bassists that use harmonics often

[Basho]

So he was. But only Amazing Grace, so my point still stands.

/backpedaling

 

[Aaron Saunders]

Vic was mentioned in the very first post...

Aloha, Garey

I think we're all aware of the short attention span of many Torontonians. Just kidding!

There's an all-harmonics version of Amazing Grace (not just Vic's) that's much easier to play, credited to Jaco on Kazaa (did he actually do it?).

 

[Fretless5verfan]

John Myung also uses harmonics alot. Lifting shadows off a dream has a very cool harmonic intro.

 

[Tom Howland]

Percy Jones- Lots of harmonics. very cool.

 

[sunburstbasser]

Jaco did do an all-harmonics "Amazing Grace" as you found on Kazaa, which I think Vic took and made his own.

Zampora uses harmonics on at least one song on ANThology, during the verses, but I can't remember which song. Same goes for Justin Chancellor of Tool on Lateralus, and again I can't remember the song!

 

[Sonorous]

Much appreciation guys... any ideas on which Steve Bailey album to buy?

 

[DaemonBass]

Justin Chancellor a' la Tool. Good luck getting an accurate tab or even a tab book of Tool (they don't exist to my knowledge, because they are very secretive). However if you listen closely he uses harmonics quite often. Also John Myung from Dream Theater, if that is your bag.

 

[maxoges]

Stu Hamm!
Just listen to any of his solo albums.

I am very impressed with Steve Bailey.
His distorted tone is really nice, but sofar he's a bit too jazzy for me.

 

[Sean S]

I dislike that guy. His facial expressions annoy me, like in the Smooth Criminal video.

Everyone discredits Alien Ant Farm for doing 'that Michael Jackson song'...(inspired by BP)...he's actually very talented...