Double bass
The double bass, also known simply as the bass, is the largest and lowest-pitched bowed string instrument in the modern symphony orchestra. Similar in structure to the cello, it has four, although occasionally five, strings.
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James Jamerson
American bass player
Tim Lefebvre
American bass guitarist
Bones Hillman
New Zealand musician
Jerry Jemmott
American bass guitarist
Monk Montgomery
American bassist
Tim Landers
American bassist
Derrick Hodge
Composer
Andy Pask
Musician
Larry Taylor
Actor
Stu Cook
American bass guitarist
Tony Levin
American musician
Tony Levin
American musician
Jerry Scheff
American bassist
Alphonso Johnson
American bassist
Mo Foster
Bassist
Justin Meldal-Johnsen
American musician
Svante Henryson
Composer
Paul Chambers
American double bassist
Slam Stewart
American musician
Georg Riedel
Swedish bass player
Henri Texier
French double bassist
Mitchell F. Jayne
Bass player
Domenico Dragonetti
Italian composer
Gary Karr
American teacher
Indi Stivín
Czech double bassist
James Singleton
American former professional basketball player
Jo Skaansar
Norwegian composer
Jon Rune Strøm
Norwegian musician
Jack Lawrence
British graphic novelist
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson
Multi-instrumentalist
Warren Benfield
Double bassist
Mikyung Sung
Bass player
Skinny Dennis
Musician
Ed Garland
Jazz musician
Griffin Boice
American record producer
Bob Moore
Film producer
Jimmy Blanton
American bassist
Jim Tavaré
Comedian
Nicki Parrott
Vocalist
Johnny Hawksworth
British bassist
Cachao
Cuban double bassist
William Parker
American double bassist
Joe Fonda
American bassist
Eugene Wright
American bassist
Kent Kessler
American jazz musician
Gary Peacock
American bassist
Marc Johnson
American bass player
