[Selected by the pros!] 10 great bassists from the jazz fusion world
We asked professional bassist Akira Hasegawa, who teaches bass at Kyoto RAG Music Academy, to pick out electric bass players in the jazz-fusion realm who have established truly original “styles” and can serve as role models.
From a pro player’s perspective, he introduces a selection of session musicians you should definitely check out.
If any of the players catch your interest, be sure to look them up!
We hope this becomes a chance for you to discover new music.
Playlist
| A great bassist in the jazz fusion world | |||
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| 1east | Jaco Pastorius | play_arrow | Innovative performances and works by a bass player |
| 2east | Will Lee | play_arrow | Has all the elements required of a bass player. |
| 3east | Anthony Jackson | play_arrow | A uniquely Jamerson-influenced bass style |
| 4east | Abraham Laboriel | play_arrow | A fusion of advanced technology and indigenous song |
| 5east | Marcus Miller | play_arrow | Build your style with refined taste |
| 6east | Stanley Clarke | play_arrow | I practice the double bass, and I’m a genius at the electric bass. |
| 7east | Steve Swallow | play_arrow | The Eminence of Jazz Bass Players |
| 8east | Freddie Washington | play_arrow | Bassist who played with Steely Dan |
| 9east | Nathan East | play_arrow | Professional bassist, participated in over 2,000 times |
| 10east | Esperanza Spalding | play_arrow | Introducing the achievements of female bassists |


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