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Gospel Instruments => Bass Guitar => Topic started by: yazakar on December 10, 2005, 06:15:01 PM
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mine is VICTOR WOOTEN. BEST OF ALL TIME WITH QUADRUPLETS :P [/img]
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Maurice Fitzgerald :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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hey you stole mine lol....... but for real Maurice is by far my favorite, he has a very unique style that a lot of bass players are trying to adapt, including me, peace!
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Hey there is a new guy from New York named Tony MCClendon sings and plays like I've never heard anything like it, George Benson on bass. Right now Tony's on tour with Andre Crouch. I like Reggie Young, Andrew Gouche, and Matthew Garrison http://www.garrisonjazz.com/not really gospel but he's incredible look him up.
God Bless
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I must go with Victor Wooten. Great teacher too!
Godbless
Brittany
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There's only three for me...
my father
otto price
victor wooten
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REGGIE YOUNG!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Besides jaco and reggie young. Terry Tribbett .Hes the gospel jaco he plays more than gospel hes my favorite bass player.
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My favorites are;
1. Terry Tribbett (his approach is so different and broader than the regular gospel Bass players)
2. Darrell Freeman (So Sick, it hurts)
3. Adam Blackstone (One of the sickest out there, reminds me of Terry)
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my favorite player hands down is jaco pastorius. that dude was the truth. he made th bass sing, fretted or fretlss. john patitucci is serious too.
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Hands down Jaco Pastorius-- Aint even close fellas.
Jaco invented headless and acoustic bass back in the 70's.
Cmon ya'll - you gotta do better with your research -- Im an Organ player and I know better than that. :lol:
Keep breakin it down for the other bass players trssmooth.
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I like victor wooten. He is phenemenal.
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Jaco
James Jamerson
Larry Graham
Stanley Clarke
Victor Wooten
Abe Laboriel
Antony Jackson
Louis Johnson
Oteil Burbridge
Michael Manring
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Me....Rob Williams
Thaddeus!!!!!! ( man he brings the bass to a whole different spectrum)
Freeman!!! (runs are so clean)
Fitz!!!! (gets all the Gigs)
Joel Smith (simply awesome)
Joey Green (tremendous)
Aaron Thomas ( clean pocket laid back crazy)
James Jones (a gorilla on bass)
Tim Collins!!!!!! ( very laid back but precise)
Stanley Clark (wooooooooow)
Vic WOO ( smh)
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Everybody yall said but don't forget those cats that's still touchable...who answer your e-mails when you send them a question like
Norm Stockton (Groovin for Heaven)
Marcus Phillips (Gospelchops.com)
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Norm Stockton, now that is a refreshing name.....
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Robbie "Basspeare" Shakespeare
James Jamerson
Aston "Family Man" Barrett
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I thought we settled this a while ago,
Gary Willis
Marcus Miller
Victor Bailey
nuff said..............LOL
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My favorites by genre....
GOSPEL: It's a tie. Terrance Palmer & Fred Hammond
JAZZ: Stanley Clarke
POP: Nathan East, Verdine White
FUNK: Louis Johnson, Marcus Miller
AVANTE GARDE: Victor Wooten
Peace,
James
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Best Girl Bass Player:
1)Michelle D'nochello ( I have no clue how to spell her name)
2)And that girl that plays for Prince (man she fine)
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.....And that girl that plays for Prince .....
Rhonda Smith
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thx Mal..
I was like this dude 8O when I saw her for the first time
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I have to say Jaco Pastorius, Victor Wooten, Stanley Clark, Richard Davis, Paul Cahmbers, Felix Pastorius Jaco's Son, Ron Carter, James Jamerson, John Pattitucci, Bootsy Collins, Jack Bruce, My First Bass Teacher Danny Rodriguez, Tony Levin, Victor Bailey, Chuck Rainey- man the list could go on and on...
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MAURICE FITZGERALD.....HE'S AWESOME
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secular..victor wooten,bill dickens,matt garrison..gospel...andrew gouche, and tommy brown..
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Reggie Young, Victor Bailey, Tom Kennedy, Darrell Freeman, Marcus Miller, Adam Nitti, Bunny Brunel, Alain Caron, and of course Jaco.
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the name victor bailey is starting to show up
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I almost forgot Debra Killings I really like her.......no seriously I really like her. that girl can play and sing....kinda cute too! 8) peace!
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Just wanna be sure that Ed Friedland gets some love! He's a great player and teacher
- Jody
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Adam Nitti-Steven Curtis Chapman
Corey Baker-Local Innspiration
Van Bynum-local Inspiration(plays the organ with his bass)
Marcus Miller
Anthony Wellington-Victor Wooten(Monster)
Victor Bailey
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Adam Nitti-Steven Curtis Chapman
Corey Baker-Local Innspiration
Van Bynum-local Inspiration(plays the organ with his bass)
Marcus Miller
Anthony Wellington-Victor Wooten(Monster)
Victor Bailey
DeBass ... i agree with you on Corey ... the brotha is awesome on that axe ... I didn't know Adam Nitti plays for Steven C. Chapman
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I gotta take it back to the old school:
james jammerson
anthony jackson
bob babbitt
bernard odom
chuck rainey
tim drummond
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Big ups to "Buddah" Bill Dickens, Chris Tarry, Ed Friedland, and John Patitucci as well.
