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I saw them a couple of times at a pub in the next village to mine in the early 70,s. Venue was The Duke of Cumberland in North Ferriby, (which wasn’t too far from Bill Nelson’s hometown of Wakefield.) They put bands on pretty much every week, and when BBD played it was always a full house. I’d be around 15 then, and used to blag getting in to the concert room and not dare to have a beer in case the police raided the venue! Great band, happy days. Apologies to the OP for thread derail. Nice bass too!

Comfortably numb - Pink Floyd

A thin line between love and hate - The Persuaders / The Pretenders

I don’t know, but to quote Keith Richards - “ Everyone talks about rock these days; the problem is they forgot about the roll”.

Ship of fools - World Party

Something Stupid 😄 - Frank and Nancy Sinatra great minds.....

Something in the way she moves - James Taylor

What’s so funny ‘bout peace love and understanding - Nick Lowe / Elvis Costello

It’s different for girls - Joe Jackson

A day without love - The Love Affair

Twenty four hours from Tulsa - Gene Pitney

Wild West Hero - ELO

Poison arrow - ABC

Matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs - Brian and Michael !

You’re probably right. There’s a tendency not to notice very gradual deterioration I guess, but my current set are staying put until I start earning again!

Let the children play - Santana

This used to be my playground - Madonna

No future in your eyes - Paul Carrack & Ace

Uptown Uptempo Woman - Randy Edelman

Downtown - Petula Clark

Eight miles high - The Byrds

4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) - Bruce Springsteen

My strings definitely last longer when just playing at home. I know this because I put a new set of D’Addario nickel wounds on my bass a week before all my gigs disappeared in March, and they still sound okay now. Probably played it for the same amount of time pro rata, just not so sweaty maybe. Also don’t play quite so hard probably, although I don’t exactly cane them anyway TBH. Who knows, they may even last until I next gig!

Everybody's trying to be my baby - Carl Perkins / Beatles

I believe it was.