Best prog bassist?

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- 88Mike disse...
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- Abr 8 2011, 13h11
It's hard to say, 'cos it's not obvious that the greatest progressive bands should have best bass guitarists.
I have no top list - all those listings are just subjective and nobody can predicate the best one. However, there's a couple bassists (non-evidents, I guess) admirable to me.

1. I'm huge Queen fan, and the band played progressively only for short period at the beginning and later only from time to time (single and lone tracks on some albums) and, additionally, their bassist, John Deacon, was dozed by R&B inspirations and liked playing poppy...
and thank to that, we can hear his melodic passages on Queen 70s' stuff like The Millionaire Waltz or Liar (that I think everybody must get known!)

2. What's less surprising - Criss Squire
Even if Yes had done only Roundabout and broken up, Criss would have been remembered up to date.

3. Martin Turner - bassist, lead co-singer and key composer of Wishbone Ash
U remember Vas Dis? Outstanding performance!

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[quote][b][user]88Mike[/user][/b] disse: It's hard to say, 'cos it's not obvious that the greatest progressive bands should have best bass guitarists. I have no top list - all those listings are just subjective and nobody can predicate the best one. However, there's a couple bassists (non-evidents, I guess) admirable to me. 1. I'm huge Queen fan, and the band played progressively only for short period at the beginning and later only from time to time (single and lone tracks on some albums) and, additionally, their bassist, [b]John Deacon[/b], was dozed by R&B inspirations and liked playing poppy... and thank to that, we can hear his melodic passages on Queen 70s' stuff like [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHhdVPLN-Aw]The Millionaire Waltz[/url] or [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAiApIjMHQU]Liar[/url] (that I think everybody must get known!) 2. What's less surprising - [b]Criss Squire[/b] Even if Yes had done only Roundabout and broken up, Criss would have been remembered up to date. 3. [b]Martin Turner[/b] - bassist, lead co-singer and key composer of Wishbone Ash U remember [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia73dAETiGk]Vas Dis[/url]? Outstanding performance![quote]

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- mickvoo disse...
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- Abr 20 2011, 2h58
Mickvoo

Mick Whieldon out of Klescht and Whieldon. Tight heavy and melodic bass.Klescht and Whieldon

[quote][b][user]mickvoo[/user][/b] disse: Mick Whieldon out of Klescht and Whieldon. Tight heavy and melodic bass.[artist]Klescht and Whieldon[/artist][quote]

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- Tarkus10 disse...
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- Ago 21 2011, 6h45
Chris Squire and Geddy Lee.

[quote][b][user]Tarkus10[/user][/b] disse: Chris Squire and Geddy Lee.[quote]

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- JMFG2112 disse...
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- Ago 23 2011, 1h40
1- Geddy Lee
2- Tony Levin

[quote][b][user]JMFG2112[/user][/b] disse: 1- Geddy Lee 2- Tony Levin[quote]

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- Dustijn disse...
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- Ago 27 2011, 2h11
I admire the work of John Wetton, Chris Squire, Mike Rutherford, Richard Sinclair and Geddy Lee.

[quote][b][user]Dustijn[/user][/b] disse: I admire the work of John Wetton, Chris Squire, Mike Rutherford, Richard Sinclair and Geddy Lee.[quote]

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- MivkoVanMikko disse...
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- Out 29 2011, 13h47
Chris Squire is the God of Bass.

[quote][b][user]MivkoVanMikko[/user][/b] disse: Chris Squire is the God of Bass.[quote]

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- soquiet disse...
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- Out 29 2011, 22h40
Chris Squire! Definitely. Truly prog bass lines

[quote][b][user]soquiet[/user][/b] disse: Chris Squire! Definitely. Truly prog bass lines[quote]

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- Randwer disse...
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- Out 30 2011, 13h57
I like the work of Holger Czukay, who plays the bass on Can

[quote][b][user]Randwer[/user][/b] disse: I like the work of [artist]Holger Czukay[/artist], who plays the bass on [artist]Can[/artist][quote]

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- IntruderIAm disse...
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- Nov 15 2011, 6h52
Camel93 escribió:
My third favourite bassist is Doug Ferguson of Camel. He may not have been the best technical bassist in the world, but he certainly had "the feel". In addition to fantastic basslines, he also brought stability and reliability to Camel, which they sorely needed... His work on "Rhayader", "Lady Fantasy" and "Air Born" is just fantastic, and he is one of the most underrated bassist in this world.

Very well put bro. Ferguson is special.

However, my all time favorite Prog bassist is, well, are: Geddy Lee and Chris Squire. When you listen to tracks like YYZ and Sound Chaser you start to wonder how could those guys be so good!

