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I really like Abe Laboriel myself: simple, very tasty and groove-oriented. I think Billy Sheehan is probably the most virtuostic bass player I've heard, though. I wish I could play guitar leads half as well (or fast) as he plays bass solos. He falls into the same virtuoso class as Stanley Clark - except he's rock-oriented instead of jazz. ------------------ Larry www.audibleresponse.com
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