Tony Levin

Tony Levin is an American bassist and Chapman Stick player, born in Boston in 1946, best known for his work with King Crimson and Peter Gabriel. He combines electric and upright bass with the Chapman Stick and his own invention, the "funk fingers". He has played on more than 500 albums, released solo records such as "World Diary" (1995) and "Waters of Eden" (2000), and co-founded the trio Stick Men in 2010.