First on my list: Geddy Lee from Rush. Next: Jack Bruce from Cream. Noel Redding from the Jimi Henrix Experience. Actor Gary Sinise also plays a mean Bass.
First on my list: Geddy Lee from Rush. Next: Jack Bruce from Cream. Noel Redding from the Jimi Henrix Experience. Actor Gary Sinise also plays a mean Bass.
Victor Wooten, Bootsy Collins, James Jamerson, Larry Graham, John Paul Jones.
“In the hour of adversity, be not without hope; for crystal rain falls from black clouds.”.
Billy Sheehan was amazing in Talas (? I think? They were around in the 80s...it's been a long time...), Mr. Big and the David Lee Roth Band.
Steve Harris of Iron Maiden.
Um, that's all I can of at the moment....
Ooh, a subject close to my heart...
I love Chris Squire of Yes. Listen to the bass line in Roundabout and tell me I'm wrong.
John Entwistle of the Who. Truly incredible playing. Try The Real Me off of Quadrophenia to get a good idea.
Verdine White of Earth, Wind and Fire. Listen his playing of September he pushes the band's sound.
Peter Cetera of Chicago was an excellent bassist in the early years of the band.
Paul McCartney
Michael Anthony
Nikki Sixx
Nubka - Unpaid Slave Laborer...
Do not laugh at me. John Taylor from Duran Duran. And I mean that quite sincerely. Funky, bad ass bassist.
I also like Flea from the Chili Peppers. Kim Deal from the Pixies. Justin Chancellor from Tool. Jaco Pastorius. He's sort of a bass-playing god. Muzz Skillings from Living Colour. And a lot of the bassists from the funk bands of the 1970's, including the guy who played for KC and the Sunshine Band.
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I'm going to vote for Jeff Ament from Pearl Jam but it's almost solely based on my 20+ year crush on him. He's a pretty good bass player too I guess.
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Okay don't know his name but I love the guy from Muse's bass lines.
My favourite bass line in a song of the moment is "Where did all the love go" by Kasabian. Kicks in half way through the instrumental section of the song.
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From Led Zeppelin - John Paul Jones![]()
John Entwistle
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Totally agree!! Ever seen him in concert? He just moves and groves throughout the show. He has more stamina than the other members of EWF.
I would also add:
John Taylor of Duran Duran
Flea from the RHCP
John Entwiste of The Who
Michael Anthony of Van Halen
Guy Berryman of Coldplay (he's just too damn good looking to ignore. LOL)
I am really impressed here! The musical knowlege of this board is amazing! I have to add Roger Glover to this
Wow! What a topic!
Ok, my favourites:
1.Gary Thain - Uriah Heep - just a genius
2.Geezer Butler - Black Sabbath
3.Roger Glover - Deep Purple
4.Glenn Hughes - Deep Purple
and in no particular order:
Steve Priest - Sweet
Pete Agnew - Nazareth
Roger Waters - Pink Floyd
John Deacon - Queen
Neil Murray - Black Sabbath, Whitesnake
Bob Daisley - Rainbow, Uriah Heep
Trevor Bolder - Uriah Heep
John Paul Jones - Led Zeppelin
John Lodge of The Moody Blues.
The one from Level 42 Mark something.
Stanley Clarke
John Pattitucci
Bill Wyman (Rolling Stones)
Sting
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