Led Zeppelin is my favorite all-time band (John Paul Jones was no slouch either), but no denying Entwistle was the best bassist who ever lived. INCREDIBLE.
pgzzz Eh, I'm not one for debates really but I can think of a few Bassists that could give him a run for his money. He is incredibly talented, no doubt. But I feel guys like Jack Bruce, Jaco Pastorius, and probably others I don't even know of could hold their own with him. I think Entwistle was an amazing Bassist but to say he is downright the best player ever is...well not wrong but I think that "best" in music is all subjective to opinion. I just can't say any one certain Musician is the best because they can't possibly record every style they enjoy or take influence from.
pgzzz Les Claypool is pretty damn good bass player. Primus has many great songs with bass. Geddy Lee of Rush, Jack Bruce, John Paul Jones, There's plenty of great Bass players but OX is in a league of his own.
Love the fact that roger takes a break and sits down on the stage at 2:05. It almost as if he's saying "better sit down. When thunder fingers starts thundering we'll be here for a while"
John Entwistle was and is one of the greatest bass players of all times. In the 1960's, he was maybe not the first, but one of the first bassists to explore all the possibilities of his instrument. In my opinion, one of the greatest merits of Entwistle was to reveal that the bass guitar could be a full part soloist instrument and not just a simple accompaniment instrument. Also, this very gifted artist was an outstanding melodist. Entwistle virtuosity is never gratuitous. It's always at the service of a melodic thought. Also, his playing is so fluent. Each time I listen one of his solos, I have the feeling to hear a powerful version of a sea wave. So much power and so much liquid softness in one symphonic movement. A lot of very talented bassists followed your path: Flea, Billy Sheehan, Geddy Lee, just for naming a few. R.I.P., bro. We'll never thank you enough for all the rich legacy you left us. ✌✌✌🤟🤟🤟🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🎼🎼🎼
To all the haters: If you think The Ox sucks, please post a video of your amazing bass playing. Until then, please refrain from typing on this video about your so-called "greatness".
This man is one of the greatest bass guitar players to walk this earth. no doubt about it. He's influenced many people, inlcuding myself, and helped to bring new generations of bass players. Rest in peace Ox.
The fact that arguably the current best Bass player in the world GEDDY LEE from Rush has him as his favourite bass player of all time means a lot... RIP the OX...
He was such an incredible pleasure to watch when he played. He had a unique pluck style. He didn't slap, but it sure sounded like he did. His tone was so outrageous and awesome. I see he had the tapping thing down. The Who are a much better band than I admit. I never really got into them, but John, by far, is one of the best of all time. Just because you don't have the stage presence of the guitarist and late drummer doesn't mean you aren't any good. Someone in the band had to be the rock and hold it together...and the Thunderfingers of the Ox did just that and more. What an awesome bassist he was!
What more can be said. His bass says it all. Call him the Ox, the Quiet One, Johnny Thunderfingers, whatever. I'm just proud to have seen him play and live in his time.
I think one of the scariest things about John Entwhisle is that he was one of the earliest rock bass players that can shreds, but even today, this is still very impressive. And all the cool looking basses he had. He just seems like come from the future to his time
John Entwistle made bass playing look effortless!! I'm honored to say that I was able to witness his undeniable talent in concert. He was an asset to the rock world!
Mark King, Victor Wooten, Flea, Geddy Lee, Cliff Burton, Lemmy, whatever and whoever...they're all great bass players with different styles from different backgrounds with unique histories. To argue that one is better than the other is ridiculous. They've all had a hand in bringing the instrument to the foreground and they have all influenced others. I loved Entwistle because I loved the who but I appreciate other bass players as well. I will say this though, John had the best fashion sense. ;)
John is quite possibly the best bass player I've ever seen (RIP) there's an awesome documentary I saw recently, John Entwistle: An Oxes Tale, I just downloaded it off Itunes, I would recommend it to any fans out there.
Agreed Link. The thing that strikes me the most about The Who is each member plays Lead at what they do. No band comes to my mind that has each member at the very pinnacle of their chosen musical position. The Ox is flat out impressive. Keith Moon has never been replicated or ever will be,Roger has a range so difficult no one will try and cover him and Pete's incredibly solid guitar playing always seems to set the mood for his amazing works. His Quadrophenia is an absolute masterpiece.
Cracks me up, some of you yahoo's claim he is not a good bass player??? He is on youtube with his band, The Who. If you all are better bass players or have a better band, put your money where your mouth is, lets see how good you are!! RIP John.
