Two Tribes – How To Play That Bass Riff! (tabs and tutorial)
This week we’re going to look at an incredibly famous bass line that’s not actually played on a bass! It’s the main riff from the song Two Tribes by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
Two Tribes

This week we’re going to look at an incredibly famous bass line that’s not actually played on a bass! It’s the main riff from the song Two Tribes by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

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Thanks for the tutorial. Any chance that you can publish sheet music for this song?
Thanks,
Ed