Chords for Victor Wooten's Berklee Summer Bass Workshop (Final Performance 2016)

A lot of dynamics and _ subtlety, you know,
and a lot of maturity in the solos also.
No one felt like they just had to do so much.
They actually played a solo that fit the song.
_ _ Much emotion there.
I heard Claire play the first day at the jam.
I love them all, but she really grabbed my attention.
I heard her play, I've never met her,
and I immediately asked her, how many bands are you in?
_ _ _ When I hear someone play that well,
I don't say, are you in a band?
I say, how many?
Because a solid bass player,
what these guys are doing is so needed.
_ I asked her, how many bands are you in?
She says, three.
_ _ _ How can you be in three bands?
Think about it.
You have to be that good.
That means you have to miss some rehearsals,
you have to miss some gigs,
but you're so good that they'll put up with it.
_ _ Right? _
That's the mark of a great musician, and we're hearing it.
We're hearing it from these people today.
I'm gonna turn it over to Joe,
and I know we're gonna have something _ brilliant. _ _
_ _ Thank you, Victor.
_ Okay, you guys [G] got sound?
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So it's amazing how quick [B] these guys,
I threw [Am] some curve balls at these guys with [B] this tune.
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latched right onto everything immediately.
It was amazing.
_ _ _ So please welcome my friend, John DeSanto on drums.
He's helping us out.
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And we have Claire Davis, _ _ _ Zachary Lamb,
Joseph Marino, and Alessio Minona.
Enjoy. _ _
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Check, check, check.
How about it for Joe Santera over here?
Yeah. _
Wow.
_ _ _ _ _ Incredible.
_ _ _ _ Joe actually wrote that song,
_ _ _ and I doubt I could play it.
_ That's an intricate stuff.
_ _ _ _ _ That was intricate.
Man, I was out there trying to count it.
_ _ _ You know, I'm not a great player.
So were you?
_ _ _ _ _ _ Really, really nice.
Thank you all very, very much.
Is it Claire?
_ Very, very much.
Thank you.
_ _ Amazing musicians.
Steve Bailey was in here.
When you played that first harmonic,
his eyes lit up.
He was like, _ _ _ amazing.
Great solos.
A lot of, you guys, I'll let you go off
and we'll get the next group up,
but I gotta _ continue talking about them.
They're so amazing.
A lot of dynamics and _ _ _ subtlety, you know,
and a lot of maturity in the solos also.
No one felt like they just had to do so much.
They actually played a solo that fit the song.
_ _ Much emotion there.
I heard Claire play the first day at the jam.
I love them all, but she really grabbed my attention.
I heard her play, I've never met her,
and I immediately asked her, how many bands are you in?
_ _ _ When I hear someone play that well,
I don't say, are you in a band?
I say, how many?
Because a solid bass player,
what these guys are doing is so needed.
_ I asked her, how many bands are you in?
She says, three. _ _ _
How can you be in three bands?
Think about it.
You have to be that good.
That means you have to miss some rehearsals,
you have to miss some gigs,
but you're so good that they'll put up with it.
_ Right?
_ That's the mark of a great musician,
and we're hearing it.
We're hearing it from these people today.