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Station to Station - Bowie

Harvest For the World - Isley Brothers

East River - The Brekker Brothers

Too Hot to Handle - Heatwave

Won't Get Foaled Again - The Who

Wish I Could Be Like David Watts - The Jam

Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty

I had the Digitech Drop but didn't think it was good enough to gig. Also had a Behringer US600 which did everything very well but suffered from severe latency, so much so that it too was un-giggable. The Digitech is (to my knowledge) considered about the best available, but I didn't think it was up to the job.

Daddy Cool - Boney M

Higher and Higher - Jackie Wilson

The Man in the Mirror - Michael Jackson

Sew You Win Again - Hot Chocolate

If I Had a Hammer - Pete Seeger

Street Life - The Crusaders

Korma Chameleon - Culture Club

I'd say a lot of band members realise how hard it can be for the non 'star' members to carry on earning a living and are quite happy for them to continue using a band name and playing the old songs. It would be virtually impossible for many to start again from scratch. It's up to the punters to decide if they want to pay to go and see it or whatever.

One of the very best compressors I've ever had. Only moved it on in the quest for a smaller footprint pedalboard.

Milk & Alcohol - Doctor Feelgood

Cigarettes & Alcohol - Oasis

I Can See For Miles - The Who

Jack & Jill - Robin Trower

Kansas City Milkman - Level 42

My Old Man - Ian Dury & the Blockheads

Money Money Money - ABBA

Anyone interested in this should check out Rob Harris on Youtube. He's the master of 'less is more'. Not only an absolute funk monster on guitar but also one of the nicest and most generous people you'll ever meet. This is a great example of a great funky riff that uses just 2 strings and 3 notes in total but sounds fab in my opinion.