Great Rock Bassists your Top 10.Rock not Jazz. But Hey what about Reggae

In 1971 I was in a band with a real good bassist. His three favorite players were Rick Danko, Jack Casady, and Phil Lesh. He loved Jack's tone, so ordered himself the same bass jack was at that time playing: A Guild Starfire.

The bass arrived, he plugged it into his Sunn 200s (considered by many the best bass amp available at the time), and was very disappointed with the sound. He didn't yet know that all he had to do to get Jack's tone was change the strings on his Fender P-bass from flat wound to round wound ;-) .

@bdp24 - I think the best way to get Jack's tone would be to be Jack!

Guild even put out a 'Jack Casady' model, but a lot of folks who bought it expecting to sound like Jack were disappointed. 

Joey Spampinato

Chris Wood

All time fav has to be Steve Harris.  Duff McKagan sounds great also in his new band Walking Papers.

Even though he strayed away from rock tylermunns has some great r&b/funk bass choices with Boosty, Bernard Edwards, Larry Graham. Stanley Clarke’s bass playing skills are off the chain, especially when seen in live concert. My fav for rock is Flea from Chili Peppers. Overall other favs for music in general are Marcus Miller, Brian Bromberg, and I have to support my ex brother in law Mark Adams.