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Now that's what I call Christmas - disc1 - just had Girls Aloud, Now Kylie with 'Santa Baby' which is her cover of the rather suggestive Eartha Kitt original.

So would like to hear if this is Gibson bass scenario.... Quirky?

... and by donkey I mean A S S

Anyone else got this fantastic bass album put out by Trace Elliot in the day... nigh on 25 years ago? Loads of great contributions but Mick Karn's kicks everyone's donkey.

Gassing for your basses... that Wal 6 is something - frets I mean.

Recalibrating...

Is this good for metal?

Nailed it. Prog stalwarts are tone kings but the Journey is mixed insanely loud like 'Time and a Word' but it is a good tone.

Probably do better in 'Bass Guitars'... also is it a proper shape or the Chad Valley new shape? Don't mean to be trolly...

Looks fun for £34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saBgs_uxBWw Anyone tried one yet?

Blimey! There must be the thick-end of £35's worth of pedals there!

Thanks for your help. I guess I feel listened to but I need a solution. My posts are less impactful with out the visuals. No one clicks on a hyper-link. It's just a liability let's face it. Anyway, you doing OK? I'm fine. Bit of arthritis but can't complain. Haven't got Covid. Don't like rap music much.

Why don't my YouTube links create a preview image? They are just an inline link. Please advise...

Evening team. As usual you're all wrong. Chris Squire did the best seasonal song that never charted... (291) Run with the Fox by Alan White and Chris Squire - YouTube

God no. Spray 16th notes everywhere. Sorry. More seriously, no-one's really grappled with the problem that a Dom7 is such a tangy chord with such a strong movement that it's really hard to do anything but extend it and/or set it up where it's going, i.e. a fifth below. Jeff Scheinder has a great vid on this: (283) Get that Classic Bebop Sound with a Scale You Already Know (but never use) - YouTube

Is it fretless Bilbo? Gritty Jazz fretted I thought?

So I'm in. Great song writer and player. You've all covered the precision angle rightly. He was a big Squire fan in the early days so much respect for finding his own voice and not going down the Rick-route.

Looks great and I hope you got a good deal. These were hellishly expensive when they came out...

I love Stanley. That's my start-point. As for 'Bass Nation' I enjoyed it. I think the theme, 'Be prepared' was pretty widely interpreted to mean anything, particularly in terms of producers hiring you. Ironically, I think Stanley stands a a voice who would never get hired except to be himself. I agree with earlier posters who said CDP was a monster!. Didn't really get the sports car segment. So an uneven experience for me regards the video. Can't help liking him tremendously though from my first Clarke-Duke concert in the '80s when he got bass players out of the audience to jam with him. Not me - too nervous but some guy gave him a run for his money!