Best Stonerrock artist of all time
Non tratto del genere stonerrock, ma solo dei "bassi elettrici" e per derivato... I BASSISTI/E migliori al MONDO! Vetrina in allestimento! Dal 41 italiani, ma la si consideri una classifica a parte.
<b>Carol Kaye</b>

1

Carol Kaye

The first session woman al mondo :-))
<b>Me'Shell NdegéOcello</b>

2

Me'Shell NdegéOcello

The second session woman al mondo :-))
<b>Red Hot Chili Peppers</b>

5

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Flea
<b>Led Zeppelin</b>

7

Led Zeppelin

John Paul Jones
<b>Jimi Hendrix Experience</b>

8

Jimi Hendrix Experience

Noel Redding
<b>The Rolling Stones</b>

14

The Rolling Stones

Bill Wyman
<b>Grand Funk Railroad</b>

16

Grand Funk Railroad

Mel Schacher
<b>Black Sabbath</b>

17

Black Sabbath

Geezer Butler
<b>Jaco Pastorius</b>

21

Jaco Pastorius

Weather Report
<b>Emerson, Lake & Palmer</b>

25

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Greg Lake
<b>Marcus Miller</b>

33

Marcus Miller

Session Man di lusso:)
<b>Sly & The Family Stone</b>

34

Sly & The Family Stone

Larry Graham
<b>Tim Commerford</b>

35

Tim Commerford

Rage Against the Machine
<b>Stu Cook</b>

37

Stu Cook

Creedence Clearwater Revival
<b>Les Claypool</b>

38

Les Claypool

Primus et altri
<b>Manic Street Preachers</b>

39

Manic Street Preachers

Nick Wire, ma non c'è sul DEB
<b>Muse</b>

40

Muse

Christopher Wolstenholme con un piccolo dubbio per i suoi trascorsi da batterista
<b>Verdena</b>

41

Verdena

Roberta Sammarelli, anche perchè femmina è:-))
<b>Faso</b>

42

Faso

Elio e le Storie Tese, ed altro
<b>Pino Daniele</b>

43

Pino Daniele

Dario Deidda "sardo" è il basso, ma non c'è sul DEB
<b>Saturnino</b>

44

Saturnino

con Jovanotti, ma non solo
<b>Patrick Djivas</b>

45

Patrick Djivas

Area e "poi" PFM
<b>Paolo Costa</b>

46

Paolo Costa

con Fossati, Battiato etc.
<b>Gianni Maroccolo</b>

47

Gianni Maroccolo

da solo e in compagnia
<b>Ares Tavolazzi</b>

48

Ares Tavolazzi

Area, dopo il 32
<b>Paolo Fresu</b>

49

Paolo Fresu

Gerardo Bartoccini è il basso, ma non c'è sul DEB
<b>James Senese</b>

50

James Senese

Pippo Matino è il basso, ma non c'è sul DEB
<b>Red Canzian</b>

53

Red Canzian

i Pooh, ma con molta preparazione
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  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    7 jan 11
    You forgot one of the most "stoner" bassists ever: Mel Schacher (devastating).
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    7 jan 11
    the great Entwistle is John not Jim:))) Can I suggest a few other great rock bassists for this nice ranking? Geddy Lee (Rush), Chris Squire (Yes), Les Claypool (Primus), Larry Graham (Sly & The Family Stone), Greg Lake (ELP), Tony Levin (King Crimson), Dave LaRue (Dixie Dregs), James Jamerson (Funk Brothers), Louis Johnson (Brothers Johnson), John Wetton (King Crimson), Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy), Verdine White (Earth, Wind & Fire). Bye!
     
  • POSTIN
    POSTIN
    7 jan 11
    I believe that Les Claypool, Larry Graham, and Lynott deserve a place in this ranking.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    7 jan 11
    Thank you Fede: I would have included Grand Funk, but who knows when; Emerson: John became Jim because of the third; Postin: thanks!
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    7 jan 11
    Hehe, I looked for the bassist most fitting to a stoner ranking. ;D
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    7 jan 11
    Since when does Fede rhyme with fuuurbo?
    Thank you very much everyone! Correct, remember, report!
    The next ones to be included will be the Italians! My God:;))
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    7 jan 11
    However, you took me at my word! ;)))
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    7 jan 11
    Only for those I know! :)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    8 jan 11
    If I may give you a piece of advice, I wouldn't underestimate Mike Rutherford of Genesis, who is incredible on albums like "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" and "A Trick of the Tail".
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    8 jan 11
    Oh no, I forgot! And now I have to find the right place for it, not easy!!! :)
     
