Great Bass Lines

[Blue Dwr]

I'll raise you with this. The best ever. End of story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYql...l=thecatkeaton

[WJ99mobile]

[NYCBlue]

Massively underrated bass player.

[NYCBlue]

[PhyllisStant]

Tommy the Cat - Primus

[ToTaL ITK]

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Massively underrated bass player.

He was good but not amazing

The guy from chic played that slap bass on notorious in the studio

[Veg1960]

The Daddy

[NYCBlue]

He was good but not amazing

The guy from chic played that slap bass on notorious in the studio

Bernard Edwards was one of the best and influential bass players ever. That doesn't take anything away from how good John Taylor is.

[willo1927]

Iron maiden Wrathchild is one of my favourites
Always a great song in their live shows.
Steve Harris is right up there for me.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Iron maiden Wrathchild is one of my favourites
Always a great song in their live shows.
Steve Harris is right up there for me.

He's a very good bassist

[NYCBlue]

[NYCBlue]

[NYCBlue]

[Refusenik-Blue]

Way too much mediocracy in this thread.

[NYCBlue]

Way too much mediocracy in this thread.

I love me some Rick Beato. He's a little cheesy, his judgment is flawed, but his musical knowledge and ability is astounding. But while we're at it, what have you got?

[Refusenik-Blue]

Would be something from and in no particular order,
Larry Graham
Victor Wooten
Geddy Lee
Pino Palladino
Bakithi Kumalo
Marcus Millar
John Paul Jones
Carol Kaye
Mark King
Paul McCartney
John Entwhistle
Tony Levin

I’ve gone for various styles and depends on what mood I’m in as to what is in the CD player have been going through the YES back catalogue of late and been warming to the skills of the late Chris Squire.
The what makes this song great series from Rick Beato is I think some of the best stuff on you tube I’m not a musician but his technical breakdowns are brilliant and for non-musicians so interesting. I have watched his interview tonight with Jon Anderson it’s great stuff.

[NYCBlue]

[NYCBlue]

Would be something from and in no particular order,
Larry Graham
Victor Wooten
Geddy Lee
Pino Palladino
Bakithi Kumalo
Marcus Millar
John Paul Jones
Carol Kaye
Mark King
Paul McCartney
John Entwhistle
Tony Levin

I’ve gone for various styles and depends on what mood I’m in as to what is in the CD player have been going through the YES back catalogue of late and been warming to the skills of the late Chris Squire.
The what makes this song great series from Rick Beato is I think some of the best stuff on you tube I’m not a musician but his technical breakdowns are brilliant and for non-musicians so interesting. I have watched his interview tonight with Jon Anderson it’s great stuff.

Have you seen the Paul McCartney 3-2-1 series with Rick Rubin? Absolutely amazing. It's on Hulu. Do you get that?

[Sparticus_Mills]

Any 80's classic.

https://youtu.be/IBWY8oAnnww

[Rjk]

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Would be something from and in no particular order,
Larry Graham
Victor Wooten
Geddy Lee
Pino Palladino
Bakithi Kumalo
Marcus Millar
John Paul Jones
Carol Kaye
Mark King
Paul McCartney
John Entwhistle
Tony Levin

I’ve gone for various styles and depends on what mood I’m in as to what is in the CD player have been going through the YES back catalogue of late and been warming to the skills of the late Chris Squire.
The what makes this song great series from Rick Beato is I think some of the best stuff on you tube I’m not a musician but his technical breakdowns are brilliant and for non-musicians so interesting. I have watched his interview tonight with Jon Anderson it’s great stuff.

I'm another musical illiterate (in that I am a very keen consumer of music but don't understand any theory) and I watch shedloads of Rick Beato videos on Youtube. I'm also a fan of this bright-eyed and lovable Opera vocal coach who analyses conventional rock ditties and the like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI0RsRaUBMI&t=472s

[NYCBlue]

[Tom Edwards]

This one's not too shabby

https://youtu.be/5Da9sc6YDBo