Lee Carter

Wish I could, But I'm only there for the day. We only live about an hour way, so I may venture in one evening without the good lady.

If it makes it's way to Colchester, I'm up for using her at one of my Jam nights, should be able to raise a few quid.

[size=4][font=arial]Fair enough, I'm not wishing to piss on your bonfire ;-) Just a tight arse that tries to do everything for as little as possible (I blame the parents)[/font][/size]

A nice find, but you do know you could use a shared google calendar to accomplish the same thing for nowt?

Thanks All, I'm there on the 14th and 28th whilst the good lady does her corporate thing, so plenty to keep me occupied I imagine.

2x10 & 1x12

I'm off to Cambridge next week and have the day to kill while the good lady is working. Any Music shop recommendations from the locals, I'll need somewhere to keep warm :-)

Ahh attending anyway, about half a mile from my house ;-)

If you're after a body, I have a black P body sitting somewhere in the garage. It's from a no name, but I can dig it out and measure the neck pocket if you are after one.

Nah, folk you have to wake up just as the day is dawning, blues it can be 11:59 and it still counts.

Damn fine pedal, had mine for about 3 weeks and has been an inspiration....my 'stock' sound is now the sound I have always been looking for.

Getting closer, thanks el borracho Calrissa has set me on a google hunt.

I wish, I guess that's why it was bought for me...many years ago now

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Hi, This was the first bass I ever bought and I was wondering if anyone can shed some light on it's make/model...history. It was bought for me in 1990 for my 18th Birthday, the only marking on it is the CL (LC?) markings on the headstock. Any info gratefully received

Not just you, I get the same

I use it with a Zoom H2 for room recording gigs, nice little app.

I've been playing blues for nigh on 25 years now, I can't add any suggestions to listening recommendations as the above will keep you busy. All I'll add is find the groove, lock in with the drummer and let the melody instruments take the lead. Also know when the leave space and when the bring in some dynamics. Well played blues is the best feeling in the world, but melody players do tend to get a little over excited and it can fall to the rhythm section to pull it back and introduce some dynamics. Try not to "over rehearse" it as the joy of the music lies in it's spontaneity. Alternatively ignore all of the above :-)