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Escudero, Bob Unknown Johnson, Bill 18720810 19721203 Braud Escudero, Bob unknown Johnson, Bill 18720810 19721203 Braud, Wellman 18910125 19661029 Foster, Pops 18920519 19691029 1936 Garland, Ed 18950109 19800122 Escudero, Ralph 18980716 19700410 18980410? 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1949 Eddie Safranski 1950 Eddie Safranski 1951 Eddie Safranski 1952 Eddie Safranski 1953 Ray Brown 1954 Ray Brown-1202/Eddie Safranski-555/Oscar Pettiford-362 1955 Ray Brown-704/Oscar Pettiford-525/Charlie Mingus-504 1956 Ray Brown-789/Oscar Pettiford-747/Red Mitchell-682 1957 Ray Brown-752/Oscar Pettiford-736/Leroy Vinnegar-500 1958 Ray Brown-1263/Paul Chambers-822/Red Mitchell-609 1959 Ray Brown-994/Paul Chambers-679/Red Mitchell-351 1960 Ray Brown-2070/Paul Chambers-1817/Charlie Mingus-1317 1961 Ray Brown-2709/Paul Chambers-1669/Charlie Mingus-1302 1962 Ray Brown-2104/Charlie Mingus-1541/Paul Chambers-1133 1963 Ray Brown-2763/Charlie Mingus-1768/Paul Chambers-832 1964 Charles Mingus-2117/Ray Brown-1908/Paul Chambers-712 1965 Charles Mingus-1641/Ray Brown-1464/Ron Carter-505 1966 Ray Brown-1254/Charles Mingus-1247/Richard Davis-944 1967 Ray Brown-1149/Richard Davis-1030/Ron Carter-813 1968 Richard Davis-1169/Ray Brown-1123/Ron Carter-959 1969 Richard Davis-1007/Ron Carter-801/Ray Brown-737 1970 Richard Davis-1005/Ray Brown-833/Ron Carter-728 1971 Richard Davis-649/Ray Brown-636/Ron Carter-592 1972 Richard Davis-982/Ron Carter-897/Ray Brown-862 1973 Ron Carter-893/Stanley Clarke-854/Richard Davis-484 1974 Ron Carter-994/Stanley Clarke-612/Ray Brown-372 1975 Ron Carter-2009/Stanley Clarke-742/Ray Brown-584 1976 Ron Carter-1301/Stanley Clarke-486/Ray Brown-386 1977 Ron Carter-1783/Ray Brown-492/Stanley Clarke-411 1978 Ron Carter-1189/Ray Brown-280/Dave Holland-252 1979 Ron Carter-851/Eddie Gomez-261/Ray Brown-255 1980 Ron Carter-637/Charlie Haden-308/Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen-294 1981 Ron Carter-524/Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen-239/Ray Brown-192 1982 Ron Carter-584/Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen-304/Charlie Haden-273 1983 Ron Carter-604/Eddie Gomez-248/Charlie Haden-223 1984 Charlie Haden-330/Ron Carter-287/Eddie Gomez-126 1985 Ron Carter-377/Charlie Haden-212/Ray Brown-170 1986 Ron Carter-261/Ray Brown-211/Charlie Haden-205 1987 Charlie Haden-450/Ron Carter-296/Ray Brown-119 1988 Charlie Haden-303/Ron Carter-196/Ray Brown-178 1989 Charlie Haden-284/Ray Brown-206/Ron Carter-174 1990 Charlie Haden-490/Dave Holland-315/Ray Brown-294 1991 Charlie Haden-390/Dave Holland-294/Ray Brown-242 1992 Charlie Haden-395/Ray Brown-170/Ron Carter-140 1993 Charlie Haden-412/Ray Brown-260/Dave Holland-206 1994 Charlie Haden-398/Dave Holland-279/Ray Brown-269 1995 Charlie Haden-382/Christian McBride-193/Ray Brown-179 1996 Charlie Haden-309/Christian McBride-283/Ray Brown-191 1997 Charlie Haden-316/Christian McBride-237/Dave Holland-180 1998 Charlie Haden-301/Christian McBride-271/Ray Brown-190 1999 Ray Brown-201/Dave Holland-183/Charlie Haden-183/Christian McBride-168/RonCarter 2000 Dave Holland-266/Ray Brown-202/Ron Carter-161/Charlie Haden-158/McBride-152 2001 Dave Holland-331/Ray Brown/227/Charlie Haden-157/Christian McBride-136 2002 Dave Holland-415/Ray Brown-329/Ron Carter-164/Charlie Haden-137 2003 Dave Holland / Ron Carter / Charlie Haden 2004 Dave Holland-381/Ron