and you get the feel that you're shifting the beat.

An other nice thing about this basspart is the 16th slide. He plays this a lot, especially in the third Verse. Listen for instance at 64; 66 and 68. The ‘secret’ here is to play these sixteenth notes fast and slide from the F# note towards the A note on the E-string.

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Have fun with this song!


I play this song on a Fender Jazz Bass with roundwound strings. Standard tuning E A D G. No effects used except a bit compression. Don’t forget to tune your bass a little bit higher (A4 = 442 Hz).

Bass: Paul Martinez
Album: Elastique (1975)
Composer: Kirby Gregory

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