Afritunes Week 61. Bass chordings and solo by @dave-estates and @utyalban

Hello good people of the Afritunes community, greetings from my end.

This week, I thought of bringing something different here. But before, here's a briefing I've got for you, yes you reading me right now.

Few years ago, I met this guy in the church. He was invited to come play the bass. In my ears, I heard some simple but first class grooves from the bass but I didn't know whose fingers those grooves came from. I decided to wait till the end of the program, then I walked up to the stage and saw this guy who did all that stuff on the bass. I shaked him and we exchanged contacts.

I initiated a conversation on reaching home with him and the nigga was too cool to flow with. I told him I would love to learn how to play the bass, and fortunately, this guy agreed to show me the rudiments of playing the bass.

Not long after, we became close like we've known each other for decades. Seeing us was no more a boss and student but two good friends. This was how I became friends with @utyalban and till date, this guy has been a great bass teacher and a good friend.

He came to my place and we created something. I did the bass chordings while he did the solo as oga where him be.

The harmony from this play got me really thrilled and twas a nice time with @utyalban and I believe this collaboration will keep happening in the future.

Thanks for having me.