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Girls just wanna have fun - what's her name??? Can't remember...I'm sure it will come to me...

Another transaction between @Owen and myself. This time I was able to supply a Hipshot D-tuner which Owen had posted in the Wanted thread. I had one I wasn't going to use so it was only right that I sent it to a good home. Quick discussion and prompt payment... the parcel is set to go in the post in the morning. Absolute gent...no hesitation in trading with him again.

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Avalanche - Avril Laveen

When I started playing again after a 15 year break I found DKMarlowe's videos really helpful.

This weekend....if you're in the Herts area, pop along

Madness - Madness

The cat's in the cradle - Harry Chapin

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Silver Machine - Hawkwind

I can see clearly now - Johnny Cash

Lets hope that he gets better soon. As I said above - I found his slap bass lessons really helpful and the course was free.

Have a hunt around. I reckon for that sort of money you could find a nice Squier or similar...and you have the fun of the hunt.

I didn't know the players you cited so I went to YouTube:

I would recommend Tapewounds - but then again I so love the sound and texture of tapewounds that I would recommend them for any bass.

(It was)Just my imagination - The Temptations

A former colleague was looking for one for ages. He was expecting to pay around £1500...

I couldn't watch the whole video - I was drooling too much. Lots of hate from this - hate for you, Gary, for posting this video, hate for Spector for building such beautiful basses when I haven't got the money and a sack of self loathing for not having the cash. I need somebody here to buy one of the PJ'S and lend it to me ad infinitum.

World on fire - Julie Driscoll / Ab Fab theme.

If paradise was half as nice - Amen Corner

If you're going for LEDs why not a sound to light? (Can't find the video I was looking for)