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Supercharge were a great band. Albie Donnelly was an excellent frontman, too. Used to see them in London pubs such as The Golden Lion, The Greyhound, The Nashville Rooms. Anyway, moving on.... Beer for My Horses - Toby Keith feat. Willie Nelson

Haha, crikey, was it that long?! Ah well, like the old BT advert used to say: "It's good to talk...". They just forgot to add "...about bass!"

Meet Me On The Corner - Lindisfarne

Bought a J&D "p bass" from Richard @Big Rich which I was able to collect in person the same day (evening) he posted it on Basschat. Very pleased with the bass which Richard had nicely modified with a few upgrades. Also had a very pleasant chat about all things bass. Well, hey, it's what it says on the tin! Edit: Sorry, I should just mention my original feedback thread is actually here:

During my own journeys playing Prog (first through the 70's, then through the 90's to the present day), Gentle Giant figured strongly on my radar (along with Egg, Hatfield & The North, National Health, etc.) and I had a few of their albums on vinyl. The Shulman brothers, along with the rest of the band, had this amazing multi-instrumental aspect which I loved and seeing them live at Hammy Odeon in the 70's, when the album "In A Glass House" came out, cemented that love for a good while longer. But there were always certain aspects of their material that didn't quite gel with me so I guess I eventually fell out of love with GG for a while, subsequently off-loading the vinyl. (Doh! 🙄). Well, all except In A Glass House, which I still have to this day. It's good to know that Ray and Derek Shulman are still going strong today.

Jump - Van Halen

Long Cool Woman In A Red Dress - The Hollies

Down On The Farm - Little Feat

My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion

Take On Me - Aha

Under My Thumb - The Rolling Stones

Now You're Gone - Basshunter

Jake the Peg - He who must not be named!

Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft - The Carpenters

Gorilla - James Taylor

Hole In My Shoe - Traffic

The Boy In The Bubble - Paul Simon

Stiff Upper Lip - AC/DC

Nosey Neighbors - Steve Perry

Highway To Hell - AC/DC

Stingray Theme - Barry Gray Orchestra

Darkness On The Edge Of Town - Bruce Springsteen

There can be only one!