John Entwistle a sonic architect who changed how the bass guitar#johnentwistle #short #bassist

John Entwistle, famously known as “The Ox,” was the thunder behind The Who’s explosive sound. While Pete Townshend smashed guitars and Keith Moon destroyed drum kits, Entwistle stood almost motionless, yet his bass roared like a storm. Many fans don’t realize that he was one of the first to turn the bass into a lead instrument, pushing it far beyond its traditional background role. Entwistle’s playing style was revolutionary. Using aggressive fingerpicking, bi-amping, and treble heavy tones, he created what critics called “bass solos in disguise.” His work on songs like “My Generation” and “The Real Me” inspired generations of bassists, from Geddy Lee to Billy Sheehan. #short #johnentwistle #thewho

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