Clarke Stanley - We Supply Bass

Symbols:
T-  Thumb
P-  Pop with 1st Finger
X-  Various Purcussive String Sound. Explained Below
C-  String Click. this is achieved when you strike the strings with
    left hand aginst the frets. 
MP- Muted Pop. Stanley mutes the sring with the left hand, but pops
    it with his index to create a different sound. 
MS- Muted Slap. Same as the muted pop, gives a 16th feel without 
    having to play lots of notes. 

G-13\-----------------------7--5------------------------4--5------|
D-----------------X----5h7--------------------X----5h7-----------O|
A----------0h4--X---X------------------0h4--X---X----------------O|
E-12\--0-X-------------------------0-X----------------------------|
       T C T   ms/mp/ms T   P  P   T C T   ms/mp/ms T   P  P

This a correction of previous tablatures of this groove. I found 
that those posted before were very inaccurate. The trick to playing
this groove, and all funk slap lines, is the constant 16th note 
pattern played by the drummer on the hi-hat. every bass player new
to the slap technique should keep that in mind.

The first part is very easy, an Emaj double stop, no big deal. then
the thumb comes in slapping the open E. now, keeping the 16th pattern
in mind, he clicks the E string then slaps the A and hammers a C#. 
the click gives your thumb some time to switch strings. after the 
hammer-on, there are 3 muted "ghost notes". i had a hard time 
showing this, but the concept is this: mute all the strings with 
your left hand, then simply slap, pop, then slap. it gives a more 
purcussive feel. then the rest is a popped hammer-on, then two 
pops. very simple. practice this one slow. it took me awhile to 
retrain my right hand into the pattern thats required. but once 
its learned, its a great groove to bust out at a jam session
and very funky to improvise over. any questions about this,