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What's good fellow bass players?
My 3 favorite bass players are: Vic Wooten, Marcus Miller, and Anthony Wellington. Anthony Wellington is Victa's 2nd bass and Bass tech. He's also the guy I'm studying under right now. In my opinion he's just as sick as Victa. I guess you have to be pretty nice with the bass if you get to tour and perfom on stage with Vic. Check out his webpage. www.anthonywellington.com.
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What's good fellow bass players?
My 3 favorite bass players are: Vic Wooten, Marcus Miller, and Anthony Wellington. Anthony Wellington is Victa's 2nd bass and Bass tech. He's also the guy I'm studying under right now. In my opinion he's just as sick as Victa. I guess you have to be pretty nice with the bass if you get to tour and perfom on stage with Vic. Check out his webpage. www.anthonywellington.com.
Welcome to LGM, Bassmonsta!!! So you're studying under Anthony. Isn't he located in the MD/DC area?
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Ol' School (of which I am...chuckle)
"Ready" Freddie Washington
James "Igor" Jameson
Anthony Jackson (O'Jays "For The Love Of Money")
Bob Babbitt (Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio")
EWF's Verdine White
Larry Graham (In your face pop and slap)
Stanley Clarke
Jaco Pastorius (the Bird of Bass)
Louis Johnson (Pop and slap refined)
Chuck Rainey (the quiet funkster)
Abe Laboriel
and the New Bloods of the Thumb
Marcus Miller
Nathan East
Bill "The Buddha" Dickens
Victor Wooten
John Pattituci
Oteli Burbridge
The Bassmasters of Gospel (who I'm recently discovering)
Maurice Fitzgerald, Joel Smith, Reggie Young, Terrance Palmer, Fred Hammond and two locals that I've met...Nathan Beneby and Kenneth Diggs
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I thought long and hard, and I would have to say.... "ME" I love myself. Though I am not as talented as anyone on this list, or any other list for that matter.
I like what the poster said above though... all the bass players, at there that are accessible and helping beginners out like, Norm Stockton, Uriah, and the rest of the Br'ers and Sistaz on LGM...
Yall are my favorite, MAYNE!
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bassmonsta and dahat56 welcome to the family, peace!
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bassmonsta and dahat56 welcome to the family, peace!
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James Jamerson, Terrance Palmer, and Fred Hammond
-J
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in no paticular order
1. reggie young
2. asa livingston (check him out at acelivingston.com)
3. sharay reed
4. terry tribbett
5. mark moore (he used to play for doobie powell's father)
6. reggie hamlet (he's a monster on everything)
7. d.j. washington
8. reggie parker
9. jaco of course *didnt want to be cliche
10. kevin stancil
three honorable mentions
1. timothy wright's son is killing on tunesha crispell cd i believe his name is eddie but not sure
2. walter barnes cat is real nice with it
3. lionel lee he actually plays the bass and not lead or solo guitar
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I must say hands down it's Verdine White. Almost 35 years in the making with multiple number one hits on nothing but a 4 string and imagination. I just bought his instructional video and he's still on a basic four string bass. No extra notes with a five or six-string baby!! He is so bad that even George Benson (for you jazz enthusiasist) gave him a custom bass. To make it even better, no two songs sounded the same bass-wise either. Can any of you hit the first two measures of "Getaway" flawlessly?
With that being said I guess my number two tie (if there was any after Verdine) would be Tommy Jenkins from 80's Cameo (heavy bass grooves to revive a struggling band) or Louis Johnson from the Brothers' Johnson. I know you are disagreeing but find me a song prior to their 1980's hit "Stomp" that showcased the slap and pop technique so flawlessly?
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By far: 1) Jaco Pastorius
2) Victor Wooten
3) Reggie Young
and some locals from Buffalo,NY....... u know who u r or u should know!
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First of. im proud to see that some of my personal friends from my city (toledo ohio) made the list on here.
James Jones is a monster on everything he plays.
Tim Collins has a nice laid back feel.
Gordon Henry. He plays for Rance Allen and you can hear him on most of Chris Byrd and true Victory CD's (James Jones....the first guy mentioned can be heard playin the Keys on these CD's) . Gordon is definately the man with the gospel scene here in toledo.
Im really diggin Darrell Freeman. He's playin on Marvin Sapps latest stuff. He played on Marvins DVD and I saw him playin on Glenn lewis dvd also. He plays alot with Kevin Bond.
Debra Killings has a nice DVD also. Shes a Beast on bass. I dont think ive ever seen a woman hold it down as well as she does.
Gouche....we cant forget about him.
Joel Smith.........u must hear Kim Burrell's Everlasting life CD.
OMG.... i almost forgot about Rapheal Saadiq His Old p-bass sounds like no other.
John Patitucci is also the man who by the way IS a christian.
