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New favorite Bassist picture thread...

Chris Wood
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Sebastian Steinberg
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here are a couple more :bassist:
 
Stewmc5222 said:
lemme delete and see if I can compress the files. they're pretty enormous (my wife got a new scanner and neithe rof us is particularly hip with it yet)...

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better? ;)

That's real nice, but if I'm gonna have more than four, I'd rather play a 12 like these guys!

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I'm gonna get me a 12...someday it will be mine!! :crying:
 
James Hart said:
Chris Wood
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Chris the bomb... he is doing a gig with his brother (Oliver, from the ever funky band: King Johnson) this next Friday at the Redlight Cafe here in Atlanta... Oliver Wood lives here in ATL (actually with a bassist friend of mine), he has one of the most soulful playing styles. I sat in with him a couple weeks ago... Like a white version of taj mahal!!

MAJOR METAL said:
Not buy a long shot!. I think he has boght about 20 of them and i heard he gave a few as gifts so he is somewhere around 17 or 18 Sadowsky's on hand. :bassist:

Ok, I would like to have at least one Sadowsky (which would be a long shot for me)... A 5'er-24 fret with JJ pups!!
 
maverick said:
here's an unusual one (i think!) bryan adams at hyde park london 1999. he rocks as a bassist!

I totally agree! We are in the midst of forming an Adams tribute and I am Adams/bass. Man, it's a lot of fun playing and singing these tunes! I was blown away by the live DVD's.

He's got a great tone and great timing. Nothing too flashy, but plays a great bass.
 
I've been doing some thinking about this.

I have to admit, with all due respect to the players I've already mentioned. These three are the players I've most been influenced by lately...

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Chris Chaney: Not only his amazing but totally appropriate playing, but his totaly professional attitude.

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Simon Gallup: Probably the guy that made me pick up bass in the first place.

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Cachaito Lopez: I can't believe people don't talk about him more. What an incredible bassist. His solo album should be required for all bassists--no matter what type of music or type of bass you play.

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Rodney "Skeet" Curtis: "One Nation Under a Groove" Changed my life. For so long I've been giving credit to Bootsy for the killer bass on this album. Lately, I've discovered it was this man. Much respect is overdue.
 

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