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Favorite guitar/bass duos
- Thread starter RyGuyHill
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Any permutation of these pairs of guitarists and bass players works for me:
Close...Pat Metheny and Charlie Haden. The Album is "Under the Missouri Sky." Insanely delicious!
Lennon was one of the great rhythm players, and he, Paul and Ringo each had superb time and feel. Together, they were an amazing rhythm section.Yes, no intent to diminish Harrison. Still, Lennon and McCartney were very much complimentary to each other in their playing, especially in their earlier years. Consider a tune like "All My Loving", with Lennon's triplet guitar rhythm over Paul's moving bass line groove - not a familiar sound beforehand, but hard to forget after hearing it. (Originally, groove was more rockabilly like the solo section is ... but Lennon made it mo' bettah adding his rhythmic sauce to the mix.) Tons of their songs have that kind of rhythm section chemistry. Lennon is underrated as a rhythm player, imo. A chance here to give him his due. Of course, we all know about Paul!
Clapton/Bruce
Allman/Oakley
Lennon/McCartney
Cropper/Dunn
Nocentelli/Porter, Jr.
Rodgers/Edwards
Allman/Oakley
Lennon/McCartney
Cropper/Dunn
Nocentelli/Porter, Jr.
Rodgers/Edwards
Jimmy Page and JPJ
Flea and Frusciante
Lennon and McCartney
Johnny and Colin Greenwood
Waters and Gilmour
Flea and Frusciante
Lennon and McCartney
Johnny and Colin Greenwood
Waters and Gilmour
yes, that also.
i got to hear metheny and grenadier play in austin as a duo when they toured: Pat Metheny to Tour with Larry Grenadier
Came in to post ^^^this!
Only one mention of these two??? How disappointing...
“Say something once, why say it again?” — David Byrne
