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    Cranking The Bass Knob

    Great riff, great tone, great tune!
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    [QUOTE="ThudThudThud, post: 20935454 At the time Asia came out, I was lucky enough to have had several "Senseis" set my mind afire with fusion jazz (Mahavishnu, Stanley Clark, Jaco, and such). I was a snob and missed Asia. I'll check it out
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    In response to Jeff.
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    I don't think that there's any Milli Vanilli poopie going on, if that's what your implying. 2 bass tracks- sure. Billy shredding to pre-recorded tracks (simple ostanato type bass & band) while the band takes a break for a spot of tea, maybe?
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    Even better live:
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    Wow!
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    It took a while to find this- Billy Sheehan, man. Gotta give it a listen.
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    1 more and I'll leave you alone: UK Night after Night Live gig/ recording 3 piece John Wetton laying it down While singing.
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    Dudes & Duchesses- John Wetton UK Danger Money 3 piece/ no Holdsworth Keys, drums, and bass. My man Wetton RIP LISTEN AND LEARN
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    I use the word seasoned as opposed to old!
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    Not just my man, John Wetton; Gotta share this- Remembering Those the Music World Lost in 2017
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    1 more- couldn't find him in the thread.... John Wetton Pop- type famous in the '80's. And, twistedly brilliant in the '70's. The band UK was some scary poopie. God rest his soul. Died this year, a couple of weeks before Alan Holdsworth.
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    Best 80’s bass players to admire sonically

    How about Jeff Berlin? The 2 or 3 Bill Bruford albums come to mind- "One of a Kind" & "Feels Good to Me". Talk about holdin' it down!
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