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    Music Favourite Bass Line

    Hello All,

    I was listening to some music on YouTube and recalled a couple of my favourite bass lines on songs. Two that immediately sprang to mind were
    Pino Palladino's introduction into Paul Young's Wherever I lay my hat, accessed 6th June 2021 from, Paul Young - Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home) - YouTube
    Queen's bassist John Deacon, on Another one bites the dust, accessed 6th June 2021 from, Queen - Another One Bites the Dust (Official Video) - YouTube


    What are some of your favourite bass lines?

    Kind regards
    Lionel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lionelgee View Post
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    What are some of your favourite bass lines?

    Kind regards
    Lionel
    My favourite bass lines are, monofilament, braid, or flourocarbon depending on conditions , while listening to The Human League - (Keep Feeling) Fascination - YouTube I actually like the juxtaposition of the bass guitar vs the treble of the keyboard, and how it is mirrored in the singer's male vs female voices.
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    Probably the first time I took any notice of bass lines, Machinations - No say in it



    I then came to realise that most of the music I like has a really strong bass line


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    Quote Originally Posted by skidrov View Post
    Les Claypool
    Definitely the best most innovative and percussive bass player out there, a major influence in my bass playing life.

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    The top 3 bass players ever in my opinion, in no order: Victor Wooten, Mark King and Jaco Pastorius. Cliff Burton and Flea worth a mention too. Oh and Ray Manzarek's left hand! Enjoy YouTubing these guys and tell me what you think. Someone should start a 'show us your bass' thread.

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    Queen - another one bites the dust , always get the volume wound up.
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    Another vote for Cliff Burton - the opening bass line in For Whom The Bell Tolls is pretty awesome (I won't post a link as it's probably full of profanity, but look up YouTube 'Day on the Green' from the Cliff 'em All video) as is all the bass effects in The Call of Ktulu. Orion also has a cool bass line.

    The bass line in Hysteria by Muse or in Give it Away by Red Hot Chillis would also be up there as one of my favourites.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DieselDan View Post
    Another vote for Cliff Burton - the opening bass line in For Whom The Bell Tolls is pretty awesome (I won't post a link as it's probably full of profanity, but look up YouTube 'Day on the Green' from the Cliff 'em All video) as is all the bass effects in The Call of Ktulu. Orion also has a cool bass line.

    The bass line in Hysteria by Muse or in Give it Away by Red Hot Chillis would also be up there as one of my favourites.
    Cliff, the only real muso in Metallica, sad loss.
    I used to love playing the bit on Orion from about the 4min mark to 6.30min, still enjoy playing the basic riff. But what i forgot, was the bit after 6.30, the 'guitar solo', was actually cliff on bass! Killer.

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    Stevie Wonder, not that he played bass, but his songs have some of the funkiest bass lines ever.
    Carol Kaye, probably played on the most #1 hits ever, great session bassist in her time.

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