Your Favorite Bassist

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LarksTongues

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Here are some great bassists that come to mind that inspire me:

Stanley Clarke (see avatar)
Tony Levin
Jaco Pastorius
Les Claypool
Sean Malone
John Patitucci
Victor Wooten

so many others as well
 

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Steve DiGiorgio is my favourite for technique & playing & writing.

But my idol and most favourite player is Derek Boyer of Suffocation & (ex)Decrepit Birth, his style of holding the bass, playing it, presence and charisma on stage... wow!

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And I would be grateful if someone can tell me the model of bass he plays :)
 

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Nobody digs Mike Inez??? :mad: :lol:


Martin Mendez
Justin Chancellor
Victor Wooten
Cliff Burton
Dude from Pink Floyd (Was it Waters on bass?)
Gotta have Geezer Butler on the list, his lines and lyrics ruled!
 

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Dominique depiazza (not sure I spelt that right), Bill THe Buddha Dickens, Alan Goldstein

I only discovered Dominique recently, but +100000 for him. His playing with the John McLaughlin Trio was just stunning.

Oh, add the guy from Sikth (whose name escapes me at the moment) to the list.:D
 

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Lately, I've been digging Paul Deman. I ended up getting a couple of Sade CDs where he did some excellent bass work. I like Stu Zender and Paul Turner for their work with Jamiroquai. They make "typical" sound very enjoyable.
 

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Mick Karn

Fretless bassist for Japan, Dali's Car (with Peter Murphy), Polytown (with David Torn and Terry Bozzio) as well as some excellent solo work. Great saxophonist too
 

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Jaco Pastorius
Victor Wooten
John Myung
And I can't believe noone mentioned Gary Willis, he's probably the one who's influenced me the most.
And so many more
 
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