Guitar, bass heads come explain this
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Tite!
Explain it?
If you slap your thumb on a fret hard it produces percussive note. If the right and he's simulating a kick drum with his thumb slapping against the body of the guitar and the slap of each note produces a the rest of the "beat" as well as the bass tones. In the left hand he's playing another single line melody slapping his fingers against the frets.
It takes practice to do what he's doing, but if you're an experienced bassist it's not hard to do.
My boy Roland Guerin is famous for his slap technique on upright.
If you slap your thumb on a fret hard it produces percussive note. If the right and he's simulating a kick drum with his thumb slapping against the body of the guitar and the slap of each note produces a the rest of the "beat" as well as the bass tones. In the left hand he's playing another single line melody slapping his fingers against the frets.
It takes practice to do what he's doing, but if you're an experienced bassist it's not hard to do.
My boy Roland Guerin is famous for his slap technique on upright.
This here is real nice too.
The focus and co-ordination to make this happen is amazing to watch.
M.
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Noodle still has some sexy ass feet too
If you ever get the chance OP, check out Stanley Jordan live. He plays 2 guitars at a time and also plays the guitar and the piano at the same time.
Interesting
this is nice
Amazing!!! 
Victor Wooten
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It used to make me laugh when people used to come up to me after the shows and ask me why I didn't play like I was playing in soundcheck, and I would say, I didn't play none of that stuff because it wasn't in the song, and they would give me this blank stare.
He usually plays a 6.Burbridge is plucking a 5 string like you.
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