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Jaco's Jazz Bass

Jaco just came to mind as the only player who really just plays one KIND of bass. I know he had his fretted and unfretted models, but he apparently had absolutely no interest in any other type of bass than The Fender Jazz Bass.

Cliff Burton is infamous for his Ric, but he had his Arias and Alembic. Flea is pretty well known for MMs, Moduluseseses (or would plural be Moduli?), and even for the Jazz Bass too.

Virtually everyone I can think of has other instruments, even if just for one song.

What do you guys think? Just curious, I bet somebody out there can identify another player with such (not only brand but) model loyalty.
 
ive only seen the bass player from lagwagon play stingrays

matt riddle from no use for a name will only play precision basses

same goes for Steve Harris ,foo fighters,the smiths,JFA, the smoking popes,a new found glory, fall out boy,All,decendents, and the clashes bass players

tony kanal from no doubt is famous for his Yamaha and stingrays

the mxpx bass player has numerous stingrays

Tony Levin and his p bass and stingray in King crimson


daryll Jennifer has always had that old graphite neck jazz bass in the bad brains

matt Freeman has his iconic 70s p bass that is heard on every rancid album

pnut from 311 has his sig Warwick

rage against the machines timmy c has used stingrays and now jazz bases

sublimes bass player has mostly used music man stingrays and sabres,but has played jazz bases and p's too

royce nunley from chicago based punk band suicide machines has always played jazz basses

o and my favourite, matt wong when he was in reel big fish used a stingray 5 on most of their stuff


i actually really like when players have that signature bass and tone
 
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Not that I'm necessarily pushing the yamaha wheelbarrow here but John Patitucci, Billy Sheehan and Mike Anthony seem to have stuck with them for decades now, although I acknowledge that previously Sheehan was a p-bass devotee and JP was known for his Ken Smith.
 

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