[quote][b][user]IntruderIAm[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]Camel93[/user][/b] escribió: My third favourite bassist is [b]Doug Ferguson[/b] of Camel. He may not have been the best technical bassist in the world, but he certainly had "the feel". In addition to fantastic basslines, he also brought stability and reliability to Camel, which they sorely needed... His work on "Rhayader", "Lady Fantasy" and "Air Born" is just fantastic, and he is one of the most underrated bassist in this world. [/quote] Very well put bro. Ferguson is special. However, my all time favorite Prog bassist is, well, are: Geddy Lee and Chris Squire. When you listen to tracks like YYZ and Sound Chaser you start to wonder how could those guys be so good![quote]

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- cy_coe disse...
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- Nov 24 2011, 20h48
Geddy Lee of course and Les Claypool.
oh, I forgot Victor Wooten - not really prog but... wow...

[quote][b][user]cy_coe[/user][/b] disse: Geddy Lee of course and Les Claypool. oh, I forgot Victor Wooten - not really prog but... wow...[quote]

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- Marvincnk disse...
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- Dez 1 2011, 5h01
Geddy Lee (Rush)
Chris Squire (Yes)
Mike Rutherford (Genesis)

Don't Panic, and carry a towel.

[quote][b][user]Marvincnk[/user][/b] disse: Geddy Lee (Rush) Chris Squire (Yes) Mike Rutherford (Genesis)[quote]

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- seguetropic disse...
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- Dez 24 2011, 11h17
Ray Shulman of the Gentle Giant!

[quote][b][user]seguetropic[/user][/b] disse: Ray Shulman of the Gentle Giant![quote]

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- chip666no1 disse...
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- Jan 12 2012, 17h46
Pete Trewavas

[quote][b][user]chip666no1[/user][/b] disse: Pete Trewavas[quote]

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- Nzaaikvae disse...
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- Jan 18 2012, 15h57
I would have to say Geddy Lee, Ray Shulman, John Wetton was an excellent bassist in King Crimson and Chris Squire.

[quote][b][user]Nzaaikvae[/user][/b] disse: I would have to say Geddy Lee, Ray Shulman, John Wetton was an excellent bassist in King Crimson and Chris Squire.[quote]

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- Neue_regel_ disse...
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- Fev 4 2012, 0h22
My top-3

1. John Wetton
2. Geddy Lee
3. John Myung

[quote][b][user]Neue_regel_[/user][/b] disse: My top-3 1. John Wetton 2. Geddy Lee 3. John Myung [quote]

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- barcisz disse...
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- Fev 14 2012, 22h40
Mariusz Duda (Riverside)

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[quote][b][user]barcisz[/user][/b] disse: Mariusz Duda (Riverside)[quote]

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- CrazyDiamond787 disse...
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- Fev 16 2012, 20h48
Roger Waters, not so much for his bass play, but for everything else he did, for all the amazing lyrics, and everything he did while in Pink Floyd. And from what I know of his life, i find him a great man as well.

Some would say that the glass is half empty. Others would say the glass is half full. Me? I'm just thirsty.

[quote][b][user]CrazyDiamond787[/user][/b] disse: Roger Waters, not so much for his bass play, but for everything else he did, for all the amazing lyrics, and everything he did while in Pink Floyd. And from what I know of his life, i find him a great man as well.[quote]

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- CrazyDiamond787 disse...
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- Fev 16 2012, 20h51
Oh and, Christopher Wolstenholme, for the virtuoso bass playing.

Some would say that the glass is half empty. Others would say the glass is half full. Me? I'm just thirsty.

[quote][b][user]CrazyDiamond787[/user][/b] disse: Oh and, Christopher Wolstenholme, for the virtuoso bass playing.[quote]

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- Selrach39 disse...
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- Fev 22 2012, 4h52
it's either beteween roger waters, ray shulman or chris squire for me. their bass lines are absolutley sublime!

[quote][b][user]Selrach39[/user][/b] disse: it's either beteween roger waters, ray shulman or chris squire for me. their bass lines are absolutley sublime![quote]

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- Crimson004 disse...
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- Mar 18 2012, 13h46
I'm surprised there are very few Greg Lake votes. I really like Greg's work in King Crimson and ELP. Add in his great vocals, and you've got the whole package. Also, Tony Levin, and John Myung deserve credit here, too.

[quote][b][user]Crimson004[/user][/b] disse: I'm surprised there are very few Greg Lake votes. I really like Greg's work in King Crimson and ELP. Add in his great vocals, and you've got the whole package. Also, Tony Levin, and John Myung deserve credit here, too.[quote]

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