TransistorBassMan

[quote name='RhysP' post='606352' date='Sep 23 2009, 06:30 AM']Paul Gardiner had died of a heroin overdose before "Music for Chameleons" was recorded. It is Pino on that track.[/quote] Paul left Gary's band in 1981 Pino played on Music For Chameleons which is from 1982. Paul died in 1984 In my opinion Paul's best work was Gary's Telekon album from 1980

My vote is for Lou Howard (Barlow) of Red Guitars and The Planet Wilson. A great player and a really nice person too

My favourites... Tony Butler/Mark Brzezicki - Big Country Paul Gardiner/Cedric Sharpley - Gary Numan (79-81) Al Jackson Junior/Duck Dunn - Booker T & the MGs Louise Howard/Matt Higgins - Red Guitars Sly and Robbie Mark King/Phil Gould - Level 42 Jim Glennie/Dave Baynton-Power - James Sir Horace Gentleman/Brad - The Specials Bedders/Woody - Madness

[quote name='Thunderthumbs' post='117143' date='Jan 9 2008, 04:50 PM']Sorry, I meant Joe Hubbard was Gary's bassist, not Nick Beggs. I can see how it reads wrong.[/quote] Come to think of it, Nick Beggs has played on at least one Numan track. "I Don't Believe" a 1988 b-side

[quote name='Bass_In_Yer_Face' post='117140' date='Jan 9 2008, 05:47 PM']I've seen Mr Numan more time than I care to mention...not with Nick Beggs mind. I noticed Kajagoogoo (- Limahl) were touring the 80's revival circuit again (videos on youtube) and Mr Beggs has been the bassist with John Paul Jone's band (why does he need a bass player?) Joe Hubbard played on the woeful 'I Assasain' album by Numan but there is something excellent playing on Sister Surprise[/quote] Actually Pino played bass on I, Assassin (82) Joe Hubbard played on Warriors (83)... Sister Surprise was on Warriors

My main bass is a Fender Precision Lyte. I bought it new in 1995 and still love it. I kept my old Tokai Jazz Sound as back-up. had it since 89, and it's pretty nice too.