Talk:Eric Wilson (bassist)

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eric wilson was and still is one of the most creative bassists of modern music if you dont understand what i mean then get your hands on a sublime album and listen to any of the following, all you need, doin time up town dub, saw red, STP, badfish, or pool shark. if you prefar the long beach dub allstars then just about any bassline is beautifuly made but some of my favorites are it aint easy, Rosarito, Rolled Up, Righteous Dub, or Soldiers. id like to hear others opinions and information if anyone has recomendations on basslines hes created with greater merit then the ones listed then feel free to post them

Man knows the pocket, and how to work it.

Haha...it looks like Eric Wilson made the page himself.

Or he has really really great fans.