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BBC4 this Friday at 11.45pm. On Bass - Tina Weymouth. I’m pretty sure it’s been on before, but for those who want to see it again or haven’t seen it, check it out.

Dave, I hope you all got paid well for all that hassle and added expense.

Main bass USA Amplification Italy

Ronnie Wood played bass on Jeff Becks first album Truth, did a cracking job IMO.

Iron Butterfly track to the end scene in Manhunter.

That film has some fantastic music tracks all the way through it.

Greg Ridley - Humble Pie Douglas Allen Woody - Allman Bros and Government Mule

Loads A Money………. Bish Bosh.

Is this you guys?

I would have personally given the guy from Facebook a go, good guitarist- tick, good singer-tick and has his own PA-even bigger tick. I know you stated Sunday evenings were not ideal for you, but it would have been well worth sacrificing one Sunday, you may have got on playing together really well, this would have created a real positive vibe and you may have mutually found an alternative evening that suits you both for rehearsing.

Not seen it yet as I have it recorded. Stop Draggin My Heart Around is a cracking track by Tom and Stevie.

Really getting into these guys, reminds me very much of the Allman Bros and the Deep South bands that were on the Capricorn record label.

Superstition, the Phil X version.

You could try one of these.

Wishbone Ash in November.

Pretty sure this is played on just one string.

Very good, just a shame that annoying “look at me woman” was prancing about in front of the band on the video.

Four piece, we are charging £240.

Blimey, first gig back and you are playing the O2.

Oh Man, this could have been me, we did exactly the same in our school in the early seventies, same bands except the Ash album we played to bits was Pilgrimage, my best pal Giz was also seriously into Stray. One highlight of my life is that the band I was in, played support to the Andy Powell Wishbone Ash.👍👍

For folks who like Morrissey’s voice, maybe a good thing, for me the total opposite 🤮

Played our second gig since the original lockdown, more heavy rock sets this time, 2 x 1 hour sets, couple of new songs we learnt in August, went down very well with the punters, quite a few up and dancing. I felt really nervous for most of the first set, very unusual for me, couple of dodgy notes and found it difficult just to settle in, I think it’s just down to not playing live for such a long time. One thing I’m really happy with is the sound of my MM Sub since I fitted a Retrovibe kit, absolutely love it, really punchy.

Like the shirt, I have a similar one designed by the Spanish Desigual brand.

Documentary on Del Amitri tonight (Saturday) at 9pm.

I love this track, it reminds me of my first year at work in 1972, first proper wage and going away with six of my pals boating on the Norfolk Broads for a week that summer, this track and album got played to death on the cassette player taken on board, happy (hippy) times.