Summer Breeze - Seals & Crofts - Bass Cover - Request

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Here’s my transcription of the Seals & Crofts song “Summer Breeze”. This song comes from their 1972 album of the same name. The bass player on this track was Harvey Brooks, although I cannot say for sure, as there were two other bass players listed on the album including Robert Lichtig and Joe Osborn.

You can find the transcription on Muzento under the Intermediate Songs category.

Thanks to one of my longtime supporters, Russ, for pointing out how groovy this bass line is. It took a couple of listens before it really hit me. Wow, there are some very funky rhythms happening here. I did not expect that from a Seals & Crofts song. Just for fun, I played it a few times about 20 percent faster. Hehe. Check it out. It starts to sound like something Scary Pockets or Vulfpeck might do. It's gets pretty funky 🙂

I really focused on leaving space between the notes and tried to notate it that way as well. It's surprising how small details like that can change the sound and feel of a bass line. It can also add an extra layer of difficulty.

I especially love the rhythms he uses in the classic walk-ups in bars 52 and 53. Very tasty 😊

I hope you enjoy it, and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone 😊

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