Walking Bass Lines - Chord Tones, Chromatics, Passing Tones & Cycle 5 Explained
In this full walking bass lesson I break down a complete step by step system for building musical walking bass lines over jazz standards, using "There Will Never Be Another You" as the vehicle throughout. Here's exactly what we cover: Step 1 — Chord tones only, outlining the harmony Step 2 — Connecting chord tones chromatically and stepwise Step 3 — Cycle of 5 movement Step 4 — Chord tones and passing tones combined Step 5 — Full chromatic approach system This works over both minor and major II V I progressions and gives you a practical, musical framework you can apply to any standard immediately. Want to go deeper? Join me at the Tony Grey Bass Academy. tonygreybassacademy.com Follow me: Instagram: instagram.com/tonygreybass Facebook: facebook.com/tonygreybassacademy Bass Academy: tonygreybassacademy.com #walkingbass #jazzbass #basslesson #jazzstandards #chordtones #chromatic #basslines #learnbass #musictheory #bassacademy #tonygreybass #noai

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