Japhet

Bitter Fruit - Little Steven

Incredible value for money and I've had zero issues with build quality. I currently have the B3 and B1 Four. The B3 is much more user friendly in my experience but the B1 Four packs so much into a smaller footprint but is a bit tricky to work out how to programme it to start off. Buy with confidence in my opinion.

(Ham)Let it Be - John Lennon

Easy - The Commodores

Firestarter - The Prodigy

Hard Rain is Gonna Fall - Dylan

Bits & Pieces = Dave Clarke 5

As far as I know Sonicake bought Valeton out a couple of years ago. The Valeton OC10 was a copy of the Boss OC2 and was a cracking pedal. Valeton had 2 lines of pedals; the Coral line were digital I believe and the Loft line were analogue Boss clones. I may well be wrong about that but that's how it appeared to me. I would imagine the Sonicake pedals are digital but you'd need to check that out for yourself. EDIT; Youtube clips say it's an anologue pedal (and it sounds pretty damn good too).

Sonicake has usually been pretty good stuff. Used to be Valeton and their OC2 clone was a cracking pedal.

Turn to Stone - Joe Walsh

One thing myself and Mrs Japhet always did when we went to the States is ask a cab driver. We used to get a map of Denver, Phoenix, New Orleans or whatever and get a cabbie to mark out areas where we shouldn't be going. London isn't as bad, but there are definitely areas you don't want to wander into by mistake.

Waiting for a Train - Flash and the Pan

Smoothie - Santana

4 Seasons in One Day - Crowded House

Autumn Leaves - Various

Just Like April - Pink

Don't Mess with my Toot Toot - Denise LaSalle

Future Shock - Herbie Hancock

Subterrainean Homesick Blues - Dylan

Lowdown - Boz Scaggs

Living Out of Time - Robin Trower

Blowing in the Wind - Dylan

They've got more than one song. I've checked the thread title too and the word 'great' doesn't feature, but, having seen them live a few times, I can assure you that she's a very good player.

Trunk 49 - The James Gang

Saturn By the Dock of the Bay - Otis Redding