  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    8 jan 11
    Great quotes. Allow me to also suggest a name that seems to escape all bassist rankings: GEEZER BUTLER. A fundamental bassist for all of Rock.
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    8 jan 11
    @teenage: every now and then you actually get it right, huh? ;D
     
  • teenagelobotomy
    teenagelobotomy
    8 jan 11
    Did you see? The surprises never end ;D
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    8 jan 11
    Damn, it's true, Butler! Good job Teenage (with whom I agree much more on movies than on music but every now and then ;)
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    8 jan 11
    Oh guys, at my age my heart can't take that much affection: do you want me dead? DDD You are abssssolutely right: Butler inspired by Jake Bruce!!! Alright, I'm in!
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    Who dares to comment? I'm here;-
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    Recommendations? Ares Tavolazzi (Area), Jaco Pastorius (Weather Report, solo artist).
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    And Percy Jones of Brand x ;) the ranking, considering de gustibus, is nice.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    For now, let's narrow it down to Italians, okay? ;)
     
  • Alfredo
    Alfredo
    26 jan 11
    Mike Watt Mike Watt Mike Watt Mike Watt Mike Watt Mike Watt Mike Watt!!!!!!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    Shall we narrow it down to Italians? Alright, Ares Tavolazzi :)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    A ok, already added good ;)
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    Alfredo, sorry, but I don't know Mike Watt :) I'll try to fix it :D
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    Well-deserved mention for Faso (Do you know Percy Jones?)
     
  • white68
    white68
    26 jan 11
    Chris (Hillman) not Kriss. It's impossible not to mention Pastorius, a giant. Definitely among the greatest.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    Perhaps the greatest, White ;)
     
  • white68
    white68
    26 jan 11
    I agree
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    for Brand X: I know some live tracks like True To The Click where Jones shines from start to finish, then... Black Moon and I might be mistaken but Nuclear Burn. I can't remember anything else :)
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    26 jan 11
    Do you know Doug Wimbish from Living Colour? Then Steve Harris shouldn't be missed.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    You all have a soft spot for bassists, but here, among you, who plays the bass? It's an instrument for "the few," you know what I mean: if you're not really good, you'll never stand out;
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    faith, I must say: unfortunately no?;), but you know that if you "tease" me I will look into it:DD
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    26 jan 11
    I'm lazy. What's the point of playing the bass when you have a synth? ;D
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    26 jan 11
    I don't play it, but I really like it. Nuclear Burn is one of the standout tracks from the first album, from '76, with Phil Collins on drums. (what a rhythm base!)
     
  • magnum p.i.
    magnum p.i.
    26 jan 11
    Lemmy is missing.
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    26 jan 11
    I believe both make music that's too heavy for your tastes, but here's a slightly softer song by Living Colour, where the bass is definitely noticeable.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    Kilmister, I don't follow metal much but I know who he is: founder of Motörhead? I will reread everything when I revise the first 27.
     
  • ProgRock
    ProgRock
    26 jan 11
    Jaco Pastorius, Les Claypool, John Wetton, Marcus Miller, Victor Wooten, and Tony Levin should not be missed.
     
  • ProgRock
    ProgRock
    26 jan 11
    sorry Levin there's
     
  • magnum p.i.
    magnum p.i.
    26 jan 11
    Yes, Lemmy from Motörhead, of course. I don't think it's exactly metal; it's more like extremely hard and angry rock 'n' roll. Give it a listen; if you're a bassist, you'll notice he has an outstanding right hand, rhythmically unmatched.
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    for magnum: I like the bass as an instrument and bassists by logic, but at most I would be "a" bassist; nice to meet you, magnum;D
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    26 jan 11
    Faith: thumbs up.
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    26 jan 11
    And here’s Doug with something more technical
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    26 jan 11
    or And now enough, or I'll report you for stalking! ;D
     
  • polyrock
    polyrock
    26 jan 11
    If you do not include Jaco Pastorius, we will report you to the competent authority. API (Italian Pastorius Association)
     
  • iside
    iside
    26 jan 11
    Saturnino and Cristaldi. For me, they are the greatest Italian bassists.
     
  • korrea
    korrea
    26 jan 11
    The legendary Gianni Maroccolo cannot be missed among the Italians. Rankings aside, Iside, have you seen what they’ve done to our coast?
     
