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Message 1 - posted by solefly
(U6991985)
, Feb 25, 2007
Do you have a fave bass line. There are great lines in C.I.D by U.K. Subs, Friends by Shalamar, Under pressure by Queen and David Bowie and one of Led Zeps I think Dazed and Confused. Also some brilliant base work on My Generation by The Who.
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Message 2 - posted by Acidqueen
(U1794579)
, Feb 26, 2007
My Generation by The Who for me everytime pure magic!!  This is a reply to this message
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Message 3 - posted by Ninian opinion
(U1653679)
, Feb 27, 2007
Paul Simon - 'call me Al'
Commodores- 'easy'
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Message 4 - posted by Martyrs
(U1135473)
, Feb 27, 2007
Road Trippin' or Throw Away Your Television by the Chili Peppers, infact about 40 songs by the Chili peppers.
Big Me by the Foo Fighters
Driver 8 by REM
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Message 5 - posted by MeddyTay
(U2117366)
, Mar 3, 2007
'Shooting Star' by Dollar
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Message 6 - posted by davjos
(U4345403)
, Mar 31, 2007
hit the road jack by Ray Charles
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Message 7 - posted by Macsen Wledig
(U8098915)
, Apr 13, 2007
"(I don't want to) Go to Chelsea" by Elvis Costello - brilliant
"Safe from Harm" Massive Attack - brooding, very cool!
"Dirty Day" by U2 - not really a bass line - but should have been, apparently the song was written in a rush so the record producer (Flood I think)didn't get to grips with the arrangement and Edge did it all on lead...
Obvious ones are "Billy Jean" by Wacko
"Crystal" by New Order...if you can stand Hookie taking over melody and the obligatory 'bass solo'
What 'ja think?
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Message 8 - posted by MinisterofPound
(U1759207)
, Apr 13, 2007
Children of the Grave by Black Sabbath. Seriously threatening. Played with fingers as well!
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Message 9 - posted by dave2006
(U2823044)
, Apr 17, 2007
Stevie Wonder: I Wish - even Will Smith couldn't ruin it with his "wiki-wiki-wiki-Wild-Wild-West" treatment.
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Message 10 - posted by bambosgg
(U8292763)
, May 20, 2007
I'd like to put in a vote for Bowie's 'Ziggy Stardust' - one of the most melodic bass lines I have come across, and a very nice counterpoint to the vocal line.
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Message 11 - posted by PJ0558
(U8263118)
, May 24, 2007
"Badge" by Cream
Superb bass line from Jack Bruce, usual lead brilliance from Mr Clapton, guest guitar courtesy of George Harrison and Ginger Baker's drumming. What more can you ask for!
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Message 12 - posted by OSCAR150
(U7384406)
, May 25, 2007
Billie Jean (mj)
Pass the Dutchie (Music of Youth)
Make this a night to Remember (Shalamar)
Living on my own (Freddie Mercury)
Cherry o Baby (UB40)
In the summer time (Mungo Jerry)
Relax (Frankie goes to Hollywood)
Footsteps on the dance floor( Womack & Womack)
You got to show me love (Robin S)
Do they know its Christmas (Band Aid)
You got the Love....(The Source)
I feel love (Donna Summer)
Keep on Moving (Soul II Soul)
Jammin (Stevie Wonder)
Gypsy Woman (Crystal Waters)
Sweet Love (M Beat remix)
I really could go on and on forever and a day,some of them actually give me goosebumps,and make my hairs stand up on end.......
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Message 13 - posted by Jennycat
(U4423448)
, May 28, 2007
most of ZZ Top's stuff
Queen's Another One Bites the Dust
a few of Chris Rea's older toons
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Message 14 - posted by therealcolin
(U3316223)
, Jul 25, 2007
"This charming man" by The Smiths. Simple but effective.
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Message 15 - posted by RuneyGorseinon
(U8996277)
, Jul 27, 2007
Ziggy Stardust what a track, one of david bowies classics. Red Hot Chillis - Around the World brill bass. Rancid - Maxwell murders, one of the best bass solos i ever heard.
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Message 16 - posted by the little lebowski
(U7233720)
, Aug 1, 2007
violent femmes - add it up.
actually any violent femmes song, the bass player is awesome
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Message 17 - posted by 13thknight
(U1645736)
, Aug 3, 2007
what a waste - the blockheads
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Message 18 - posted by mark
(U1687043)
, Aug 7, 2007
Top Of The Pops - The Rezillos
Is She Really Going OUt With Him - Joe Jackson
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Message 19 - posted by marlylite
(U9562158)
, Sep 2, 2007
Evil by Interpol
Transmission by Joy Division
Once In A Lifetime by Talking Heads
Get up for The Downstroke by Parliament
there are so many
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Message 20 - posted by Len Day
(U2815619)
, Oct 7, 2007
A song that many of you won't know - 'Junior's Eyes' by Black Sabbath, from their album 'Never Say Die!' Fabulous jazzy bluesy bass playing by the incomparable Terry Butler.
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