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Cover me - Bruce Springsteen

Mini - Corduroy

Mr Phillips has done for luthiery what square wheels did for transportation.

Happy House - Siouxsie and the Banshees

I've been suffering with what I thought was arthritis for years. GP sends me off to physio - "not arthritis" they say and put me on a course of exercises which I don't believe have done anything to improve the condition. NHS have little interest in getting to the bottom of it. I also did the Chondroitin/ fish oil/ Glucosamine thing - might as well have been Snake oil - again zero benefit. I think that we need to accept that the MOT on our bodies have a limited shelf life and enjoy playing while we can.

Can't get you outta my head - Kylie

"Seller does not accept returns" So he doesn't want it back...

Working for the Yankee Dollar - The Skids

Save a prayer - Duran x2

The article states that Macca is really happy to get the bass back. I wonder what that equates to as a "reward" in pounds and pence.

You're lying - Lynx

Personally I think it's important to learn your major and minor scales. This will help you build bass lines and improvise. You will also "find" riffs that you recognise which, in turn, will help you develop your own style. Perseverance is important when you are learning anything. Think of learning bass like juggling - neither will come to you if you don't persevere or practice.

Doctor! Doctor! - Thompson Twins

Welcome back Marco. I was involved in the Bass Passaround. Nice bass if I remember rightly... Be good to see some more of your builds.

Rough justice - Rolling Stones

Putter don't preach - Mad Donna

Claws - Charli XCX

Sycamore, more, more - Andrea True Connection

Apologies...I stand corrected House of the rising sun- The Animals (again)

Grandad - St Winifreds School Choir

Glad that this was resolved amicably. Good to know that at least the members here can sort things out without recriminations. Great bunch of people.