Best Bassist and Singer?

[Geddy'sFavHeadache]

Geddy of course:cool:

[Geddy'sFavHeadache]

Who do you think?

[SpaceGhost]

Greg Lake.

[s4001]

Paul McCartney? Chris Squire?

 

[Flod]

Peter Steele

 

Perhaps Hansi K

[greenshag]

jack bruce

[Rowka]

Phil Lynott

Sting

Mary Huff

[takeout]

Mark King.

[greenshag]

kip winger:p

[bpocall]

Mark Hoppus.

 

And that sound you jut heard, that was the throwing of the gauntlet.

[beam]

NOT Geddy Lee.

 

Jack Bruce or Sting get my vote for all around singing.

 

For genre specific, I think Peter Stelle is spot-on.

[M-1 Fan]

Jason Scheff - Chicago

Timothy B. Schmidtt - Eagles

Sting

[ZigmundFloyd]

Squire gets my vote. Maybe not for the tonal qualities of his voice, but for the fact that he can sing harmonic lines over complex bass parts, and play another line on bass pedals. I know Geddy does the same but Squire did it first.

 

Can't wait for the More Drama tour, Machine Messiah live-wow.

[canadianriot55]

charles mingus

[s4001]

Tony Lewis

[AnthraxMann]

Geddy Lee

[greenshag]

mike gagne;)

[B-Bottom]

geddy lee may be a great bass player.....but as ar as his singing yikes:eek:

[lug]

Blasphamy!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LEMMY!

[Jonny Five]

Sting

McCartney

 

I'm gonna put Claypool just cause of what he can sing over...and his lyrics are priceless.

[s4001]

Originally posted by lug Blasphamy! LEMMY!

 

Okay, got me there.

[Rowka]

 

Originally posted by Jonny Five [bI'm gonna put Claypool just cause of what he can sing over...

 

The river Kwai?

[Jonny Five]

 

Originally posted by Rowka The river Kwai?

 

 

well shucks. even I can sing over the river kwai.

[The Insomniac]

Jojo Garza of the Los Lonely Boys has a lot going on.

[bnyswonger]

John Wetton.

 

Geddy's vocalizations = hamster on helium.

 

"dons flame retardant suit"