A Country Boy Can Survive - Hank Williams Jr. (Bass Cover with Tabs)

Bass cover of A Country Boy Can Survive by Hank Williams Jr.
E Standard Tuning (But look on if you want more details for this one)
Brightness of the Sun: Helping my plant family survive

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▶Tone Settings
Bass - full Neck Pickup - full
Mid - 1/2 Bridge Pickup - full
Treble - 1/3

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level - 3/4
blend - full
treble - 2/3
bass - 2/3
drive - 1/4

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Ratio - 4
Release - 3/4
Attack - 3/4
Output - 2/3
Input - 2/3

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Year: 1981 (1982 as a single)
Album: The Pressure Is On
Bassist: Joe Osborn (session bassist) or Bob Wray
Genre: Country, Outlaw Country
Style: Joe Osborn used a pick on a J or P bass, but live you see a P-Bass with fingers

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I'm choosing my Schecter this time because I've just missed using it. It's my favorite bass of all of mine. Also, I think it gets the fattest bass tone out of my basses. This song doesn't need the sound from the split-coil pickup on the P-Bass.

I got requested to do Hank Williams Jr, and this is the only song of his I can name off the top of my head (at the moment). I do highly recommend that you check out the live performances of this song. If you're playing this with your band, it can feel like it drags on, but the fills that the bassists tend to do live help to add some interest. The studio bass part is effective, but simple. It doesn't have those fills, but that's okay. I tabbed out the studio version, and you can use this, or spice it up a bit, but I don't want to represent what's not there in my tabs. I do that because it's likely that most people want what's on the album (and I tend to be one of those people myself). Once I learn the part, then I can play around with it if I want.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av7C0q2aZ3A
Bassist in the background. Has some cool fills that aren't in the studio version
4:29 - I think it's fingers being used here
4:29 - P bass

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cx-zXElA0w
Lefty bassist! You don't see those much
Also has the fun fills that aren't in the studio version

Thanks for watching! Enjoy :)

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