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Playing 'Tracks of My Tears' on Bass Guitar

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Summary: So you want to be a soul bassist? Well here's a free video on how to play the song 'Tracks of My Tears' on the bass guitar.

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Playing 'Tracks of My Tears' on Bass Guitar

Bass lines for Tracks of My Tears. Breaking it down. G, C, C, and D. G, then C. C, B, and G. C, and C. C and D. And G, C. Then you can play a chord there if you like. It's D and C. D, G. Then C, C, and D. A little bit of embellishment. As long as you stay in the key of G, you're okay. In real time.

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