rule-breakers, otherwise known as pioneers

[Hypocrite]

Geezer Butler

 

[Vinny_G]

Chris Squire

 

[jj.833]

Mo
Curly

Who's Mo? And who's Curly?
(if it's a joke we overseas honkies can't get, I'm curious even more!)

 

[lfmn16]

It’s like being a sled dog. If you’re not the lead dog, the view never changes.

 

[Eli_Kyiv]

Who's Mo?

Mo Foster, I suppose.

 

[Admiral Akbar]

Jimmy Blanton.


“Im just doing an invitation of Jimmy Blanton and all the cats.”
—John Francis Anthony “Jaco” Pastorius III

 

[ThinCrappyTone]

Whether one loves or hates his playing, I think Fieldy qualifies

 

[The Owl]

Anthony Jackson, for his do or die efforts to get a workable 6-string bass.

 

[db59]

Drooper from Banana Splits...very avant garde.... playing and costume

 

[ugly_bassplayer]

Jamaaladeen Tacuma

 

[sonojono]

Every Bass player in the Post-Punk genre.

 

[brianrost]

Mark Sandman (RIP)

 

[murphy]

In terms of sound and style, JJ Burnel is unique.

Always glad to see a JJ fan on Talkbass.....still reeling about Dave's passing ...Rest in Black

 

[franklindayala]

Who's Mo? And who's Curly?
(if it's a joke we overseas honkies can't get, I'm curious even more!)

 

[lfmn16]

Thank goodness there was no TalkBass then to tell them they were doing it all wrong.

 

[murphy]

Who's Mo? And who's Curly?
(if it's a joke we overseas honkies can't get, I'm curious even more!)

Mo Foster, I suppose.

They were a funny comedy trio in early movies

 

[Sam Dingle]

James Jamerson and carol kaye.

 

[Plain Old Barry]

I think it's worth saying that if others start to follow or mimic, you're a pioneer. If not, you're just weird and fade away...

 

[monkeyfinger]

Charlie Haden

Charlie Haden - Wikipedia

 

[jj.833]

They were a funny comedy trio in early movies

Thanks. I guess I rather won't ask which Larry