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Who is or are your favorite Bass players
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Charles Mingus
Robbie Shakespear
Leroy SIbbles (most known as lead singer of the Heptones, but also a key session bassplayer at the "Studio One" studio, the studio where reggae was invented).
Jaco Pastorius
Michael Peter "Flea" Balzary
William Earl "Bootsy" Collins
Robbie Shakespear
Leroy SIbbles (most known as lead singer of the Heptones, but also a key session bassplayer at the "Studio One" studio, the studio where reggae was invented).
Jaco Pastorius
Michael Peter "Flea" Balzary
William Earl "Bootsy" Collins
I think Mick Karn from the band Japan deserves a mention: a fretless bass master.
Anther inventive bassplayer: Jah Wobble. Not so much for virtuosity but for originality. Especially when he was a member of PIL (Public Image Ltd).
Anther inventive bassplayer: Jah Wobble. Not so much for virtuosity but for originality. Especially when he was a member of PIL (Public Image Ltd).
I like Richard Bona's bass solo in Song For Bilbao. 
That man can play bass.
That version below of Song For Bilbao is superbly arranged, with superb musicians playing, so please listen to the whole song.
Richard Bona's solo starts at 4:55:
Unfortunately, as far as I know, that song, that specific performance, is not available for streaming. However, it can be purchased as a CD:
en.wikipedia.org
That man can play bass. That version below of Song For Bilbao is superbly arranged, with superb musicians playing, so please listen to the whole song.
Richard Bona's solo starts at 4:55:
Unfortunately, as far as I know, that song, that specific performance, is not available for streaming. However, it can be purchased as a CD:
Richard Bona - Wikipedia
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Norman is a rather prodigious sweater - as I experienced when I stood by the stage at the 100 club in London a few years back when he played with Wliko Johnson
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