Best P-Bass Tone In Rock?

[TSBASSIST]

Hey! This thread is for any all P-Bass guys (or girls) out there.

Which bassist or bassists do you think has(have) the best P-Bass tone in Rock?

I'll just throw a few of my favorites out there:

-Mike Dirnt(Green Day)
-Matt Freeman(Rancid)
-Dan Andriano(Alkaline Trio)
-Mark Hoppus(Blink-182)

 

[WMV2]

For me, it's budgie (burke shelley).

I LOVE this tone.

 

[SpamBot]

Jamerson and Chen

 

[bigtexashonk]

John Entwistle and Duck Dunn

 

[waynobass]

Concrete Blonde

 

[ExaltBass]

Willie Weeks lays it down too

 

[waynobass]

He said rock! Jamerson and Dunn don't exactly fit here.

 

[madbassplaya]

Duff from Guns & Roses

John Entwhistle from The Who

 

[KPAX]

Steve Harris (Iron Maiden) always has an awesome sound - clanky and agressive from brand new FLATWOUNDS (go figure).
Tim Bogert had an amazingly kickass distorted tone on the BBA album.

 

[CaptainWampum]

Jean-Jacques Burnel from The Stranglers has great aggressive p bass tone.

 

[Joe Gress]

Geezer
Nick Olveri

 

[Captain Simian]

Pino Palladino
Adam Clayton
Kim Deal

 

[abngourmet]

They all sound the same to me. One pickup, one tone control. Not much variance if you ask me. The only one that is remotely unique to me is Entwistle's P on "Live at Leeds."

Alan

 

[Spector_Ray]

Peter Baltes
Juan Alderete(Credited as John on The Scream - Let It Scream)

 

[Thundar]

+1 on Peter Baltes and Juan....Dang Spector Ray, sometimes I think we were separated at birth

 

[GerManson]

 

[QueenDeaky]

What About John Deacon of Queen?

 

[GerManson]

or this guy in youtube!

 

[GerManson]

or THIS GUY!! VINTAGE all the way

 

[JimmyM]

How dare nobody mention Cliff Williams of AC/DC!!!