Bassman Sam

I'm with Lozz. He should work his holidays around the gigs. He needs to show some professionalism.

Well played Sir, I enjoyed that. The lass has a hell of a good voice.

Currently tuned in, break a leg.

The Yes album, Fragile and mostly everything else that Chris Squire played on.

I always stand up and use a strap on. Oh wait.

Boz Burrell and Chris Squire were hugh influences on my early bass playing years. So I bought a fretless Rickenbacker. That didn't work out well as I couldn't play like neither of them. I just sounded like an out of tune T.w.a.t for a while. I then got a Precision and sounded like an in tune T.w.a.t..

That looks fabulous. Congratulations.

If I show you mine, will you show me yours.😃 Edit for I blame @Teebs for the smutty enduenue in my posts.

A lot of venues insist that you show them that your gear has a valid PAT test certificate.

I'm looking forward to seeing the YouTube video. Well done that man and thanks for sharing.

For me, John Entwistle and Martin Turner. John was instrumental ( get It) in the development of Roundwounds and Martin for his melodic basslines with Wishbone Ash. Both big influences to my playing.

My first bass in 1972. Gigged to for 2 years then bought a Rickenbacker 4001 fretless. Both of them were sh!t. Bought a '75 Fender Precision in that year and never looked back.

What a fabulous looking bass. Enjoy.

Happy birthday and NBD. Looks lush.

Lovely colour.