I like pretty much all of the ones previously posted- another one that always puts a smile on my face is Chuckii Booker- Soultriilogy

I always liked The Real Me - JAE/Who for a real stand-out bass line.
Rich

Dreams, ABB..........

I was just listening to Black sabbath for the first time in ages - How about N.I.B
 
Geezer Butler messing with a wah wah back in the day....cool!

Hi John,  
 
A bit off topic but talk about bringing back the memories.  
 
  I played Black Sabbath 'Paranoid' 'Iron Man' and 'NIB' in my first band and yep, I used a crybaby on the intro.  
 
 With hindsight I just now realized solo bass really does go back to 'my beginnings' and 'roots', so I guess 'deep down inside' the 'seed' was there the whole time.  Better late than never, late bloomer, yada yada...  
 
Best Regards,
 
Kimberly  

Evil - Tim Bogart(Cactus)
Haitian Fight Song - Charles Mingus
Bass Flava Comin at Ya -  Jamaaladeen Tacuma
Iron Dog - Jonas Hellborg
 
Apostrophe and The Real Me are always in my mind too.
 
Toshiaki
 
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the 1812 overture

I'll Take You There. - The Staple Singers

Mr. Bassman, the one-hit wonder hit by Johnny Cymbal in the 60's!  
 
Bill, tgo

Seinfeld?

Sanford & Son!

Seinfeld can not and should not be considered.  It was written on and performed on the arch enemy of all stringed intruments. The Keyboard.  
 
Sanford and Son, is a different story all together.
 
And what about Barny Miller.

How about Nightcourt!

I go with Barney Miller.
 
Rick

The Jam (graham central station)http://youtube.com/watch?v=67CjzOsAGpI`the thumpinst bassline of all time!
 
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