Primus is awesome and Les is a great bassist!!! My comment was aimed at the naysayers that claim John Entwistle is NOT a good bass player. My reasons are, if some is going to bash a bass player, drummer, guitarist, etc. you better be better than the person your bashing. I may not like all musicians but I do give them the respect for mastering their craft!!
Also amazing how even brings the solo down and then back into the song itself. The man was an absolute musical legend on multiple instruments....things that would have probably existed at some point, but unless he did it way back when, would have missed an entire generation of bass players we all love now.
There is no Who without the Ox. They managed to do fine after losing Keith, but without the Ox's searing bass lines, The Who just isn't The Who anymore.
People have differences of opinion on who's the greatest or the best of, whether it's a rock band, a lead guitar player, or the greatest bass guitar player. There are many great players out there for sure. I first saw John Entwistle way back in the '60's before the band became 'The Who'. Even then, John was playing the bass much like one would play a lead guitar. John was way ahead of his time even back then. He was bringing the bass guitar out on a level of that of lead guitar. As Pete Townsend once said in a documentary, that John had the ability to change the fucking instrument, to bring it forward. I have seen John play rock, blues, or jazz & nothing I saw ever defeated the man.
This man was a force of nature. Like Pete said "he changed the fucking instrument!" Will we ever see anyone so amazingly talented? I don't know. I guess in whatever afterlife place you believe in, John's jamming away with Jimi Hendrex and Janis Joplin is singing the tune. Now there's an album I'd buy anyday!
A couple of things you folks are forgetting. Music is in the ear of the beholder, it is not always gonna be to your liking. We all come from different walks of life, and like certain genre's and sounds. And second this video, this concert was 12 freaking years ago, and at the time, this was the sound everyone craved. John did a great job for the time, and to this day his music lives on.
Great bass solo! The essence of the bass is still there unlike other solos by other people where they sound like a frustrated guitar player. RIP John Alec "Thunderfingers" Entwistle
You can tell at around 4 minutes in John was pretty satisfied with that solo, you see the slight smile after. And I would be too, I only wish I could do this
John is probably the only base player I've ever seen play so quick and so fluid like he's playing a six string guitar. Entwistle and Geddy Lee are tops in my book.
i saw Entwistle twice, both times i was amazed at his bass playing abilitys, he stands do still and his handz move so fast incredible, then two months ago i saw Rush, with another equaly talented bassist Geddy Lee, whom i think is the best alive today,
I had the great privilege of seeing John Entwhistle with The Who at MSG on October 7th, 2000. It was the last show of the tour. A 15-minute bass solo on "My Generation". One of the greatest performances I have ever seen. RIP. Victor Wooten must have watched and listened to a lot of John Entwhistle. Victa' just took it to another planet.
christ, that's probably the best sound i've ever heard from a bass. all those years of slaving to create the perfect sound seems to have yielded some goddamn juicy fruit.
John is to the bass what Jimi was to the guitar: a virtuoso that revolutionized what the instrument was capable of; as a solo instrument and part of a band. John and Jimi are jamming up there with Wolfgang, Ludwig and Johann B right now ... and I bet they're rockin the Heavens!
Jason Bentley, i was there too last night and what a fantastic tribute, the way they spliced this footage in was awesome, felt like John was in the room....
I just saw Quadrophenia a few days ago, and when the video of that solo cane up on the screen, i was stunned. The Ox maybe the greatest bassist ever. Just a simply amazing musician.
I am and have been a Who fan since I was a young teen (1971). And I think that, individually, they are among the best group of instrumentalists in rock. Each of them was phenomenal. Preeminent on his respective instrument. To say that about anybody when speaking of Keith Moon is giving great "props." 'wistle was among the greats. Doubt it? Listen to Love Reign O'er Me and/or Baba O'Riley! On the first, Pete, Keith & Roger (his voice is a great instrument) kill! Entwistle holds his own!
I've been listening to music for 53 years and playing it for 44 years. I can hang with MOST so called rock guitarists/bassists and I too know my shit. This solo proved why John has always been considered one of the best.
