Cream - Badge. Bass Cover Tabs Score (standard notation) Chords Transcription. Bass: Jack Bruce

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Love the way Jack Bruce approaches his basslines! It starts with a very clear bassline in the intro with short notes on the afterbeat (count 2 and 3) followed by a slide towards the D note in the second bar (not hitting the first D note).

I really like his slide with 16th notes towards the Am chord in the third bar. It’s just an other slide than the slide in the first bar towards the D note which is played more short than the slide in the second bar.

And of course there are some really nice 16th notes licks, such as in bar 12 and 25. And what about the 16th lick in bar 52 and 54. Really a challenge to play!

I made this video on special request of Mikael. Hope you like it!

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Enjoy this bassline from Jack Bruce!


Bass: Jack Bruce
Album: Goodbye Cream (1968)
Composers: Eric Clapton; George Harrison

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