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He's got a fur lined sheepskin jacket, my Ma says they cost a packet

Smiling beguiling, hey boy they shout, have you got any money and i say, " iv'e a little money an a takeaway curry i'm on my way home t see my wife". The Jam, down in the tube station at midnight.

The nightime comes and the streets they sing, with the fear of a thousand things.

Not you're bass who?

West- tone and yes great basses i learnt on one and look where it got me !!!

"Nightfall will come soon" Mary Jane's last dance,Tom Petty.

Take the gibsons off as well

Its the p bass special with a jazz pick up

Don't GAK sell LH Squier Ps or did i dream it.

[quote name='stu_g' timestamp='1397400463' post='2423514'] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78OkYVqZK4A"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78OkYVqZK4A[/url] watched this last night from the paris show looks a great gig. [/quote]thanks for posting that, i was only expecting 1 song not the whole show, brilliant

[quote name='mcarp555' timestamp='1397124321' post='2420840'] I'm still hoping Gibby will knock out the 2014 SG Special, although I'm extremely annoyed with them at the moment. [/quote] yep, same here.

Yea great player but i much preferAli McMordie with SLF, Bruce was perfection with the Jam

An overdose of omo, this made the neighbours talk ... This is what we find.. Ian Dury & the Blockheads "I could of read a poem called Ozymandias to her instead"

[quote name='leftybassman392' timestamp='1396683187' post='2416313'] Crikey! I thought I was doing pretty well with 5! [/quote]i reckon he's nipped into a music shop and took a quick snap

GAK and Andertons have some, unless you're on about 2nd hand ones then yea they are down the back of the sofa

[quote name='DorsetBlue' timestamp='1396611472' post='2415649'] Gibson SG Special Squier / Fender Bass VI [/quote] i've been on to a music shop in Poland (with the help of a Polish) chap), the shop is pretty sure they can get hold of lefty sg basses, i'll let you know mate

I may well be interested

Likewise ^

It won't work for me, says the video is private

[quote name='Evil Undead' timestamp='1396612553' post='2415670'] After gigging with a band for three years, I discovered that I don't really enjoy it. Dealing with drunk people, loading in and out, carting my gear up and down three flights of stairs, playing the same songs every week. And at the moment, I'm not really enjoying jamming with others either, but I'm sure I'll get the itch again soon in that respect. I think I just need a break from it. I've decided that I'm going to stick to being a bedroom bassist from now on, at least for the foreseeable future. I can play what I want, when I want, and how I want to. And I enjoy it [/quote]. Spot on.!!

I have a mex jazz and the pick ups sound better than those on my '78 USA jazz, dunno why but they do, and it plays better , and lighter, maybe leave the stock ones in ?

[quote name='Muzz' timestamp='1396517280' post='2414475'] What a f*cking bass sound... [/quote]. Ain't it just mate, he's the reason i started playing many moons ago

Identical to the one Jean Jacques Burnel had or still has. Lovely http://youtu.be/Cje1W6iGesw

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1396448581' post='2413778'] I've never had a problem with gig nerves in my life, I just absolutely hate gigging. I have absolutely no want, need or desire to provide entertainment for strangers, I hate all the hassle of loading in & out, I hate the hanging around for hours before playing & more than anything I hate the enforced pseudo-camaraderie that being in a band always entails. I love playing, writing & recording but gigging is, for me, just one big negative experience. [/quote]that sounds exactly like me, why do i wanna drive round the country and get in at 3am for a bag of peanuts playing to 12 people in a sh*t old pub while everyone else is either out having fun or got their feet up on the sofa.... God i feel better after that.

I know a drummer thats in a beatles tribute if you ever need him