SpondonBassed

I found that oddly comforting. Without wanting to sound both racist and geographically incorrect it reminded me of pleasant family evenings dining at a Chinese restaurant in Dun Laoghaire in the early seventies. I was ten.

The Kids Are All Right. Oh really? So you can ask a question of any child and get both a truthful and factual answer every time. Okaaaaay...

That's the very nature of TAB. It's open to interpretation whereas notation (score) locks down the finer details if you can be ãrsed to learn it. Even then however, you won't often find a definitive set of notes and measures for a popular song in TAB or even score without paying... and even then it may not be the version that you have in mind. I use my ear to try and fill in the blanks. A fellow member, @PaulWarning, recommends that you play the tune at a slightly higher speed than normal without pitch correction. That way the bassline is pulled into a more audible frequency range and should stand out better. Covers... should you aim for accuracy or something that you can handle and still carry it off? Sounds like a new thread in the making. Remember, what seems right today may not seem so tomorrow. Relax a little and develop your style.

The Zebrano would be a nice touch. It emphasizes grain in the smaller area of the headstock where Ash might not reveal much grain. What does your son think?

Wasn't that about Rigsby's cat?

Er... (I like it)

Welcome MothMan.

You weren't there when it all kicked off in Ireland were you...? RTE archives

But Hebburn must be missing an angel, right? Tavares said so but Ms Lennox disagrees. She insists that There must be an angel. Who do you believe? I mean... Annie's a Scot so she's at an advantage, geographically speaking, to most seventies American R&B, funk and soul bands.

Welcome Sam.

Seriously though, I thought Murder Most Foul was a poor attempt to recreate Hurricane. Although I like some of his stuff, Hurricane being the main one, I'm not a fan

I liked him best as the rabbit on Magic Roundabout.

Welcome James.

I liked "Chub" better.

Welcome Cédric.

Welcome Marc.

YW.

I couldn't find any bass TAB for this on a brief search but there is a YT clip that might help: Welcome to the forum P.

...and me! You lucky bleeder.

I'd pay to see that. Can you imagine the brass section?

Don't forget to set up a sharpening station with @Christine's useful guide.

Welcome Ole.

Welcome NS.

I didn't realise you'd already met the lady.

Welcome YFF.