Thank you for an intelligent and rounded reply. Technically John's Playing was unreal and the speed of his finger style was ballistic! The issue I "personally" have is that it leaves me cold and unmoved. No denying that he was technically one of the greatest bass players of all time (although that will always be a subjective statement)
Yeah, John Entwistle is incredible; there is no doubt. He’s not only a Bass master, he’s my favorite Bass master ?:-) . What I absolutely love about this clip is the Bass Cam.
good and melodic, I don't know if it's overdriven or the audio is bad but if you can imagine the distortion not there, it sounds great. any bass player who dares lift up in to the trebles is awesome to me!
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Led Zeppelin is my favorite all-time band (John Paul Jones was no slouch either), but no denying Entwistle was the best bassist who ever lived. INCREDIBLE.
Best bass player that ever lived by a clear margin. Came from a time when bass players stood at the back playing one note.
pgzzz Eh, I'm not one for debates really but I can think of a few Bassists that could give him a run for his money. He is incredibly talented, no doubt. But I feel guys like Jack Bruce, Jaco Pastorius, and probably others I don't even know of could hold their own with him. I think Entwistle was an amazing Bassist but to say he is downright the best player ever is...well not wrong but I think that "best" in music is all subjective to opinion. I just can't say any one certain Musician is the best because they can't possibly record every style they enjoy or take influence from.
pgzzz Les Claypool is pretty damn good bass player. Primus has many great songs with bass. Geddy Lee of Rush, Jack Bruce, John Paul Jones, There's plenty of great Bass players but OX is in a league of his own.
+pgzzz And another pioneer of Bass Hugh Hopper Hugh invented the loop sound used to do it with recording tape around milk bottles to splice it!
No one can gallop like Steve Harris
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Love the fact that roger takes a break and sits down on the stage at 2:05. It almost as if he's saying "better sit down. When thunder fingers starts thundering we'll be here for a while"
Barry McAllister That's not really the case mate, he knows very well if he's in line with the speakers his bowels will void :-)
John Entwistle was and is one of the greatest bass players of all times. In the 1960's, he was maybe not the first, but one of the first bassists to explore all the possibilities of his instrument. In my opinion, one of the greatest merits of Entwistle was to reveal that the bass guitar could be a full part soloist instrument and not just a simple accompaniment instrument. Also, this very gifted artist was an outstanding melodist. Entwistle virtuosity is never gratuitous. It's always at the service of a melodic thought. Also, his playing is so fluent. Each time I listen one of his solos, I have the feeling to hear a powerful version of a sea wave. So much power and so much liquid softness in one symphonic movement. A lot of very talented bassists followed your path: Flea, Billy Sheehan, Geddy Lee, just for naming a few. R.I.P., bro. We'll never thank you enough for all the rich legacy you left us. ✌✌✌🤟🤟🤟🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🎼🎼🎼
Incredible. He nailed his feet to the floor and then danced on the strings. Definitely one of the top bassists ever.
“Nailed his feet to the floor and then danced on the strings” is both the most awesome and accurate comment I’ve ever read
Ever
He's so laid back and relaxed as he plays this, no struggle or straining at all!!!!!
I'm so happy a friend had an extra ticket to see The Who in 1996 so I could see John do this sort of thing live.....brilliant.
John Entwistle..... Speechless the man was bred to play bass, and boy did he!
To all the haters: If you think The Ox sucks, please post a video of your amazing bass playing. Until then, please refrain from typing on this video about your so-called "greatness".
No hating here. As a bass player, I have only one word: insane!
CorvetteCoonass How can anyone dislike this ??..The Ox is the GREATEST bass player EVER !!
Well said friend!!!
He sucks. Get over it man.
Totally agree with you.
Very inspirational. People who think bass is easy or boring, take note... listen to more great stuff like this.
This man is one of the greatest bass guitar players to walk this earth. no doubt about it. He's influenced many people, inlcuding myself, and helped to bring new generations of bass players. Rest in peace Ox.
The fact that arguably the current best Bass player in the world GEDDY LEE from Rush has him as his favourite bass player of all time means a lot... RIP the OX...
Geddy lee not even close to best wdym
@@thecolourrose9022Jaco Pastorius is the best bass player in the world
@@raonimm lmao not even close try again
@@thecolourrose9022 who do you think is the best?
@@janbilac717 Entwistle by light years no contest
He was such an incredible pleasure to watch when he played. He had a unique pluck style. He didn't slap, but it sure sounded like he did. His tone was so outrageous and awesome. I see he had the tapping thing down. The Who are a much better band than I admit. I never really got into them, but John, by far, is one of the best of all time. Just because you don't have the stage presence of the guitarist and late drummer doesn't mean you aren't any good. Someone in the band had to be the rock and hold it together...and the Thunderfingers of the Ox did just that and more. What an awesome bassist he was!
