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Other than the obvious sir Paul, I can onl recall a few. The dudes from necrophagist and beyond creation whose names are eluding me at the moment, Paul gray, and the bassist from the kings x.. Can you recall any others?

Then there's also peter steele who was originally a lefty but then learned righty and stuck with that

Offhand:

Paul Gray - Slipknot
Joe Long - Four Deasons
Dug Pinnick - King's X
Jimmy Haslip
Ed Gagliardi - Foreigner (Just died a couple of weeks ago)
Jimi Goodwin - Doves
Colin Hodgkinson

Mark White from the Spin Doctors, who's also a member of this board

Matt Ross is pretty famous.

A legend in my spare time

Stefan fimmers was the necrophagist bassist whose name I could not recall. I did not know foreigner had a lefty bassist until today! RIP Ed.
Dominic Lapointe was the beyond creation bassist who I could not recall the name of. He plays a six string fretless incredibly.

Found another. Scott Reeder from kyuss.

I think it's legit to mention Jimi Hendrix. He did a lot of the bass tracks on the records.

Jim Leverton - played with Noel Redding, Steve Marriott, Caravan

Come on. Guys? You're missing one of the most important lefty bassists of them all. The one and only Colin Grigson (aka Rik Mayall) from the greatest fake British metal band of forever. BAD NEWS!

Karl Green, the guy from Herman's Hermits.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv8k0VI9tBc

New Jersey's own Glen Burtnik and the late Waymon Tisdale.

How bout Joe Long from the Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons, remember back in the day (40-50's) if you went to Catholic school the nuns would not allow you to write left handed so there were not many left handed players in the 50's and early 60's. Joe is one of the first Leftys beside Sir Paul that I seen that was left handed.

It was noted that Jimi Hendrix's father wanted him to play right handed, Jimi had to learn to play left handed when his father was not around. It was not easy being left handed back in the day.

Good discussion, guys. I'm learning a lot of people i previously did not know.

And it still isn't easy today as far as finding instruments

Steve Smith - The Vapors.
Great Rickenbacker clank.

Steve Marshall from Canadian punk legends Teenage Head. (I bought a Ric 4001 from him once.)

Our resident lefty Josh Newton has a very nice résumé.

Did we forget our fantastic resident Yves Carbonne?

Chris Chew from the Mississippi All Stars. And I second Matt's inclusion of Hendrix. Great bass lines.

Gerald Johnson- former bassist with Steve Miller Band http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=ste ... edIndex=12 He currently performs with Dave Mason and his resume includes Les Dudek, CSN &Y,Greg Allman and the Pointer Sisters.