De ee Cece aa Se a eT eee Scene SL] peer} Ce) Deer LT) eT Re Pa pte oa oRES A BOT Sa Derg DL] Pea ea WAP= > > 3 > = = — = > = = Contents Notation Legend Introduction Guide To The CD's Credits The History Of Slap Bass Before You Start. Section 1: Beginner Level Chapter 1 Slapping Bassics Chapter 2 Adding the Pop’ Chapter 3 Using Hammer-Ons, PulL-Offs and Tris Chapter 4 Ghost Notes, Chapter § Popular Scales and Modes for Slap Bass Beginner Level Exercise Area Section 2: Intermediate Level Chapter 6 Left Hand Slaps and Sixteenth Note Lines Chapter 7 Introducing Tenths Chapter 8 Machine Gun Triplets Chapter 9 Double Stops Chapter 10 Double Popping Chapter 11 Strumming Intermediate Level Exercise Area Section 3: Advanced Level Chapter 12 The Shuffle Fee! Chapter 13 Open String Hammer-Ons Chapter 14 Double Thumbing Part 1 Chapter 15 Double Thumbing Part 2 Chapter 16 Double Thumbing Part 3 Chapter 17 Combining Techniques Advanced Level Exercise Area Section 4: Famous Slap Bassists Chapter 18 Larry Graham Chapter 19 Louis Johnson Chapter 20 Stanley Clarke Chapter 21 Marcus Miller - With Exclusive Interview Chapter 22 Flea Chapter 23 Mark King - With Exclusive Interview Chapter 24 Stuart Hamm - With Exclusive Interview Chapter 25 Vail Johnson - With Exclusive Interview Chapter 26 Les Claypool Chapter 27 Victor Wooten Chapter 28 Ray Riendeau - With Exclusive Interview Discography Contents 108 14 127 136 147 158 164 176 178 180 182 186 188 192, 196 198 200 202 204 ULTIMATE SLAP BASS 3Notation Legend ‘The following symbols and conventions have been used to notate the music in this book: & = = eS] = 1 we = Fe ~— B= $ = ro setin mene soe i veergndomeas — OE = —s tS = : Dee ty z z= , mn sr = Z] & 1 Er Seon tere Sood wh he ‘ees ae Sana ng = FS =} =} t& arm t oo z ———! S os noe: vans eno eno a ness: = rahe 10 aoack tated oe Nant ups oe Perea ince owed” pe =e x tree — = 4 oO — He He f HE = susner-on rm vores a hanno, On fet ee eats Simchat une’ "Sendngandrnang = Tae Sins = 4 ULTIMATE SLAP BASS KE