  • magnum p.i.
    magnum p.i.
    27 jan 11
    Regarding Noel Redding, I think he’s a bit too high up (it’s your ranking, of course, it’s not a criticism of you or your tastes, etc.). He was Hendrix’s bassist, that’s true, but the two standout members of the Experience were Jimi (obviously) and Mitch. Noel was an average bassist; in fact, he wasn’t even originally a bassist. Jimi chose him just because he liked his hairstyle, but he often wasn’t happy with him; in fact, sometimes in the studio, Hendrix himself played the bass parts. In short, I’m not saying he was bad, but he wasn't among the best either. In my opinion, of course.
     
  • magnum p.i.
    magnum p.i.
    27 jan 11
    of course I wrote too many of course
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    27 jan 11
    Magnum, you're right, the position is more linked to Jimi than to Redding: I had decided to change the ranking, but only after including the Italians :) Kor: Maroccolo definitely needs to be included; - and for the beaches: Non ci Resta che Piangere :( It's nice to see the interest, especially when your favorites aren't there ;) DDD
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    27 jan 11
    Let's try to make a perfect ranking, at least in terms of attendance: then the positions, you will have to be patient. ;))
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    27 jan 11
    Faith, I hate you: you manage to drag me into your musical mazes ;-)
     
  • monetmarco
    monetmarco
    27 jan 11
    and Jah Wobble?
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    27 jan 11
    @geo: so madness is contagious... ;D
     
  • iside
    iside
    27 jan 11
    I see you've included Saturnino... good job. What do you think about Fioravanti? The coasts... they're from Sulcis, I'm not going that far north -))
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    27 jan 11
    Oh Isis, Saturnino was already there, but you didn’t "notice"; for the coasts, I was answering Korrea in your place;)) "Unfortunately," madness is contagious. Sorry, but I don’t know Wobble!
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    27 jan 11
    Whatever, I'm really just outside "in superattico";-DD. I don't know any other foreigners, but they don't seem to be that few to me. As for the Italians, I'm convinced that I'm missing someone.
     
  • monetmarco
    monetmarco
    28 jan 11
    Jah Wobble played in the early albums of Public Image Limited, and then went solo. From the Pil, listen to Death Disco, Public Image, and Poptones on YouTube (I don't know how to put links directly) and see if you like it, bye.
     
  • enrico pallazzo
    enrico pallazzo
    28 jan 11
    In a ranking like this, Les Claypool MUST be included!!! If it were up to me, I'd place him in the top 3...
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    28 jan 11
    Exagggerated among the top three, let’s put it there ;) In the end, I managed to include it.
     
  • enrico pallazzo
    enrico pallazzo
    30 jan 11
    Les Claypool Metallica? Aren't you confusing him with Cliff Burton, who definitely deserves a spot in the rankings? Les only did an audition with Metallica and a song on Garage Inc., where I believe he plays the banjo or something similar...
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    30 jan 11
    You know what? You're absolutely right, it's actually Cliff Burton that I was missing!
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    30 jan 11
    for Enrico: given the mistake, not knowing Claypool, I’ll leave it anyway, but for now it will stay there;)
     
  • davang
    davang
    3 mar 11
    Hi Geo, wow what a beautiful and rich ranking... all my favorites are there!
    In rock, I like – although they aren't particularly virtuosic – Tom Hamilton (Aerosmith), Adam Clayton (U2), John Illsley (Dire Straits), Mike Inez (Alice in Chains): punctual and functional.
    Stepping outside the strictly rock domain, I'd also include Stanley Clarke and Darryl Jones (Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Stones) and, in funk, the GREAT James Jamerson and Bernie Edwards (Chic and a thousand others)!
    Oh, I’d also add Doug Wimbish of Living Colour.
    But in my heart, my teenage loves Sting, Wyman, and Flea will always prevail (do you remember the Male???)
    Good night!
     
  • Nenè Mazzalunga
    Nenè Mazzalunga
    4 mar 11
    beautiful
     
  • Geo@Geo
    Geo@Geo
    6 mar 11
    Hi davang, what a pleasure to hear from you again: you’re right, readers always feel like someone is missing :D. The problem is that numbers can be unforgiving; sometimes you don’t know where to place the artists. But at least your three favorites are definitely there :) In the 2010 ranking, the one on the homepage, you’re always within the top 50 ;)) Best regards: I’m always following you, even though I’m visiting MySpace a bit less due to time constraints!
     
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