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It provides bass patterns for virtually all popular styles, and includes more than 400 bass grooves now in both standard musical notation and tablature. Later influences included larry graham, stanley clarke and jaco pastorius. For an absolute beginner it was to learn with and to gain a progress. Westwood describes in detail the evolutionary history and the right feel to play in all mentioned styles. Bass bible by paul westwood book2cd set sheet music for.

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