Jazz Blues in B - Walking Bass Line Transcription with Analysis (TAB and Standard Notation)

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Have you ever wondered why some walking bass lines sound more melodic, while some of them sound off the tonality? The answer is in the choice of notes, and the function of those notes within the given chord.
What type of notes have I chosen here, so the line sounds the way it sounds?
Were they mainly chord tones, scale tones, or chromatic notes?
Have I always started with the root note on beat one?

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Each note has been analyzed with regard to chord tones, scale tones, chromatic steps being played over particular chords.