Japhet

Dance Hall Days - Wang Chung

Just the Bosporus - Bill Withers

Road to Nowhere - Talking Heads

Beautiful. I'm in bits.

Love this interview with him. He was so driven from an early age. His creativity and work ethic also led him to build some lovely hot rod cars in his own garage. Shame this doesn't show the whole interview where he talks about going round Jimmy Page's house to have a go on 'proper' guitars. EDIT; Full interview now on next page!

Bicycle RAC - Queen

Crash and Burn - Pat Travers

I had a Gallien Kreuger Fusion 500. Cracking little amp. Don't know what their current range is though but I wish I still had that amp.

Bach Together Again - Roberta and Donny

Night Owl - Jerry Rafferty

B Yourself - Audioslave

Wheating For a Train - Flash & the Pan

Down On the Beach - Chris Rea

It Should Have Been Me - Yvonne Fair

Pork Life - Blur

Like Las Vegas, it's one of only a handful of places where you can exchange chips for sex.

Gangsta's Paradise - Coolio

As I said in an earlier post, putting a Thumpinator HP filter in my signal chain made a very noticable improvement to my little Fender Rumble 100. Makes a big, big difference on a smaller single cab combo when the power is focussed on delivering the frequencies you want, and not being drained by inaudible mush. Seems much more dramatic on a small amp with limited headroom than a big beast with masses of grunt. I'd absolutely recommend it in this context.

I've never played through one but have always been pretty gobsmacked by the AER (Amp One?) combo. Have seen them used live a few times and was quite astonished that so much sound could come from such a tiny thing.

Aerial - Dean Friedman

Beak Cos the Night - Springsteen/ Patti Smith

Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves - Eurythmics

Fender Rumble 100. Loud enough for smallish gigs and light as a feather. Stick a Thumpinator pedal in front of it to filter out the useless super low frequencies that suck up all the power and then you can push it hard. I've gigged mine like that with a drummer and fairly loud guitar and it had plenty of headroom.

The logical successor to Kenneth MacKellar singing Donald Where's Ya Troosers which was wheeled out for at least 50 years. Stopped watching the Hootananny donkeys years ago when it became obvious it would never improve.

Strange Fruit - Billie Holliday