 | Journey to Love by Stanley Clarke
Buy new: £5.97 Probably Stanley Clarkes best album. great double bass and electric
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 | Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles
Buy new: £7.58 / Used from: £3.99 Paul Mcartney must have been on something here. The bass work on almost every track is fantastic. Very original, experimental. He never played this good again. shame
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 | Low: Remastered by David Bowie
Buy new: £4.98 / Used from: £3.25 George Murray is a criminally forgotten bassist. All his work with Bowie was brilliant. A great funk player. This has lots of great parts on it
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 | Jaco Pastorius by Jaco Pastorius
Buy new: £4.56 / Used from: £4.21 no need to comment!
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 | Led Zeppelin II: Remastered by Led Zeppelin
Buy new: £4.52 / Used from: £2.20 loads of great bass work here. Lemon song has a great bass solo from Jones. Id say this is Led Zeps best for bass
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 | Aja by Steely Dan
Buy new: £5.58 / Used from: £4.58 Chuck Rainey at his best. subtle but essential
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 | Liberation: The Island Anthology by Black Uhuru
Buy new: £9.98 / Used from: £7.85 Classic Sly and Robbie. great reggae bass
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 | Tamla Motown Gold: The Sound Of Young America by Various Artists
Buy new: £11.98 / Used from: £5.00 James Jamerson played on most of these. Influenced everyone
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 | Closer by Joy Division
Buy new: £5.17 / Used from: £4.60 You don't have to be fancy to be good. Peter Hook. Great melodic, punk, plectrum bass
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 | Graham Central Station by Larry Graham
Buy used from: £3.70 Larry Graham. Invented and in my opinion still the best at slap bass. Good singer too!
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