Which Wooten song first?

[SixnStones]

I got Victor Wooten's transcription book, and all of the pieces are quite hard. I've been working on Norwegian Wood, but it's a mission. I was wondering what song i should start with? ie the easiest one, out of:

Amazing Grace

Blu-Bop

Cherokee

Classical Thump

Heaven is Where the Heart Is

More Love

Norwegian Wood

Sex in a Pan

A Show of Hands

Sinister Minister

Sometimes I Laugh

Stomping Grounds

The Vision

You Can't Hold No Groove

[Zetora]

Good luck on learning them, its all good fun stuff.

I would recommend trying each and seeing which seems ok to play, as I did. I found I liked "The Vision", "Sinister Minister", and some of "A Show of Hands" & "You Can't Hold No Groove"

I learnt snappits of them then built upon it getting a feel for each song, giving variety and improving skills over a range of areas.

As I first sed, try and see what you like.

Enjoy!

Zet.

[e p]

uhh..post the tab for sex in a pan. ive been trying to figure that one out for a long time and am too lazy

[Left Shoe]

sinister minister is seiously funkeh

[Thonk]

Amazing Grace is fairly easy.

[BassRevelation1029]

sinister minister

[EADG]

Sinister Minister isn't that hard, with the exception of the solo.

[Spaceman Spiff]

How about whichever is your favorite?

[mikethecoug]

Do classical thump or amazing grace.

[Led_Zeppelin678]

Sinister Minister isn't that hard, with the exception of the solo.

I love that freakin' solo.

[Radiobass81]

Amazing Grace is fairly easy.

I second.

[ToughGuyMcGee]

I second.


i third?:confused:

<3 Emo John The Bassist

[mister_tee]

I went for Norweigan Wood first, and yes, it's a mission. I'm still not really there. I have no idea which you'd call the easiest though, I guess it depends on how strong your different techniques are... I went for Norweigan Wood because my tapping's better than my DTing, so I'd be able to cope with more of that than some of the other songs.

[FenderJazz]

Do those books come with actual Notation or just tab?

[ToughGuyMcGee]

Do those books come with actual Notation or just tab?

just about to ask the same thing

although i am a tab kind of guy

[sheephead]

^Both.

Go for Sometimes I Laugh. It's a different arrangement to the album version, but it's simple and beautiful. More Love's alot of fun, as are U Can't Hold No Groove, Sex in a Pan, Stomping Grounds... and the rest.

Has anyone tried Blu-Bop? It's the only one I haven't really looked at yet.

[Mr_Soup]

I'd say Sinister Minister or Amazing Grace, also.

[labgnat]

i have that victor book also, he needs to put out another one with "big country" and "throwdown at the hoedown" the songs i'd most like to know how to play of victors.