deaver

[quote name='bubinga5' post='1114472' date='Feb 3 2011, 08:37 PM']i dont know what it means but........am i a troll? [/quote] I've no idea either, but Jeff has a very hard mate so let's be careful what we say here.

Is Jason Marsh famous?

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1107476' date='Jan 29 2011, 06:37 PM']There's nowt wrong with horse - well tasty meat, that.[/quote] I was once given horse ribs in a basket in Padua, swilled down with a glass of the local fizzy wine. Lovely. Apologies to Mrs Clarky but I was a poor, starving archaeologist in those days and would, frankly, eat anything put in front of me.

If it's in any consolation my second (or third) bass was a Burns Flyte. I was convinced it had a plastic body and an aluminium neck. I'm still not entirely sure

Nice, might have to start stalking your gear instead of Clarky's for a bit

[quote name='Stuee' post='1099490' date='Jan 23 2011, 11:45 AM']Cheers Deaver, I don't get into Salisbury much, but sometimes go to the blues jam at the Shoe Inn at Plaitford. It's the 3rd Sunday of every month IIRC. I used to go to the Rugby Club on Castle Road on 1st Wed of the month, but I think that's stopped - not 100% sure though. It's also worth popping into Conran's in Salt Lane for Music4Fun, which is the last Thursday of every month. That's a bit more of an open-mic vibe, but can be fun. In fact, if you're interested in this sort of thing, check out [url="http://www.riversidebluesband.co.uk/jamming.htm"]this page[/url] for more jams around the area and further afield. All the best, Stuee.[/quote] And thank you Stuee. Not much of a jammer myself I have to be honest but thanks for the info. Regarding Salisbury, Robb Blake runs an Open Mic/Jam night the third Wednesday of every month at the Winchester Gate, there's usually a spot for a bass player (he's always moaning at me for not giving it a go). I didn't there was/is one at the rugby club, we're probably playing there in March so I'll ask about that one

Hello Stuee. Impressive stuff, I'm in Salisbury if you want to have a jaw about basses and basschat sometime

Can anyone point me in the direction for a basic cha cha bass line? Apologies if it's already on here.

Just completed a very smooth sale of a fretless VMJ to Richard. A real pleasure to deal with. Top class bloke.

Photograph at the top of the page, fresh faced young fella on the left (1985 model). The super eagle-eyed may just be able to make out a Burns Flyte - I'm still trying to find a decent picture of it for this thread. [attachment=68777:400_3472.jpg]