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I must say, I agree, very funny interview (The full Vulture version). The Ringo story is a corker.

Good catch. That's you done for the day, you can go home now...What size hook did you use?

If you are getting a decent sound out of the Tannoys, why not use them?

When he said "something funky in A minor," you should of asked "why not medium rock and in C major like everyone else?" (Sorry, a terrible old Beatles gag).

Maybe overkill for the OP, but worth thinking about. £75 if you shop around.

Interesting picture...I think I might enter and focus on the Top Hat.

That looks like a Slide Cornet, or slide Trumpet....

I think he has so many children, people have lost count. No wonder he left a lot of space in his playing, he had no energy!! (Although below says different). Jas Obrecht says during an interview with him in 2013 "But that’s just the best-known part of Barrett’s story. He also found the energy to father 42 children". But it gets better......................... "It would have been enough to give each of his 52 children a little more than £1m for their father's unacknowledged contribution to the immortal sound of Bob Marley and the Wailers." https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/may/16/topstories3.arts

Well done, Bleat. I enjoyed that track...

Indeed. The amount of Coffee tables I have owned over the years, around the grand mark I would consider ' budget'...

I didn't realise how popular that little creation was..... Certainly taken over from the all night 'Cowboy Frenchy' at the Burger wagon, outside the Spitalfields Church, Whitechapel. A large Baguette filled with Sausage, bacon and fried eggs... A 2:00am treasure .

Voted. Well done folks.

Might be a bit 'smooth' for some, but when you put David Sanborn, Steve Gadd, Marcus Miller, Bob James, Paul Jackson Jnr and Paulinho Da Costa together..... The outcome will be a soulful, groove.....

Although, a bit on the commercial side, it does have groove & funk.

I know the OP mentioned that it is cables that he is after. But, upping you budget makes things a lot easier. One of my boys uses a Behringer iStudio (It works a treat). He then just uploads audio files (and Midi files) to Dropbox for someone else to pick up/download. These days, recording on an iPad couldn't be any easier. Plus there are plenty of free storage sites to upload files and share (even Google Drive) iStudio £75. (Includes Midi and Video functions as well). https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Behringer-iStudio-iS202-iPad-Mixer-Dock/PPD?origin=product-ads&utm_campaign=PLA+Shop+-+Behringer&utm_medium=vertical_search&network=google&adgroup=1+-+Product+Level+-+Behringer&merchant_id=1279443&product_id=33313d1&product_country=GB&product_partition_id=111959152399&gclid=CjwKCAiAqbvTBRAPEiwANEkyCO2GB7RZUZMlbBMicYEG5TibrB65QRB_LpfO-1gDsMOlUnIod-wscRoCeykQAvD_BwE And of course (mentioned below), Audioshare & AudioCopyfor native sharing between Apps on your iPad and Cloud storage.

Beat everyone up and close the thread. I like the Roger Daltrey stutter in your post.

Yes, you can. Although I think you lose the stats unless it's a Pro Account.

To be honest, the thread started out as just a bit of fun. But, any decent Keyboard player can 'Finger' Drum.

I got to meet him as well (Croydon mid 90’s).The act I was working with were his support band for the night. Top guy and terrific musician. R.I.P.

"The English may not like music, but they absolutely love the noise it makes".

There are a couple of amusing Chuck Rainey studio/musician stories up on YouTube as well.

Here you go. Free Bass transcriptions to download...(actually, there are quite a few, free (Bass) transcription sites on the net - down in theory as well). Quite a few Chuck Rainey charts here. http://www.lowdownbass.net/transcriptions/ Although a Big Band site, some Tower of Power Bass charts in among the full scores. http://www.mindformusic.com/big-band/80-artists/345-tower-of-power A few Quincy Jones charts as well. http://www.mindformusic.com/big-band/80-artists/315-jones-quincy

Fingers For Hire !!

Yeah, I recently have found a couple of sites to download full orchestral/film scores. I can follow the score while listening to the track. A real learning curve for me, regarding picking up composing and arranging tips.