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Hi Mr Telebass - your post made made me stop for several seconds and offer up an incantation of gratitude to whichever deity is keeping an eye on my health and well-being. Having just turned 69 (and still gigging) it was also a timely reminder to think about the right way to lift and move my own gear. I wish you well for the future sir. Chris

Still a splendid site with a thoroughly nice community. Thanks BC

Maybe I am missing something, but wouldn't it be better to have the BASSCHAT banner at the top of the page instead of 'Why Become A Member' and 'Aaaand we're back'. Chris.

I Ain't No Mountain - Budgie (but written by Andy Fairweather-Lowe I believe)

I don't regard Deep Purple as a 'Heavy Metal' band at all. I do think that the Mk II Deep Purple line-up (Lord , Blackmore , Paice , Gillan & Glover) was one of the finest Rock Bands, irrespective of genre. To my ears - 'In Rock' and 'Machine Head' remain first class studio 'rock' albums - and 'Made In Japan' is the definitive live 'rock' album.

Rabbit - Chas & Dave

Unsquare Dance - Dave Brubeck Quartet

Fire In The Hole - Steely Dan

Fire - Jimi Hendrix Experience

Down Among The Dead Men - Flash & The Pan

I Can See For Miles - The Who

Farewell In The Rain - The Shoes

Virtual Insanity - Jamiroquai

Done a search on the interweb thing-um-mijig and it seems I share my birthday with ....................... Leo Fender (born 1909 apparently).

LOVE IT ! ! Guitar + Drums + Bass Thankyou for posting this video ubit, a great 3-piece rock performance. Chris

Moby Richard - Led Zeppelin

Calling Elvis - Dire Straits

Roadhouse Blues - The Doors et al

Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) - The Offspring or SuperFly - Curtis Mayfield

In The Army Now - Status Quo

Machine Gun - The Commodores

The Forty Eight but ..................... in Ferrari Colours please.

Killing Floor - The Electric Flag

Heartsong - Gordon Giltrap

South Of The Border - Doobie Brothers