Fly Away Bass tab video
Lenny Kravitz
Make your own Fly Away tab video, freeNo editing. No card. 10 minutes free.- Instrument
- Bass
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Tuning
- E A D G
- Tempo
- 78 BPM
About this riff
The bass line is a simple, repetitive groove that stays in the pocket and lets the song's A–C–G–D chord movement drive it. It's mostly about feel: steady rhythm, tight note lengths and a relaxed, slightly behind-the-beat attitude at 78 BPM rather than technical difficulty. It's a good one for practicing groove and consistency, and for learning how a simple part can carry a hit single.
Did you know?
The song began when Lenny Kravitz was testing an amp that had been brought to the studio. He plugged in the guitar that was available and started playing, moving between A, C, G and D chords, and soon told the engineer to set up the mics and record. The album 5 was already finished and delivered to Virgin Records, and Kravitz considered using the song only as a B-side. After he played it for a friend, it was added to the album instead.
FAQ
Is this the real audio?
The audio is rendered from a high-quality SoundFont (FluidR3), so it plays for real. It is not the original master recording.
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