miles'tone

Oh bugger me! I snoozed, I losed...

It’s Oh So Quiet - Björk

Knockin On Heaven's Door - Guns N' Dylans

Some Kinda Itch - The Dream Syndicate

I have had regrets but I'm well over it. There are millions of good basses out there. It all about how you play what you have really.

Dig It - Beatles

Maggie's Farm - Bob

Dickie's Such An A$$hole - FZ

Moby Richard - LZ Why can't we say D1ck?...

You Got To Lose - Weightwatchers/George Thorogood

I don't know if this is still needed but this lady who is the The Tune Project is great!

Friends In High Places - Larnelle Harris

Legalize It - Pete Tosh

I've never noticed that before! 😆 Like it even better now!

Ring Of Fire - Mr. & Mrs. Carter-Cash

Must I Evolve? Jarv Is

I'm with you there, although I love the older large Wal headstock because I cut my bass teeth in the early 90s watching Flea hammering one in the Funky Monks film on infinite repeat! The Epi Jack Casady also rocks but the one that looks and feels the best, to me, is the 60s Fender P. (I've apparently got plenty of viking DNA in me though so, y'know...🪓😄)

Dueling Banjos - Squeal Like A Pig. Dominic Hauser

Half of the buzz of the Glasto experience has always been about what you bring to it. If you go and don't have a great time you need to take a good look in the mirror, and/or find a new circle of friends...

Whit? Plant and Krauss together are pure magic! They do have a brand new album out and their performance will undoubtedly be something very special.

This just triggered my inner Groucho Marx 🥸

I dunno...I could have a trippy wander and make a fantastic weekend out of the few I recognise there. Never mind the nice surprises you can find along the way.

John Kettley Is A Weatherman - Tribe of Toffs

Two things I never drink before driving: cars and bands.

Been Caught Stealing - Jane's got a sack full of issues