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[Music] World's tope ten BASS guitarists of all time
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Herbie Flowers
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Walter Becker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRdj9eTp6X0
TBF everything about this track is farking mental
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRdj9eTp6X0
TBF everything about this track is farking mental
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Geddy Lee and Jaco Pastorius.
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When Boz Burrell joined King Crimson he couldn’t play bass. Robert Fripp taught him from scratch. His improvised playing on Earthbound was pretty good, considering.
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Rick Laird. TBF everything about this track is off every scale.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv_bkS5VVaA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv_bkS5VVaA
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Mr Shakespeare. Cracking track I saw live in Vancouver in 85. Riddim, come farward.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCFaif41iVA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCFaif41iVA
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Lemmy bought me and the crew a couple of beers after we had set up the PA for a Motorhead gig in Crawley in the early eighties. He was extremely sweary and the chain smoker of chain smokers.
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The band I have seen more than any other. From Brighton poly in 73 to Canterbury 2016. I have every record they ever released. For my 40th, an ex of mind took me to a gig of theirs where I met the band after the gig. Richard Coughlan (RIP) ran a pub in town. Jim lives in a Caravan over Oare way. Geoff gave me a CD...I moved to Faversham in part because they are from around here....
Absolutely love them.
But (heresy) the best bass was by the boy who was with them only for GHGPITN. Wash my mouth out......
Not really. He was good but there is only one Richard Sinclair.
Not the greatest bass player, but fab lines and sound, and a brilliant band, albeit very briefly.
https://youtu.be/bjzyHAob7kw
https://youtu.be/gkS-Og4aVeE
https://youtu.be/bjzyHAob7kw
https://youtu.be/gkS-Og4aVeE
The band I have seen more than any other. From Brighton poly in 73 to Canterbury 2016. I have every record they ever released. For my 40th, an ex of mind took me to a gig of theirs where I met the band after the gig. Richard Coughlan (RIP) ran a pub in town. Jim lives in a Caravan over Oare way. Geoff gave me a CD...I moved to Faversham in part because they are from around here....
Absolutely love them.
But (heresy) the best bass was by the boy who was with them only for GHGPITN. Wash my mouth out......
Not really. He was good but there is only one Richard Sinclair.
Slightly off topic, I was lucky enough to see them with RC in 2005. Brilliant and distinctive drummer. We only missed out on supporting them recently ( despite their managers approval) because of Brightons twatish promo/gig cartel.
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One of my favourite authors but unfamiliar with the band. Will have to check....
I have one of their LPs from back in the 70s. Doubt if I've played it more than two or three times - I'm only hanging on to the bloody thing in case one day it makes me a fortune in a record rarities auction!