My favorite Bass Player of all time...R.I.P. John
What more can be said.
His bass says it all.
Call him the Ox, the Quiet One, Johnny Thunderfingers, whatever.
I'm just proud to have seen him play and live in his time.
I think one of the scariest things about John Entwhisle is that he was one of the earliest rock bass players that can shreds, but even today, this is still very impressive. And all the cool looking basses he had. He just seems like come from the future to his time
One of the best bass players of all time. In my opinion he is the best and is my inspiration for how I want to play.
I always loved The Who and John Entwistle. I am a bass player, but after seeing this video I got a new respect for him and his style of playing!!!
It's amazing to me when a band is able to come together like that, that they're able to find such amazing talent for each position.
The band's current use of this solo in their Quadrophenia tour shows is awesome. The crowd goes nuts for it.
John Entwistle made bass playing look effortless!! I'm honored to say that I was able to witness his undeniable talent in concert. He was an asset to the rock world!
WHOA!!! This is AWESOME, CRAZY, FANTASTIC, SUPERB, REMARKABLE, UNBELIEVABLE, ETC., ETC., super-pro bass skills live in action!! John is so amazing!!
Wow. John you're amazing. Legend will live on....
Mark King, Victor Wooten, Flea, Geddy Lee, Cliff Burton, Lemmy, whatever and whoever...they're all great bass players with different styles from different backgrounds with unique histories. To argue that one is better than the other is ridiculous. They've all had a hand in bringing the instrument to the foreground and they have all influenced others. I loved Entwistle because I loved the who but I appreciate other bass players as well. I will say this though, John had the best fashion sense. ;)
Absolutley true, actually hearing this solo its obvious that Cliff Burton had a direct influence from Geddy who got inspired by John obviously.
I howled in anguish when I found out he'd passed on, and this great innovator will never be forgotten. RIP, great bass god!
Extraordinario solo de bajo John Entwistle ,pocos hay tan buenos como el, The Who
RIP John Entwistle, he was a phenomenal bass guitarist !!!!!
John is quite possibly the best bass player I've ever seen (RIP) there's an awesome documentary I saw recently, John Entwistle: An Oxes Tale, I just downloaded it off Itunes, I would recommend it to any fans out there.
Yeah fucking right best bass player no!! Good who bass player 1 second ago · Shared publicly
Ill out play him any day dead or alive!!!
JOE TOWNSELL Put something up then Joe, I'd love to hear it.
you need to do history on bass players just don't stop at the who,R.I.P. John Entwistle
The Ox was a fabulous bassist, and had an incredible tone! RIP John... \m/
Now, this is a powerful bass solo performance. Impressive and inspiring.
Agreed Link. The thing that strikes me the most about The Who is each member plays Lead at what they do. No band comes to my mind that has each member at the very pinnacle of their chosen musical position. The Ox is flat out impressive. Keith Moon has never been replicated or ever will be,Roger has a range so difficult no one will try and cover him and Pete's incredibly solid guitar playing always seems to set the mood for his amazing works. His Quadrophenia is an absolute masterpiece.
I so agree with you the greatest band ever
I love how the whole time he's doing this amazing solo, his facial expression is like "hmm... I wonder what's on TV tonight..."
Esse cara é de outro planeta. Incrível!!!
the jimi hendrix of the bass
Cracks me up, some of you yahoo's claim he is not a good bass player??? He is on youtube with his band, The Who. If you all are better bass players or have a better band, put your money where your mouth is, lets see how good you are!! RIP John.
I dunno, Primus and Les Claypool are pretty dope.
Primus is awesome and Les is a great bassist!!! My comment was aimed at the naysayers that claim John Entwistle is NOT a good bass player. My reasons are, if some is going to bash a bass player, drummer, guitarist, etc. you better be better than the person your bashing. I may not like all musicians but I do give them the respect for mastering their craft!!
Also amazing how even brings the solo down and then back into the song itself. The man was an absolute musical legend on multiple instruments....things that would have probably existed at some point, but unless he did it way back when, would have missed an entire generation of bass players we all love now.
my opinion the greatest bass player ever, i mean omfg...the guys fingers were incredible...rip ..
208stroker1 his fingers are that fast the camera cannot keep up seriously
Victor Wooten.
