Best bassists of all time

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  • Reply 41 of 50
    Steve Harris
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  • Reply 42 of 50
    Quote:

    originally posted by superkaratemonkeydeathcar



    D'arcy



    Apoligies, sleep dep is my only excuse. 8 hours of third shift, 2.5 hours of sleep, 24 ounces of soda, 16 ounces of coffee, 8 hours of shooting, 4 hours of movie watching before posting.
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  • Reply 43 of 50
    Quote:

    Originally posted by LiquidR

    Apoligies, sleep dep is my only excuse. 8 hours of third shift, 2.5 hours of sleep, 24 ounces of soda, 16 ounces of coffee, 8 hours of shooting, 4 hours of movie watching before posting.



    that's understandable, i just felt it needed correction because she went to all the trouble of putting an apostrophe in and all....
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  • Reply 44 of 50
    why is it that nobody (to my recollection, but i havent read all of the replies) has even mentioned victor wooten?!!



    listen to some wooten....then have a best bassist forum. i think i know who'll be on top.
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  • Reply 45 of 50
    P-Nut.
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  • Reply 46 of 50
    why does no one mention victor wooten??? he and jaco should hands down be 1 and 2 on every list.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFmFljE9gRc take a look
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  • Reply 47 of 50
    amorphamorph Posts: 7,112member
    One whole page and nobody mentions Bootsy Collins?



    A few more, since it looks like the doghouse players need some love:



    Charles Mingus(!)

    Edgar Meyer

    Charlie Hayden

    Paul Chambers

    Ron Carter

    Ray Brown

    Percy Heath



    The last two are not so much technically brilliant (though they're very, very good) as smooth and tasty.



    If we're including Peter Hook I'll put in for Fugazi's Joe Lally as well.
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