Favorite bass line/tune

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tubatooter1940
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Anything by

the "Dirty Dozen Brass Band"

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I love Paul McCartney's simple and melodic bass lines, like on the song "Something". Also the bass singer in the a cappella group Take 6 particularly on their first album lays down amazing lines, particularly on the song "Gold Mine". Hank Levy big band charts have excellent bass parts.

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I've always been a fan of Cliff Burton's work. Fade to Black and (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth in particular. Just about any Metallica song prior on the first 3 albums. All the instrumentals have nice bass work.

Someone mentioned Primus. I'd love to hear Primus on a tuba, some big 6/4 BBb monster.

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Just a couple.....

What is Hip? Rocco is a bad mutha (hush yo mouth...)

Boogie Down--Al Jarreau.....nice and technical...but laid back at the same time.....

Dream on Dreamer--Brand New Heavies.....ACTUALLY just about everything they do is hip.....

ANYTHING Victor Wooten plays.....

ANYTHING Chester Roberts plays with his feet......

So What....Miles....now that's the jank.....

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