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In this list, we sought to list the most influential rock bassists in history, artists who impacted the world of music, influencing a legion of musicians not only with their talent and technique, but also with their charisma and stage presence. 🟥🟫🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟦🟩🟨🟧🟫🟥🟫🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟦🟩 Don’t forget to like, leave a comment, and share. Subscribe to our channel and consider becoming a member to gain early access to our content for a small fee. Just click on    / @backingtrackcenter   🟥🟫🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟦🟩🟨🟧🟫🟥🟫🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟦🟩 We researched the biographies and interviews of the following bassists in search of their influences: Geddy Lee, Tom Araya, Robert Trujillo, Geezer Butler, Billy Sheehan, Jack Bruce, John Entwistle, Paul McCartney, John Paul Jones, Steve Harris, Cliff Burton, Les Claypool, Flea, John Deacon, John Myung, Chris Squire, Chris Wolstenholme, Nick Oliveri, Mark Stoermer, Matt Freeman, Juan Alderete, Tim Commerford, Shavo Odadjian, Duff McKagan, Lemmy Kilmister, Rex Brown, Tony Levin, Sting, Mike Watt, Bill Wyman, Leland Sklar, Nikki Sixx, John McVie, Gene Simmons, Michael Anthony and Roger Glover. •Value "A" - For each influencer mentioned we attribute 1 point; with this, we form an initial ranking. • Value "B" - If the influencing musician is below the influenced one, the fixed value of 3 points multiplied by the number of occurrences is assigned to him. • Value "C" - With the final ranking in place, the result of the vote "The Best Rock Bassists of All Time" available on the website ranker.com is used, where more than 44 thousand people voted for their favorite bassists. With this, a score can also be assigned based on public perception. The values ​​applied do not have a great impact on the original score, but they help to better define the positions, even serving to resolve ties. To do this, we used the following scoring criteria that was added to the ranking: From 1st to 5th place: 2 points From 6th to 10th place: 1.5 points From 11th to 15th place: 1 point From 16th to 30th place: 0.5 points It may seem a little complicated, but here's the calculation: John Entwistle - A12 + C2 = 14 / Paul McCartney - A11 + C1 = 12 / John Paul Jones - A9 + C2 = 11 / Jack Bruce - A9 + C1 = 10 / Geezer Butler - A8 + C1,5 = 9,5 / Chris Squire - A5 + B + C=1 = 9 / Geddy Lee - A7 + C2 = 9 / Bill Wyman - A2 + (Bx2)= 8 / Phil Lynott - A2 + B + C=0,5 = 5,5 / Roger Glover - A2 + B = 5 / Glenn Cornick - A2 + B = 5 / Steve Harris - A3 + C1,5 = 4,5 / Greg Lake - A1 + B = 4 / Mike Rutherford - A1 + B = 4 / Pete Way - A1 + B = 4 / Lemmy Kilmister - A2 + C1,5 = 3,5 / Les Claypool - A1 + C2 = 3 / Cliff Burton - A1 + C1,5 = 2,5 / Jack Casady = C2 / Flea = C2 All bassists who were cited as an influence in our survey, but who did not reach the score necessary to appear in the top 20, were defined as HONORABLE MENTION. All bassists who were widely cited as an influence but who are not commonly classified as ROCK bassists were defined as MASTERS OF MASTERS. • CHAPTERS and RANKING: 00:00 - 20th place - Flea 00:32 - 19th place - Jack Casady 00:56 - 18th place - Cliff Burton 01:20 - 17th place - Les Claypool 01:44 - 16th place - Lemmy Kilmister 02:08 - 15th place - Pete Way 02:32 - 14th place - Mike Rutherford 02:56 - 13th place - Greg Lake 03:20 - 12th place - Steve Harris 03:44 - 11th place - Glenn Cornick 04:08 - INTERVAL 04:18 - 10th place - Roger Glover 04:42 - 9th place - Phil Lynott 05:06 - 8th place - Bill Wyman 05:30 - 7th place - Geddy Lee 05:54 - 6th place - Chris Squire 06:18 - 5th place - Geezer Butler 06:48 - 4th place - Jack Bruce 07:18 - 3rd place - John Paul Jones 07:48 - 2nd place - Paul McCartney 08:18 - HONORABLE MENTIONS 08:42 - 1st place - John Entwistle 09:16 - MASTERS OF MASTERS #thebestof #bassplayer #bassist #bassguitar #bassrock #progressiverock #heavymetal