Japhet

She's Fresh - Kool & The Gang

2 Out Of 3 Ain't Bad - Meatloaf

Nope. The couple of CD/Albums I played on were a painfully tedious affair. I've played with some amazing musicians, many of whom were an absolute pain in the derriere. Can't beat going out and having a bit of fun with some mates and coming home with a bit of cash in your pocket. 

Learning this for a gig this Saturday.

Long Grain Running - Doobie Brothers

My understanding of 'Hifi' is High Fidelity, as in unaltered. I don't understand why people who seek this don't just use a decent power amp. That's about as hifi as it gets.

Doom & Gloom - Rolling Stones

99 Red Balloons - Nena

Easy To Slip - Little Feat

UPS Upside Your Head - The Gap Band

Every Kinda People - Robert Palmer

American Piethon - Don Mclean.

All Shook Up - Elvis

PM'd re Battalion.

Isn't the 'clank' baked into GK amps? Only one I ever had was a Fusion 500 (with valve preamp) and that sounded fine but it's not really a GK sounding amp. I'd flog it if I were you and buy something that doesn't require so much effort. 

We've recently taken to using just 1 of our Mackie Thump FOH speakers for smaller gigs. No power amp required, just a small desk. We have 2 vocals, some kick drum and a smidge of guitar going through it. You can then add another one at your leisure if required. Would be a cheap enough solution for now.

Our Lips Are Sealed - The GoGos

The Letter Song - The Q Tips

Standing On Shaky Ground - The Temptations

Back On The Chain Gang - Pretenders

Yare The One That I Want - JT & ONJ

Yellow Submarine - Beatles

Beer Belly - Chas n Dave

Let the Heart Acres Begin - Long John Baldry

I Thought It Was You - Herbie Hancock