There is no Who without the Ox. They managed to do fine after losing Keith, but without the Ox's searing bass lines, The Who just isn't The Who anymore.
I'm pretty sure Arthritis was afraid to come after Entwistle in his later years.
Miss you John. You inspired me to play bass and your skills were relentless! Teach god how to play bass very well!
I love this idea of bass beiing played as solo guitar and not like a bass. I do play guitar like a bass guitar
sounds interesting. You mean you play it flamenco-style (plucking) or just that your filling the role of the bassist?
Ok I will respond now. I was drunk and in a funky music mood when I made the comment. And yes, I must agree, Entwistle is a better player...
did anyone notice his pickups sparking at 1:47?? :0
THAT is a BASS SOLO!!! Incredible!! John "Thunder Fingers" Entwistle!!
Mr. Thunderfingers.
John's solos sends Gene Simmon's bass solos to the garbage.
Hamer4114 Dude. KISS are a bunch of no-talent hacks.
They give one hell of a performance though. They do some stupid stuff ;p
***** When I accidentally step into dog shit I say "Damn it, I stepped into Gene Simmons."
Tommy Leung The performances are too compensate for their lack of musical ability.
You mean deeper in the garbage
Still prefer Flea....
So, when did you lose your hearing?
Dom Levy When I started to enjoy real music I guess.
531chaz What a Joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hhahahahahahahha.... "real music".
So, The Who... What is?
Fuck the Who
Flea is overrated
People have differences of opinion on who's the greatest or the best of, whether it's a rock band, a lead guitar player, or the greatest bass guitar player. There are many great players out there for sure. I first saw John Entwistle way back in the '60's before the band became 'The Who'. Even then, John was playing the bass much like one would play a lead guitar. John was way ahead of his time even back then. He was bringing the bass guitar out on a level of that of lead guitar. As Pete Townsend once said in a documentary, that John had the ability to change the fucking instrument, to bring it forward. I have seen John play rock, blues, or jazz & nothing I saw ever defeated the man.
John Entwistle and Chris Squire, my two favourite bass players.
The ox was so melodic and lyrical in his playing. There will never be another one.
great bass solo!! felt the surge as he shifted octaves.....Rock In Peace,John....
Being a drummer of 33 yrs and i have watched this vid over and over for the past few years my jaw still hits the ground...my god the man could play.!!
This man was a force of nature. Like Pete said "he changed the fucking instrument!" Will we ever see anyone so amazingly talented? I don't know. I guess in whatever afterlife place you believe in, John's jamming away with Jimi Hendrex and Janis Joplin is singing the tune. Now there's an album I'd buy anyday!
John Entwistle is underrated. From the moment that someone doesn't consider him as the best, he's underrated!
A couple of things you folks are forgetting. Music is in the ear of the beholder, it is not always gonna be to your liking. We all come from different walks of life, and like certain genre's and sounds.
And second this video, this concert was 12 freaking years ago, and at the time, this was the sound everyone craved. John did a great job for the time, and to this day his music lives on.
Great bass solo! The essence of the bass is still there unlike other solos by other people where they sound like a frustrated guitar player. RIP John Alec "Thunderfingers" Entwistle
You can tell at around 4 minutes in John was pretty satisfied with that solo, you see the slight smile after. And I would be too, I only wish I could do this
John is probably the only base player I've ever seen play so quick and so fluid like he's playing a six string guitar. Entwistle and Geddy Lee are tops in my book.
9 years today! RIP Ox - best bassist the world ever has and ever will see! FACT!
Just saw The Who last night, they used this solo and synched it into 5:15, it was very well done and the concert was fantastic
Every so often, I have to pop in and check this out just one more time and each time, I am blown away. Damn.... this guy made it look so easy!
I was so lucky to see one of his last performances in the UK absolute legend. Rest in peace. Hope your still rocking in heaven 🤘
Seriously, that was NEVER done (or even maybe considered that it could be done) until John Entwistle....legend.
John Entwistle stands there like the epitome of cool and plays that bass effortlessly!
Surely the greatest bassist ever! Unrivalled.
Entwistle and Knopfler - just standing there, your everyday perfectionist at work.
i saw Entwistle twice, both times i was amazed at his bass playing abilitys, he stands do still and his handz move so fast incredible, then two months ago i saw Rush, with another equaly talented bassist Geddy Lee, whom i think is the best alive today,
I had the great privilege of seeing John Entwhistle with The Who at MSG on October 7th, 2000. It was the last show of the tour. A 15-minute bass solo on "My Generation". One of the greatest performances I have ever seen. RIP.
