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Glenn Frey - The Heat Is On Bass Synth played by Harold Faltermeyer who also wrote "Axel F"

Guyanese-British 80s hit Eddy Grant - I don't wanna dance

Another from the Claudine Soundtrack Gladys Knight & The Pips - Make yours a happy home | Joseph "Lucky" Scott

Canadian music co-written by BADBADNOTGOOD. Typical Hansen bass line. Charlotte Day Wilson - I Can Only Whisper | Chester Hansen

And back to the 80s again Tears For Fears - Mad World | Curt Smith

Teddy n° 2 Teddy Pendergrass - The More I Get, The More I Want

Teddy n° 1 Teddy Swims - Lose Control

Mick Jagger - Throwaway | Doug Wimbish

4th from the wonderful Elli Ingram -> Better Alone | Huw Foster

Third from the "Let's get it on" album Marvin Gaye - Keep Gettin' It On | Wilton Felder

No, I haven't, but the scan by @JapanAxe looks good

It's been a while since I posted some blues Keb' Mo' - I remember you | Eric Ramey

Social media also led to a revival of city pop 😀🤘 Kingo Hamada - Machi no dorufin | Shigeru Matsumoto

If you've used any social media app over the last few years, especially TikTok, then you've probably heard this one a few thousand times by now... Jack Stauber - Buttercup

Music that's less than 10 years old on my website 😮 Frank Ocean - Pink + White | Pharrell Williams

80s pop from Australia Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning | Peter Gifford

And now for something completely different... Faith no more - We care a lot | Billy Gould

Smooth, soulful, funky vibes Little Beaver - Get Into The Party Life

And from the 2nd ZZ top - Ko Ko Blue | Dusty Hill

From the 1st album ZZ Top - Brown Sugar | Dusty Hill

And back to the 70s Foreigner - Cold as Ice | Ed Gagliardi

It doesn't get more 80s than this Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen | Timmy Allen

Keepin' it simple today Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - Oh How I'd Miss You | James Jamerson

Another Elvis Costello: "Pump It Up" with Bruce Thomas on bass

I played Hot Water with a band. Fingerstyle. Nobody cared 🙂 Make sure you relax your arm/muscles every chance you get. Let your arms hang down, so blood flows. When practicing, instead of trying to play faster, try playing it slower and slower and... (with a metronome). Your playing will become more precise which will result in being able to play it faster, less messy, with less effort. We played this live version: