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Mickeyboro

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  1. Maybe this is just what Eric needs...
  2. Tom bought a book from me. An exemplary purchaser and a good bloke - deal with confidence.
  3. Shame he became estranged from the band and was not part of their farewell. His antics were part and parcel of their appeal. Interviewed him once post-gig at the Astoria. It had changed clientele at 11 and become a gay disco; we sought refuge from the thumping music in a dark corner, don’t know what people thought we were up to. 😂 RIP Pete...
  4. My goodness. So tempted. I had one of these in the 80s.
  5. If anyone wants the Rockschool book - I am sure it would bring back memories for some - I am happy to supply for the cost of postage!
  6. Haha. The man to ask is @knicknack ... It was far from noisy, I can say that. Also i played it v loud with an AC DC trib i was Depping with. It coped!
  7. I once owned this. It is cracking!
  8. Maybe Rusty was the agent/facilitator. He had something to do with the Some Bizzare sampler that DM were on, I think?
  9. If it makes you play like him I’d give it a try😁
  10. Jack Bruce used to use a kind of shooting stick to lean back against/sit on. An option if you don’t fancy a stool?
  11. Wowee! Stunners, those... I have a 301F bought in the late 80s from Andy’s in Denmark Street on an impulse. It has taken from then till now for me to use regularly in a band, despite my first ever bass (1981) being a fretless Jedson Jazz copy. I gigged that merrily before becoming concerned about intonation, etc. Curiously it has no serial number at all. Age has given the back a rippled effect but nothing there has flaked off yet. It’s superbly light and resonant and is similar to that played by my favourite fretless player, Mick Hawksworth. I saw the Groundhogs’ current bassist playing a fretted just before lockdown. I would love a fretted 301! Here’s a pic of me playing it with folk-roots combo State of Undress.
  12. I alternate a Peavey Minimax and Gallien Kruger MB200 with the same cabs
  13. I have one of these and it is immense. Good luck with the sale.
  14. I sold a bass off this site to a ParcelForce employee. He said don’t bother insuring it, they’ll only wriggle out of responsibility if anything goes wrong😈 True story!
  15. I think its great! Takes me back to the days of hitch hiking!😁
  16. Other stuff was a lot more ‘reggae-inspired’...surely?
  17. But one got the hump 🐫 🐪
  18. I knew I shouldn’t have given you that money back😂
  19. Bass Heroes Styles, Stories and Secrets of 30 great players. McCartney, Pastorius, Sheehan, Clarke, Jameson and more. sold The Funky Bass Book 235 pages of Bass Player magazine interviews and analysis. Sold The Bass Book - Tony Bacon/Barry Moorhouse SOLD Squier Electrics - Tony Bacon SOLD Jim Marshall - Father of Loud SOLD Postage for all the above at
  20. I’ll pay double for the 20 year old! 😁
  21. I was in a band with Tom Hibbert (RIP). His dad was a celebrated historian, his brother Jimmy frontman of pseudo-punks Alberto y los Trios Paranoias. And the voice of Count Duckula... Tom was a very clever writer and a funny guy. Thanks for reminding me of him.
  22. If you’re selling the newcomer for £180, I’m in!🕺 Seriously, well done!
  23. You’ve kept your pole dancing skills under wraps. Respect!😁
  24. True - I didn’t make that clear. But the footage was nicked from a TV documentary a little later when he was doing his Phil Spector pastiches, I think. The only conclusion that I draw is that he has fallen out with the Wards or, having retired (he still lives locally), couldn’t be persuaded to talk. He is an awkward bugger, to be fair. I was once in a dressing room with him for half an hour and he completely blanked me!
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