SpondonBassed

Excellent!

I took it to mean that he'd not been for a long time, such was his intent on getting the bridge set, and was looking forward to the next jobbies. Didn't Walt Disney used to do that? He'd work until he was busting to go and then run to the bathroom knocking people out of the way as he went.

I'd like to see that in small print somewhere on the body.

Welcome Andy.

I couldn't have put it better than that.

Welcome Fractalman.

Welcome Stippy.

Welcome Jan. That sounds like fun.

You'll like the Build Diaries then.

Only a virtual one since you can only apply online.

Welcome back Rze.

Welcome back Thomas.

Belated welcome Ben.

Welcome Syl.

Welcome Sticky.

Hahahahaha! I wish I had a fraction of his talent. I discovered that just being uncommonly hairy does not count.

Welcome Robert.

Country and Western was very big in Ireland when I was there from the early seventies to late eighties. Showbands delivered it in the dancehalls every Friday and Saturday night. I used to hear artists like Johnny McEvoy, Big Tom and Philomena Begley regularly as we had to have it on in the bar that my parents owned almost constantly. I can't say it grew on me that much. I enjoy American Country more.

Welcome Smirfy.

Welcome Badretep.

I'm serious. The tea-chest bass has earned its place in bass culture on both sides of the Atlantic. It's good for a laugh, granted, but it's also something that got impoverished would-be musicians into the game

I'm just in the middle of reading Shout, a book that goes into the history of the Beatles. The Quarrymen started out with a tea chest bass.

If you do, please put a Build Diary topic up. I'd love to see that.

Welcome Pulser.

Welcome CG.