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Tony Levin
Tony Levin is in arguably the most influential bass player in America. Having played bass for a seemingly endless list of artists (including David Bowie, John Lennon, Alice Cooper, Paul Simon, Peter Frampton), and an even longer list of albums (400 and counting), Levin is best known in cult circles for his 80s work with the prog rock band, King Crimson. (The term "progressive" is used by definition, but Crimson's music was a complex filtering of classical, new wave, metal, folk and jazz.) Levin's most famous contribution, however, came in the form of the casual funk bassline in Peter Gabriel's Motown-influenced "Sledgehammer," a runaway #1 hit in 1986.
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 Cliff Williams AC/DC SVT-810E , SVT4PRO
 www.acdc.com/- From their iconic logo and thundering rhythm section, to Angus Young's high-voltage guitar and Brian Johnson's endearing metal shriek, AC/DC is synonymous with hard rock, and in 2003 were rightfully inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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- Hutch Hutchinson
- Bonnie Raitt
- SVT2PRO , SVT808 (Custom)
- www.bonnieraitt.com/
- Even if you haven't heard the name, you most certainly have heard his bass contributions with artists like the Neville Brothers, Elton John, Jackson Browne, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Garth Brooks, Bruce Hornsby, Lyle Lovett, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
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- Doug Pinnick
- King's X
- SVT-4PRO , SVT-810E
- www.kingsxrocks.com/
- From 1988's Out of the Silent Planet to 2008's XV, King's X have refined and reinvented their intoxicating sound and Beatle-esque harmonies. 1989's charting Gretchen Goes To Nebraska was hailed as "taking their unique sounds to unprecedented heights of invention and inspiration." Throughout, Doug Pinnick's originality and technical bass prowess - along with the band's unmatched vocal arrangements - defines King's X enthralling mix of metal, pop, funk and rock.
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