Dive into the genius of legendary bassist Jerry Jemmott with this comprehensive transcription book, Jerry Jemmott's 15 Timeless Basslines. Known as "The Groovemaster," Jemmott's groundbreaking bass work has shaped the sound of soul, R&B, and blues, leaving an indelible mark on music history. This book features 15 meticulously transcribed basslines from Jemmott's most iconic recordings, including collaborations with artists such as Aretha Franklin, King Curtis, B.B. King, and The Rascals. Each transcription captures the nuance, groove, and feel that define Jemmott's unmistakable style. **Key Features:** - Accurate note-for-note transcriptions of 15 classic basslines. - Insights into Jemmott’s techniques, phrasing, and creative approach. - Historical context for each song, including its significance in Jemmott’s career. - Ideal for bass players of all levels looking to master the art of groove and deepen their understanding of soul and blues bass playing. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a bassist seeking inspiration from one of the all-time greats, *Jerry Jemmott's 15 Timeless Basslines* is an essential addition to your collection. Unlock the secrets of the grooves that changed the world of bass forever!

Dive into the genius of legendary bassist Jerry Jemmott with this signed, collector’s edition of Jerry Jemmott's 15 Timeless Basslines. Known worldwide as “The Groovemaster,” Jemmott’s iconic playing helped define the sound of soul, R&B, and blues. This exclusive book features 15 meticulously transcribed basslines from his most influential recordings—with artists like Aretha Franklin, King Curtis, B.B. King, and The Rascals—capturing every nuance, feel, and rhythmic pocket that made his sound legendary. Each signed copy includes: Authentic autograph from Jerry Jemmott Accurate, note-for-note transcriptions of 15 classic bass performances Deep insights into Jemmott’s phrasing, tone, and creative process Historical context and commentary on each song’s legacy Whether you’re a bassist, educator, or collector, this signed edition is more than a transcription book—it’s a piece of bass history.