Joe Cocker You can leave your hat on. Bass Cover Tabs Score Notation Chords Transcription

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A lovely song from Joe Cocker written by Randy Newman! Arthur Barrow plays the bass on this song and he does a fine job! He plays the bass realy relaxed. Listen for instance at the licks in intro (bar 1-4). But listen especially at those same licks in the Bridge (bar 69-75). There it’s played really laid back.

And there are some very beautiful double stops in this song (bar 16; 34; 60)!

The maingroove (for instance bar 5) is really fun to play. Also played laid back, and the ‘secret’ here is the slide towards the E note and play the E, G and A notes staccato (short).

If you want to practice playing a song laid back, this is the song to do so! I’ve had much fun rehearsing this bassline.



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I play this song on a Fender Precision 1976. Standard E A D G tuning. No effects used.

Bass: Arthur Barrow
Album: Cocker (1986)
Composer: Randy Newman

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