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I always thought the bass line from Nowhere Man was his best.

Wish Geddy still played the Rick. I know I know... P bass I know. But the Rick has the growl of a V8 that the Fenders dont have

Only good part is the bridge

You mean Fauxl

I once heard a quote from a producer, the identity of who eludes me, saying the most original thought on The Bee Gees, their amazing background vocal harmony is one instrument you just cannot go into a music store and buy.

WAL BASS

When Lemmy says you're the best, dude, you're the f****** best. And, Lemmy was damn good!

Yes. Rutger was a secret weapon. 😎

Lots & lots of ghost notes yet its the coolest stuff.

good video. like the mix of musical snippets with the historical/human context

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I saw them in concert, and they were the three loudest musicians on the planet. I'm not a mosh pit type person, but you can't help but head slam to this.

Damn that Rickenbacker sounds awesome.

I saw this video clip where Maurice said how Paul McCartney was his idol, that he could play all his bass licks....so what I want to know is, DID THEY EVER MEET? Did he ever get to meet his idol???

YYZed to you sir

John Mcvie adapted a lot of the same techniques. Especially, his jamming with Lindsey Buckingham in songs like Go Your Own Way. In the outro it's like the 2 are doing a duelling lead. From this i can see Entwistle's influence on McVie.

George also came up with the bass on "Two of Us", played on his telecaster; and he also came up with the bass line on "Drive My Car", although I think Paul plays it. George derived it from some Motown he was listening to.

The band was a working machine,when they played,even moony did the most on what he had.

The Wal bass is what he is playing. It is murder on the fingers unless you like the strings very, very far apart.

The Beatles and Paul McCartney were my first influences on bass,followed very close by the Who and John Entwistle. I have proudly been referred to as the Ox at some our live gigs.

Heart of the sunrise has the most underrated bassline. What I really like about Chris squire is that he plays the bass like a lead instrument. R.I.P Chris Squire 🕊️

Roundabout... another one of those songs that made me want to play bass. His bass always reminded me of a Fender Strat six-string... that hint of fret buzz really contributed to his sound. PEEEEAACE!!! 😊

disco is black. bee gees are culture vultures

Merci infiniment pour cette vidéo ❤ j adore toujours autant les Bee Gees même si Barry a toujours été mon chouchou jai toujours adorée Maurice pour ces performances musicales et son humour ❤ ainsi que Robin pour sa voix sensuelle ❤ . Merci pour la traduction en Français. J écoute tout les jours les Bee Gees , pour moi c est le meilleur groupe au monde et il ne passe pas de mode , je les ADORENT ❤❤❤

George was on a fender jazz bass check the pics

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Much props for the inclusion of the simple but powerful "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" riff!

Green Day: Longview Nirvana : Lounge Act L'Arc en Ciel: Blurry Eyes Led Zeppelin: Whole Lotta Love and The Song Remains The Same Tool: The Pot

You could be mine????

I have one! Stellar Circuits - Witch House

How often do you hear a bass solo (My Generation) in the middle of a song?

And that's why they call him The Ox. His tone was impeccable. My favorite bass guitarist of all time. No one played like him before, nor after.

I’m pretty sure the bassline is supposed to start on the root and then do a walk up to the root so the way you played it (starting with the walk up) threw me off

Woooooow!!! Nothing less than amazing!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

Bass players are the healers of the band party.

Did any of the Who ever come to the knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord?

If Rush isn't your favorite band, then they most likely are your favorite band's favorite band...

tetsuo sakurai is the best bassist

He was the glue that held The Who sound together. And he died before he got old! Thanks Ox. 🙏👍😊🎶

I LOVE his Too Late the Hero album, alongside Joe Walsh and Joe Vitale!

Paul almost stole the show on that song with the baseline

Somewhere in time and space Lemmy and Hendrix are hopefully jamming RIP guys

Paul could pay any instrument, drums, any guitar and his voice range was incredible. If he wasn’t playing traditional bass it was for a particular reason, leave him alone.

Great band, their documentary is great, recommended watch if you like them ❤

Love this!

Sounds JUST like a Rickenbacker !

check out some jaco pastorius

nicely done - man u have passion that jumps off the screen - now gonna listen a lot deeper to abba’s bass lines

It's true, you gotta get a rickenbacker, that natural midscoop and ringing sustain are its stock-in-trade