I Want You Back - Jackson 5 (Bass Cover with Tabs)

Bass cover of I Want You Back by the Jackson Five E Standard Tuning Brightness of the Sun: Controlled with a blue tarp Tabs in this video created by me available here: https://samboatmusic.com/bass-tabs/ ▶Buy My Shirt and Merch :) https://teespring.com/stores/samboatm... ▶Join the community over on Discord!   / discord   ▶Wonder How I play my tabs? Click this link! Tab Player: https://goplayalong.com/?c=samboatmusic ▶Wonder How I Make my tabs? Check out Guitar Pro Here👇 Tab Maker: https://www.guitar-pro.com/#ae370 ▶Want to send me a gift? Check out my Wishlist! https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls... Gear that I use ▶Strap (Amazon): https://geni.us/acdcstrap ▶Bass (Amazon): https://geni.us/scv60spb ▶Strings (Amazon): https://geni.us/dadd4str ▶Everything Else: https://www.amazon.com/shop/samboatmu... (Links are Affiliate Links) ▶Tone Settings Volume - Full Tone - None ▶Sansamp level - 3/4 blend - full treble - 2/3 bass - 2/3 drive - none ▶Compressor Ratio - 4 Release - 3/4 Attack - 3/4 Output - 2/3 Input - 2/3 Thank you to my Patrons on Patreon for making this video possible David Leigh James B. ** Bassist: Wilton Felder Fingers, originally on a single coil Telecaster using flat wound strings There are a couple different variations of this that people will often play. One is that after the first note of the song, the bass plays 3-4, if you listen to the isolated track, or the live performances, you'll notice it's 2-3 like I've tabbed out. Another thing that people will also do is play it in different positionings, but they're still the same notes.    • The Jackson 5  - I Want You Back - 1969   2:16 - Gibson bass, you can see a lot of positioning, but it's not quite the same as the studio riff    • Wilton Felder's isolated bass on "I Want Y...   Isolated bass track - there are a few of these posted on YT, this one is widely accepted as his actual part    • Видео   The bass isn't played live (you can easily tell), but Wilton has his hand down by 1 and 3, not 6 and 8 or 3 and 6 throughout for the the lead in to the Chorus, but again, it's not played live    • Michael Jackson & The Jacksons | 60fps   2001 reunion (starts ~9:45) - hard to tell much from it except the position of the repeated 16th notes is a 1st finger. His hand is often closer to 3 and 6 rather than 6 and 8 or 1 and 3, so it would seem that he plays the song that way, but it's not confirmed for sure. He looks super fly tho. The song is also not played in the original key. Try playing along with it and you'll see it's much lower    • I Want You Back - The Jackson 5   0:36 - confirms it is originally 6 and 8 or 3 and 6, not 1 and 3    • Jackson 5 "I Want You Back/ABC" Live 1972 ...   1:13 - slides up on the neck. camera cuts before we can see the lick played 1:21 - he's turning as he's playing but it's not 1 and 3. It's up just slightly, but not quite a 6 or 8 Fender bass though This is probably the last video that you'll see with this setup! It's been a grand total of 3 covers, 1 behind the bass cover, and a lesson video. As you'll start to notice, that big blue tarp will be gone soon, but also, the camera will look different! Keep an eye out for these upcoming changes Thanks for watching! Enjoy :) #Jackson5 #bass #basscover #tabs This music belongs to The original artists. Please support them by buying their music ______ Disclaimer: This description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. There is no additional cost to you. This helps support my channel and allows me to continue to make more videos for you all :)