Theres sooo many more but these are the ones who influence me and my playin..........Bye the way....Im James Bowens and im sure that some day someone will be puttin my name on here.......in Jesus name....he he
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I enjoy:
Andrew Gouche
Louis Johnson
Ed Friedland
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Jaco, Terrance P. Maurice Fitz...Rhonda (Prince's Bass Player)...locals- Kenny Diggs, Snoop, Jerry Livingston (used to play for Rick James, he lives in B-lo), Mike Williams and Michael "Mr. Smoove Groove Hamilton" from London, UK
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Marcus Miller
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VICTOR WOOTEN, BILL DICKENS, JACO, TERRY TRIBETT
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Andrew Gouche, Terry Tribbet, Jaco, Marcus Miller, Tim Williams, Chris Loftlin, Trence Palmer, and Joel Smith
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I'll let you know. Once my name name makes someones list. :D
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maurice fitzgerald and tony russell
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For me it would have to be :
Double bass
Ron Carter
Refus Reid
Paul Chambers
Richard Davis
Electric Bass
Jaco
Marcus Miller
Victor Wooten
Larry Graham
John Patitucci
;D
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Christian McBride.
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TERRENCE PALMER, DARRELL FREEMAN, JOHN KING
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DJ,
You're a man after my own heart dude.
DJ said "I'll let you know. Once my name name makes someones list. "
My feeling exactly...nailed it on the head. Amen brother...I love listening to all those guys but nothing sounds better than when a miracle comes from my own fingers. :D
DJ I know we can hang now...we're going to grow bro...big time.
FINGAZ
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Its all about the young guys as far as im concerned outside of Andrew Gooche, and Joel Smith in GOSPEL its all about the young guns such as:
Myself (Tim Williams): Milwaukee, Wi
Dwayne Wright: New York, NY
Adam Johnson: Baltimore, Ma
Kenny Diggs: Louisville, Ky
Justin Rains: Pittsburg, Pa
Damian Farmer: Chicago,IL
Tony Russell: Chicago,IL
Lil Rodney: Chicago,IL
Lil Donald: Chicago,IL
Craig: Chicago,IL
& Swol: Chicago,IL
I stopped shedding stuff I cant use on gigs, so the jaco, and vic stuff is cool. But I cant use that when Im on stage with Keyshia Cole, so why shed it? For my own amusement? When I listen to these other young guys in my class, they always modivate me in some way. Yall should really check them out, you can find every bassist I listed on plenty of sessions. Im sure they will fill you up, as they have done me.
Holla @cha Boi,
Tim "Rawbiz" Williams
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Gospel- Maurice Fitzgerald, Ace Livingston ( he is an animal he hits the live gigs for youthful praise ) look him up @ www.acelivingston.com (i think that is his home site if not let me know
Secular- Victor Wotten & Otiel Burbrage (excuse my spelling) & Steve Bailey
Local- A young cat named tony out of Cleveland, that city breads good musicians
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vic wooten
jaco pastorius
john patitucci
reggie young
louis johnson
terry tribbett
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all the players here at LGM !!
you guys and this site is a blessing !!
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Verdine, Nathan, Kim Stone!
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man, i gotta go way back & say.... James Jamerson, his da man
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By far: 1) Jaco Pastorius
2) Victor Wooten
3) Reggie Young
and some locals from Buffalo,NY....... u know who u r or u should know!
Yo Kaisey, how could you not name the local cats from Buffalo....JERRY LIVINGSTON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rashawn Northington, Calvin Palmer (well before he moved to ATL), Mike Williams, Amber, Vidie, Richie Valento, Darryl Jacobs, Bear, Anthony. Thats all I can think of now. We all need to support each other. I know I have gotten more ideas and runs from local cats than I can count!!!
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Secular Louis Johnson from the Brother Johnson, Larry Graham, Verdine White
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1. JACO PASTORIOUS (GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!)
2. Victor Wooten
3. Terry Tribbett
4. Jason Nelson
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Curtis Clark from chicago great player & awesome teacher.
Pastor Jeff
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Curtis Clark from chicago great player & awesome teacher.
Pastor Jeff
He's a favorite of mine and, also a very humble brother who loves the Lord!
In no particular order.
Alex Evans, Ricky Carter, Simeon Baker, Joey Vazquez, Sam Scott, Ms. Debra Perry, Jimmy Nueble, Freddie Flewlen, Steve Huff and Robert (JJ) Smith and Sharay Reed and many, many more!
For sure, it's impossible to name them all, but I am inspired by most bassplayers for different reasons.
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Did anybody mention Steve Bailey? He played 6 string with Victor Wooten in this bass clip called Extreme Bassics. Super Serious......... ;D
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consider for straight grooves, Terry Tribbett and you gotta give Warryn Campbell some love come on ya'll!!! For gospel in the studio Fred Hammond is that man remember (Victory 87')
do ya'll remember Keith Phelps?
and you need to speak up for Derrick Horne. If anyone has heard him "really" play bass you know he is on another level
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Although I'm a piano player, I still feel like I have the right to answer this:
Marcus Miller
Ray Brown
Dwain Houghton
Stanley Clarke
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Although I'm a piano player, I still feel like I have the right to answer this:
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As long as you have a left hand!! ;)
Peace,
James
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Andrew Gouche ;D