Himself
But in His Concerts As of Now , Brian Ray Plays Bass Whether Paul is on Piano, & Guitar
& sometimes Wix Wickens Plays bass on keyboard when Paul, Rusty, & Brian are on guitar
Paul was the official bassist - his Hofner violin bass is a very iconic instrument. Occasionally George would play bass. Stu Sutcliffe was the original bassist, however, as Paul played rhythm guitar and even at one stage the drums for the band.
Paul McCartney, Although there are a few exceptions to this. He also played lead guitar for a few songs, and before The Beatles really got going and before Ringo Starr made his appearance he played drums for a short time.
Paul was the primary bass player for the Beatles; however he wasn't first; Stuart Sutcliffe was the original (and it has to be said, musically untalented) bass player. George and John also played bass occasionally - John played bass on the Let It Be track as Paul played piano.
The bassist for the Batles was singer, songwriter, bassist Paul McCartney!
Paul McCartney, born June 18th, 1942.
Tony Barber - bassist - was born in 1963.
Lee Jackson - bassist - was born on 1943-01-08.
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The Beatles.
Eero Heinonen is the bassist of the Rasmus
Paul McCartney, the bassist/vocalist
Only two original members of The Beatles are still living today, their bassist and singer Paul McCartney,and their drummer, Ringo Starr.
He was a bassist, but to say he actually played it is a stretch.
Stu Sutcliffe was the bassist for The Beatles before his death in 1962. He never played the drums - that role has always been held by Pete Best and Ringo Starr.
He's called a bassist. Paul McCartney played bass for most of the Beatles recordings and performances, although originally the band's bassist was Stuart Sutcliffe and occasionally George or John would play bass - John played bass on Let It Be as it was recorded live and Paul was playing piano.
There is a theory that Paul McCartney - the bassist - is dead and has been since 1966 and was replaced by a look-alike named Billy Shears. Of course, this is just a theory, but what if it was the truth? 🙂
There is a theory that Paul McCartney - the bassist - is dead and has been since 1966 and was replaced by a look-alike named Billy Shears. Of course, this is just a theory, but what if it was the truth? 🙂
They were part of a group called the Quarrymen, then they were called the Beatles.
Tommy Moore; he went with them on their first professional tour, backing singer Johnny Gentle in Scotland. (He quit after they got back.) Pete Best was their next regular drummer; he joined in August 1960.
The name "Beatles" stood for both the insect, and the beat of their music. The name was inspired in part by Buddy Holly's Crickets. The band themselves stood for peace, love and understanding.
no the bassist is not dead. The bassist is Tom Araya, he is also the vocalist.
The bassist is the person in a band that plays the bass guitar.