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5 string -Bass intro run down from 11th fret. G string to Eb 6th fret D string. Then into Tina's bands version of the Eb riff, Eb(6).Bb.(8)Eb.(6)Gb.(10)Ab.(6) hammer on to Bb(8). Eb(6) -then - Eb(6).Bb(8)Eb(6).Gb(10)Gb(10).Ab(6) and repeat. The chorus section is basically a run down on an Ab major scale. but with added skips etc. eg 2xEb semiquavers pinky on the (6) followed by Bb-Dd-Eb quavers. This only a guide to get your ear in, not expecting to hang myself out to dry here. I have been known to play a few numbers wrong for 20 years.

Over the years I have come to believe this too. Or maybe it is in the hands and I not fighting my sound like i did when i started out. Also certain guitars and basses suit certain line ups. Cut better and sit in the mix better. I think sometimes all the right things come together.

We do Tina's version having a female vocal. Eb Wish I'd seen her live cracking vid http://youtu.be/5oNgSfF8V7g

Been there. just need to let them know your not after the Warsaw piano concerto. just the string and brass fills on the left hand.

looks like a cowboys billycan. Lots of love there i guess. do you have to intercept flying bottles on a regular bassis with the headstock. Nice one. are you sure the neck isn't older, I thought we were well into the numbers under the logo by then or did they stop a while.

Always had you down as a Lemon Cello 'n' tonic man

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I mean, [b] Banned[/b] of course CSE English let me down again. I was offered a gig to play bass behind a curtain whilst a celebratory mimed on stage. I turned it down for lots of reasons as well as fear of a black eye if I Fccckt up.

I thought, " we gunna mime so lets not pay Pino, grab one of the game volunteers" Athletes have to train for four years to perform live and have blood tests in case they cheat, Then they plan a musical finale' in front of the world to celebrate British music, and crap miming should be band full stop.

Will you be running courses on talking to drummers and guitarists?

Your credit card company will charge you a poor exchange rate though. Just check what it is first so you don't get a suprise

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Nice to see you are talking about this. just to clarify. Fuses are there to protect the installation and equipment on the end being fed as Flyfisher was stating. No fuse or MCB (miniture circuit breaker) in a distribution board will save your life it is calculated to interupt the flow of current at a set value in a set time to protect equipment and cable. The RCD( residual current device) are designed to detect very small current losses not returning back down the neutral. This is why they are now used on showers and also all down stairs sockets if you have a new house. see below While any amount of current over 10 milliamps (0.01 amp) is capable of producing painful to severe shock, currents between 100 and 200 mA (0.1 to 0.2 amp) are lethal. This is why RCD's are usually designed at 30 mA you can get 10 mA sockets. Stay safe guys