Biography
Tommy Stinson, born on October 6, 1966, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a notable American musician best recognized as the bassist for the iconic rock band The Replacements. He began his music career at a young age, joining The Replacements in 1980 when he was only 14 years old. The band's raw sound and rebellious attitude quickly resonated within the punk and alternative rock scenes, helping to shape the genre. Although they faced numerous challenges, including lineup changes and a reputation for erratic performances, Stinson's involvement was pivotal in establishing the band's identity. The Replacements released several influential albums such as "Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash" and "Let It Be," which garnered critical acclaim and have since been regarded as classics.
Roles
Bassist, Vocalist, Songwriter
Band History
Guns N’ Roses, Guns N' Roses, Perfect, L.A.M.F., Cowboys in the Campfire, Bash & Pop, Latter Revelation Company Singers, The Jacks
Signature Gear
Guitars: 1975 Fender Precision Bass, 1964 Fender Jazz Bass
Amps: Ampeg SVT Classic
Cabinets: Ampeg 810E
Bandmates & Collaborators
Duff McKagan, Slash, DJ Ashba, Matt Sorum, Jeff Stinco, David Desrosiers, Sebastien Lefebvre, ron-thal