Victor Wooten must have watched and listened to a lot of John Entwhistle. Victa' just took it to another planet.
That was the highlight of the show!! Saw them last night in Newark!!
Best solo i've ever heard on bass
christ, that's probably the best sound i've ever heard from a bass. all those years of slaving to create the perfect sound seems to have yielded some goddamn juicy fruit.
John is to the bass what Jimi was to the guitar: a virtuoso that revolutionized what the instrument was capable of; as a solo instrument and part of a band. John and Jimi are jamming up there with Wolfgang, Ludwig and Johann B right now ... and I bet they're rockin the Heavens!
Nothing like watching Ox hammer away on his bass. Rock music owes him a debt for sure, and he is missed. RIP
the master,ridiculously clean and melodic!
Jason Bentley, i was there too last night and what a fantastic tribute, the way they spliced this footage in was awesome, felt like John was in the room....
how can anyone dislike this display of excellence
Really great work John, wherever you are. A true pioneer, like Jaco
I just saw Quadrophenia a few days ago, and when the video of that solo cane up on the screen, i was stunned. The Ox maybe the greatest bassist ever. Just a simply amazing musician.
Ive never had as big of goosebumps in my life. R.I.P.
I am and have been a Who fan since I was a young teen (1971). And I think that, individually, they are among the best group of instrumentalists in rock. Each of them was phenomenal. Preeminent on his respective instrument. To say that about anybody when speaking of Keith Moon is giving great "props." 'wistle was among the greats. Doubt it? Listen to Love Reign O'er Me and/or Baba O'Riley! On the first, Pete, Keith & Roger (his voice is a great instrument) kill! Entwistle holds his own!
I've been listening to music for 53 years and playing it for 44 years. I can hang with MOST so called rock guitarists/bassists and I too know my shit. This solo proved why John has always been considered one of the best.
He's why I gave up playing the bass. I'll never be as good as him.
Sir, yes, Sir !
Nikolai .Nekodayo or if you'd just like to keep your finger pads :P i barely have mine...but im still playing
Lisa Bonizet My fingers are rather short compared to my palms, it makes it hard to play properly.
Nikolai .Nekodayo short scale basses helped me with that problem
Nikolai .Nekodayo You're not supposed to be as good as someone else, you're supposed to be as good as YOU can be.
The best ever. Not even debatable. He INVENTED the rock bass style in 1964. And the bass solo for that matter.
ha nice on e brother, i came accross this last year and ive watched it 10000s of times..my god hes just awesome.
John Entwistle, The only man to tune his bass and make it a part of an epic solo.
This video will never get old! Amazing!!!!!!
Saw it in Philly a couple of weeks ago.I've been watching this video for years.
Thank you for an intelligent and rounded reply. Technically John's Playing was unreal and the speed of his finger style was ballistic! The issue I "personally" have is that it leaves me cold and unmoved. No denying that he was technically one of the greatest bass players of all time (although that will always be a subjective statement)
El mejor bajista de la historia sin ningún tipo de duda que valga. Y Keith estará disputandose el primer puesto de baterías con más baterías.
I guarantee you several people who play bass today were in that audience. That's inspirational.
this is amazing the best bassist ever no question it's even verging on ridiculous
MR. JOHN ENTWISLE, MR. JOHN PAUL JONES, MR. GEEZER. AND OF COURSE, MR LEMMY K. all of them should get HONORARY DOCTORATE OF BASS PLAYING!!!
The Guv'nor, this guy was way ahead of his time, turned bass into a lead instrument
Yeah, John Entwistle is incredible; there is no doubt. He’s not only a Bass master, he’s my favorite Bass master ?:-) . What I absolutely love about this clip is the Bass Cam.
Here because of The Who gig last night (15/06/13) at the O2. They played along to this live on the night. EPIC.
I Think sometimes only musicians can Imagine what Hard working this was, year by year, this is not only Talent. It's so sad, that he Died.
good and melodic, I don't know if it's overdriven or the audio is bad but if you can imagine the distortion not there, it sounds great. any bass player who dares lift up in to the trebles is awesome to me!
Greatest bass player of all time for sure.
RIP Good man, Remembering you're badass departure in style one decade on!
Greatest ever! All that action yet he doesn't even flinch or break a sweat.