The double-bassist took a solo that captivated the entire audience.

The electric bassist in our band practiced complex slap techniques for hours.

The doghouse bassist tuned his instrument under the streetlight before the late-night rehearsal.

The double bassist warmed up before the rehearsal, tuning each string until the tone was perfect.

The string bassist tuned his instrument quietly in the wings before stepping onto the concert stage.

At the club, the upright bassist laid down a steady groove that held the whole band together.

The washtub bassist held the single string taut with one hand while slapping it with the other, giving the blues trio a rough, earthy pulse.

The acoustic bassist walked onto the dimly lit stage and tuned their instrument before the first song.

At the festival, two stand-up bassists traded solos that made the crowd cheer.

At the seaside festival, the tea chest bassists drew a crowd with their makeshift rhythms and deep, resonant tones.