Journey - Don't Stop Believing (Bass cover with tabs)

Originally released as a single from their seventh studio album "Escape" in 1981 this song is built around one of pop music's most common chord progression. The I-V-VI-IV-Progression (in E major E-B-C#m-A) can be heard in thousands of pop- and rock songs (e.g. "Beast Of Burden" - Rolling Stones, "No Woman No Cry" - Bob Marley, "So Lonely" - The Police). In "Don't Stop Believing" the I-V-VI-V is combined with the variation I-V-III-IV to form a repetitive 8-bar progression. Unlike other songs the real chorus of this song is not heard until 3:21 min. The great piano pattern serves as a "hook" throughout the song and makes it catchy although. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Become a patron for only $2 per month and get access to the pdf transcriptions of the songs and lessons and see unpublished videos:   / tombornemannbasslessons   Bassworkshops mit Tom Bornemann: http://www.stage-ahead.de/workshops-u... Online-Basskurs "Basszination" mit Tom Bornemann: http://www.stage-ahead.de/basszination My Links to follow: Facebook:   / four.strings.basslessons   Visit my bassblog: http://four-strings-basslessons.blogs... Twitter:   / bornemann_tom   Instagram:   / tombobass