The 'Walking Bass' in A.
Cord Prog. (A-D-A-E oct.-D-A)
Tuning: Standard (EADG)
Tabbed By:  Kevin Zmetra

   A                  3x
||-------------------||-----------------|
||*-----------------*||--7--7--5--------|
||*--------7--9--7--*||-----------9--7--|
||---5--9------------||-----------------|


   D
|----------------------------------|
|--------7--9--7--------7--9--7----|
|--5--9-----------5--9-------------|
|----------------------------------|

   A

|----------------------------------|
|----------------------------------|
|--------7--9--7--------7--9--7----|
|--5--9-----------5--9-------------|


   E                D
|----------------------------------|
|---------9--11--9--------7--9--7--|
|--7--11------------5--9-----------|
|----------------------------------|

   A
|---------------------------------|
|---------------------------------|
|--------7--9--7--------7--9--7---|
|--5--9-----------5--9------------|

This walking bass can be used in songs such as Jonny B. Goode
If you want to change the key of it, I put the chord to be plaied over the progression above the root note, so if you want to change it, all you have to do is move the progression up or down the fret board.  I'm really a guitarist, so this is my interpretation of it.  If you have any questions e-mail me at freezing_point@hotmail.com.