Chords for Hammond bass lines - John Patton syncopation

Hi, Jim Alfredson, let's talk about bass lines
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[D] _ _ [Eb] So that right there was just a walking bass line, _ that's what you're gonna hear in like 99% of organ jazz music.
It's great
It's a lot of fun to play
_ But there's other things you can do and that's one of the reasons why I like John Patton so much is because he does
Some different types of bass lines using a lot of syncopation
Walking bass lines all quarter [Bb] notes _
Everything's on [Eb] the downbeat
[F] _ And even other organ players when they play like funk tunes.
That's mostly on the [Gm] downbeat
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_ _ [B] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [E] The accents are on the downbeat _ [Gm] even Latin tunes a _
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_ [C] _ _ _ [Gm] _ [F] Little more syncopation there, but not [N] as much
_ So let's take something like Latona of the song by John Patton.
That's on the Kickstarter video
The bass line [E] for that is just three notes _
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Syncopated bass line the second note is on the offbeat
_ [B] And it sounds like this if our pulse is here _ _ _ _
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_ _ Hear how that B [Gb] is on the [Bm] offbeat
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Funky _ he has another tune that I like a lot called ding dong funny title
_ [E] Where almost the whole bass line is on the offbeat and that goes like [B] this if our pulse is here one
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_ _ [Ab] Really fun
And then you have to solo over [B] those things and play the melody and stuff so for instance Latona
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How about ding [F] dong
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so John Patton
Does these really syncopated bass lines oh, and there's so much fun to play and they're so [Eb] different from one of the guys
We're [Cm] doing that's one of the reasons why [B] I like his material so much.
Hope you enjoyed it.
Thank you _