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I thought that Basschat was having a R'n'R dance in Soton for a minute there...

Sold mine...twice actually...bought it back when it was advertised here by the fella I sold it to. Far too precious with it TBH - played fantastic (as do all the others Chris and Co put together). Even though they get lots of praise I still think they're under-rated. I think I still have a Hiscox embossed case somewhere....

Three Lions on a shirt - Baddiel & Skinner

Under mi sensi - Barrington Levi

Over the Rainbow - Various...

Three times a lady - Commodores

Time, Clock of the Heart - Culture Club

Yellowman, Shaggy, Papa Levi.......add your own Reggae artist

I was expecting some footage of Essex girls TBH

Californication - Chilli Peppers

A friend of mine sold his 'Berg because of the weight - not sure if this is common in the range.

Bob Marley???

American woman - The Guess Who

Be Bop a Lula - Gene Vincent

We'll soon beat that out of you... I sold my Warwick Dolphin to a fella in Oz - you must know him...

If it's currently too thin you can always find another timber for the face/back. The concerns about it being weighty could be alleviated by chambering the body before adding aforementioned face/back.

A while back I picked up a very nice Harley Benton Tele with a Paisley finish which played quite nicely. A trip across Hertfordshire to @gary mac's where he installed a Bigsby-a-like trem, dressed the frets and installed a new set of strings and it now plays lovely, thanks very much. Geeetarist friends don't believe it's a budget model.

I'm Mandy, Fly me - 10CC

It's Mark from Talkingbass! Yesterday saw the release of the Scales For Bass App for Iphone and I've had many emails asking about whether there will be an Android version in the future. Well, some of you may not have read through the email to the section regarding this point so I'm here to remind you that...Yes, there will be an Android release for the Scales For Bass App. There will also be a modified tablet release also. The Android version is currently in development so expect the release very soon. The reason we've held off releasing across all platforms is simply so we can devote all attention to that one version, sort out any issues and add any important features that might come to light from you the users. Then, once we've worked through that early stage, we can release to other platforms such as Android without the worry of changes across multiple versions. In only this past day, we've already had some great suggestions that we'll strive to implement. A left hand orientation will be created and we're also looking at accessibility integration for blind users. Tomorrow, the weekly Youtube lesson will look at the app, how it works and how best to make use of the various scale patterns listed. The scales are selected by position which many of you Scale Essentials course students will totally understand. However, some of you might wonder how and why those positions are applied to the fretboard. All will be revealed tomorrow. So, for you current Iphone users, remember the app can be found here: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1509697613?pt=376282&ct=email&mt=8 I'll see you tomorrow for the Youtube premiere as always. Enjoy! Mark

Really free - Otway & Barrett

Close to you - Maxi Priest

It's Mark from Talkingbass! Apologies for the previous email. It seems the link to the app was still getting messed up. Here's a direct link to the app: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1509697613?pt=376282&ct=email&mt=8 Enjoy! Mark

Brass in Pocket - The Pretenders