Who is the best bassist of 2020?
Which low-end king or queen got your hips shaking this year?

BEST IN GUITARS 2020: The bass guitar provides an essential foundation for most of our favourite music. Without the bass, the majority of music just wouldn’t feel the same.
Bass players come in many forms, just take a look at the nominee list below for proof. The question is, which low-end legend has created the backbone for your favourite music this year?
Want to vote in other Best in guitars categories? Have your say here.
Voting closes at midnight on 28 November.
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