Overlooked and underrated YT sources

[GastonD]

Here is a great one with a lot of good lessons and info.
Johnny Cox Music

 

[berman3313]

Here is a great one with a lot of good lessons and info.
Johnny Cox Music

Love all your suggestions, but, NB: Not for beginners or faint of heart;

 

[GastonD]

If you are into learning through playing songs, this may be the right place for you!
https://www.youtube.com/user/shipbassguy/videos

 

[GastonD]

The inimitable Jeff Berlin, joined by Phil Mann for a very good chat.

 

[GastonD]

Fancy some Aussie accent? Here goes then!
YouTube

 

[GastonD]

Mostly song tutorials, but some interesting technical info, too.
YouTube

 

[GastonD]

I liked this guy's articles on No Treble, and this channel is interesting, with a lot of coverage. It is interesting that quite a few of his tutorials had been done as livestreams and then posted for later viewing, too.
https://www.youtube.com/c/TedTalksBass/videos

 

[GastonD]

Wow! Rally nice bite-sized tutorials...great for those with short attention span or in a hurry ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq3ZCsSGHFiOVFV1hhpQ35w/videos

 

[GastonD]

Steve here is a columnist for the online mag Bass Musician. The channel is a bit al over the place in terms of content, but the instructional/tutorial videos are excellent.
https://www.youtube.com/c/SteveTheBassGuy/videos

 

[David Sutkin]

Amazing thread, thank you for posting!

 

[GastonD]

Aaaaand...Grand Master MM smokes the spot again!

 

[Metropolis1]

You've probably seen this guy before as he made a serie of cool videos 9 years ago.
Dale Titus is back and his new channel is very good.
https://www.youtube.com/c/EverythingBass/videos

 

[Leo Smith]

Paul Thompson in Pittsburgh, PA

https://www.youtube.com/c/pdbass/videos

 

[GastonD]

You've probably seen this guy before as he made a serie of cool videos 9 years ago.
Dale Titus is back and his new channel is very good.
https://www.youtube.com/c/EverythingBass/videos

Excellent channel indeed! I decided to give a bit more detailed overview here:
Based in Bass: Youtube gems - Everythingbass

 

[GastonD]

Another "buffet" kind of channel, but with good tutorial content.
https://www.youtube.com/user/dingalingle/videos

 

[LowClassYuppie]

Eric Blackmon Guitar

Mostly guitar videos, but his bass videos are pretty great, in my opinion. A few have been helpful to me.

 

[tylerwylie]

Joe Hubbard - https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeHubbardBass

 

[GastonD]

Jim Stinnett is a gem and his videos are nothing short of brilliant. He covers various topics, but mostly deals with jazz and RnB styles. The clips are just long enough, and Stinnet has a great presence. Oh, and even with his pedigree as a musician and teacher at Berklee, he uses mostly Squiers in his videos, thus effectively helping curb the GAS problem
Real Bass Lessons

And I was deeply saddened to hear of Jim's passing earlier today, so here is my farewell...
Based in Bass: A Giant Is Gone

 

[Jainarayan]

Admittedly I didn’t read through the whole thread so I don’t know if anyone mentioned Munson Music Live. I use him primarily for guitar but now that I’m getting into bass I’m checking out his bass lessons and covers. I like how he puts everything on the screens. He’s easy to follow along. I’m able to follow him through most songs if I’m playing it for the first time.

 

[GastonD]

Speaking of song playthroughs with tab on screen, here another good one, and a recent channel at that.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeFHXtITBJ9vSEbjmW3x2Bg/videos