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4 No. 1 Hits From the 1980s That Prove the Right Bass Line Can Make or Break a Song
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4 No. 1 Hits From the 1980s That Prove the Right Bass Line Can Make or Break a Song
Roger Waters of Pink Floyd performs at the Architectural Association student party, London, 16th December 1966. He is playing a Rickenbacker 4001S bass guitar. (Photo by Adam Ritchie/Redferns) For all the flak that bassists get when it comes to band jokes, they’re one of the most crucial parts of a band. The right bass part can completely transform a song from a snoozer into a groover, and the difference can be as small as a syncopated note here…
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