Carter-204/Christian McBride-174/Charlie Haden-108 BASS (ACOUSTIC & ELECTRIC) 2005 Dave Holland-316/Christian McBride-189/Ron Carter-188/Charlie Haden-180 2006 Dave Holland / Christian McBride / Ron Carter 2007 Ron Carter-472/Dave Holland-458/Christian McBride-394/Charlie Haden-238 ACOUSTIC BASS 2008 Christian McBride-414/Dave Holland-346/Ron Carter-335/Charlie Haden-227 2009 Christian McBride / Ron Carter / Dave Holland 2010 Christian McBride-535 / Dave Holland-357 / Charlie Haden-326 / Ron Carter-317 2011 Christian McBride-822 / Ron Carter-792 / Dave Holland-642 / Esper.Spalding-612 2012 Christian McBride-1607 / Esperanza Spalding-1081 / Dave Holland-722 2013 Christian McBride-2220 / Ron Carter-1461 / Esperanza Spalding-1311 2014 Charlie Haden-1853 / Christian McBride-1800 / Ron Carter-1232 / Dave Holland-1069 2015 Christian McBride-2064 / Charlie Haden-1587 / Ron Carter-1248 / E. Spalding-995 2016 Christian McBride-2473 / Ron Carter-1667 / Esperanza Spalding-1408 / Dave Holland 2017 Christian McBride-2289 / Ron Carter-1761 / Esperanza Spalding-1470 / Dave Holland ELECTRIC BASS 1974 Stanley Clarke-1392/Ron Carter-470/Miroslav Vitous-187 1975 Stanley Clarke-3025/Ron Carter-441/Alphonse ohnson-224 1976 Stanley Clarke-1890/Jaco Pastorius-482/Ron Carter-230 1977 Stanley Clarke-1835/Jaco Pastorius-1421/Steve Swallow-203 1978 Jaco Pastorius-1170/Stanley Clarke-833/Everhard Weber-167 1979 Jaco Pastorius-971/Stanley Clarke-433/Eberhard Weber-166 1980 Jaco Pastorius-890/Stanley Clarke-340/Steve Swallow-165 1981 Jaco Pastorius-826/Stanley Clarke-220/Steve Swallow-207 1982 Jaco Pastorius-649/Steve Swallow-347/Stanley Clarke-286 1983 Jaco Pastorius-416/Steve Swallow-407/Marcus Miller-283 1984 Jaco Pastorius-348/Steve Swallow-258/Stanley Clarke-181 1985 Steve Swallow-252/Marcus Miller-236/Jaco Pastorius-231 1986 Steve Swallow-219/Jaco Pastorius-140/Stanley Clarke-122 1987 Marcus Miller-286/Steve Swallow-258/Jaco Pastorius-128 1988 Steve Swallow-315/Marcus Miller-246/Stanley Clarke-173 1989 Steve Swallow-391/Marcus Miller-300/Stanley Clarke-276 1990 Steve Swallow-490/Marcus Miller-406/John Patitucci-332 1991 Steve Swallow-534/Marcus Miller-312/John Patitucci-296 1992 Steve Swallow-483/John Patitucci-280/Marcus Miller-205 1993 Steve Swallow-507/John Patitucci-270/Bob Cranshaw-247 1994 Steve Swallow-368/John Patitucci-277/Marcus Miller-165 1995 Steve Swallow-230/Marcus Miller-146/John Patitucci-142 1996 Steve Swallow-241/Marcus Miller-209/Stanley Clarke-171 1997 Steve Swallow-239/Marcus Miller-178/Bob Cranshaw-90 1998 Steve Swallow-197/Marcus Miller-180/Bob Cranshaw-113 1999 Steve Swallow-177/Marcus Miller-163/Bob Cranshaw-124/John Patitucci-108/Wooten90 2000 Steve Swallow-217/Victor Wooten-178/John Patitucci-145/Stanley Clarke-90 2001 Steve Swallow-359/John Patitucci-226/Victor Wooten-191/Christian McBride-179 2002 Steve Swallow-412/John Patitucci-274/Bob Cranshaw-220/Marcus Miller-125 2003 Steve Swallow 2004 Steve Swaloow-354/Christian McBride-171/Marcus Miller-165/Bob Cranshaw-59 2005 Dave Holland 2006 Dave Holland 2007 ACOUSTIC & ELECTRIC IN ONE CATEGORY – SEE ABOVE 2008 Steve Swallow-333/Stanley Clarke-318/Christian McBride-314/Marcus Miller-224 2009 Stanley Clarke 2010 Christian McBride-408 / Marcus Miller-342 / Victor Wooten-300 / Stanley Clarke 2011 Marcus Miller-879 / Stanley Clarke-804 / Steve Swallow-642 / Christ.McBride-615 2012 Stanley Clarke-1194
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