Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep3. Flea/RHCP

Let’s face it. Flea is still one of the most recognizable bassists in modern music. His bass riffs are as iconic as he is, but have you ever critically listened to Flea? You know you should look into it, but you never seem to get around to it? Let’s fix that today.

In today’s new video we’re diving into the Red Hot Chili Peppers best ever record, Blood Sugar Sex Magik. If you’re going to be a bass player, then you should know every note on this album!

In this video, Ian Allison highlights his favourite bass moments, breaks them down and shows you how to approach Flea’s masterfully funky basslines.

With this video, we’re also giving you more tools to help up your bass game. There’s a free workbook with all of the tab AND notation. It’s a must have for any serious fan of Flea’s finest four string moments.

As always, see you in the shed…

Scott :)

Check out the series:

1. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep1. Tony Levin / Peter Gabriel
2. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep2. Bakithi Kumalo/Paul Simon
3. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep3. Flea/RHCP
4. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep4. Rush / Moving Pictures
5. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep5. Pino Palladino / John Mayer
6. Bass Albums That Changed Music. Ep6. Jaco Pastorius