Who is or are your favorite Bass players

[Snarfie]

Must be some Bass heads on ASR (like me ) so who is or are your Bass player favourite(s).

I start with Chuck Rainey mabey not the best but sure he can definitely Groooove & improvise.

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[IngMishael]

Must be some Bass heads on ASR (like me ) so who is or are your Bass player favourite(s).

I start with Chuck Rainey mabey not the best but sure he can my. definitely Groooove & improvise.

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[Palmer]

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[MoreWatts]

I was a student and employee at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) during the late 70s through the 80s. Emmett Chapman, the creator of the 'Chapman Stick', would play solo, somewhat frequently, in the 'quad' area by the library around lunch time. Sometimes gathered a crowd, sometimes not, but always played something interesting. The range of this instrument is surprisingly extensive.

 

[anibal66]

Charlie Haden.
I had so many delightful evenings with:
- Under Missouri Sky with Pat Metheny
- Ballad of the Fallen, with Carla Bley
- all with Keith Jarrett
- all with Quartet West
...

 

[Timcognito]

Charlie Haden.
I had so many delightful evenings with:
- Under Missouri Sky with Pat Metheny
- Ballad of the Fallen, with Carla Bley
- all with Keith Jarrett
- all with Quartet West
...

Yes should have said it too.

 

[gsp1971]

Hi everyone.

Ray Brown, for sure, and Gary Peacock from the Keith Jarrett trio.

 

[Palmer]

I was a student and employee at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) during the late 70s through the 80s. Emmett Chapman, the creator of the 'Chapman Stick', would play solo, somewhat frequently, in the 'quad' area by the library around lunch time. Sometimes gathered a crowd, sometimes not, but always played something interesting. The range of this instrument is surprisingly extensive.

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Thanks, I met the man in about 1982, got the Stick, and saw him at some small venue with a vocalist in L.A. ... Just the two - fascinating. I have the Stick , still...

Steinberger, Spector, Stick - sorry for the pic...

 

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