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I'd just like to play the gear I've already got at a gig (assuming I can remember how to play and how it all works).

Obligatory mention for the Fender Rumble. Sounds like a 200 combo would be good for you or a 500 if you need the extra oomph.

You mean the 'Why sing 1 note when you can sing 276?' approach, as also favoured by Mariah Carey.

Georgy Porgy - Toto

Our House - Madness

Georgia on my Mind - Ray Charles

Taxman - The Beatles

More great stuff from Daryl's house

Alone again, Naturally - Gilbert O'Sullivan

Park Life - Blur

D I V O R C E - Tammy Wynette

He's been singing more and more for the past few years and his voice and confidence is now really suiting his music in my opinion.

A bit more Robin Trower for me. Does anybody get a better tone out of a Strat than he does? This is from his album The Playful Heart. Love his stuff and his totally unique guitar style.

If it's the same psu and board that I have (sounds like it is), the outputs on the ISO8 come out of both sides, and to get access to all of them I had to cut away a section of the pedal board. Took a couple of minutes and didn't cause any problems at all. I'm very happy with the setup. Edit; Scrub that. Just googled it and it's a different design.

Tightrope - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Unique player. Rocco with David Garibaldi was a thing of rare beauty.

Don't know to be honest. Certainly sounds like it although he often played a Gibson or an Alembic at that time.

Tiran Porter was a big reason I took up bass. Great player, great tone, and was also just right in the mix. Here's an example, but just about anything else would do.

Boxer Beat - Joe Boxers

Thanks. I bow to your superior knowledge of God awful pop songs.

Bad Boys - Donna Summer

Thought that's what I said (presumably not very well).

The strength of the signal going into the amp will make a big difference too. An active bass and a hot signal would create a load more volume whatever the wattage being supplied by the amp.

Don't Dream It's Over - Crowded House

Sau Hello, Wave Goodbye - Marc Peanut