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That is very sad news. Terri was, as been said previously, always good fun. Heartfelt condolences, @Tinman.

4 minutes ago, Clarky said:

Well £15 post will look after that! I pack well and am not exactly short of feedback here, lol!

Get thee behind me 😈. Too risky for my liking (our local guys are actually really good, but there’s a whole bunch of them beforehand).

2 minutes ago, Beedster said:

 

My other half saw her a couple of years back and still talks about it being the best gig she's seen in 30-odd years, and she wasn't a huge fan beforehand. JLP was a big moment in 90's music culture, and to my mind on the basis of that one album she deserves the Legend status irrespective of anything she's done since. Also enjoyed her set last weekend and remain a little confused at some of the criticism, for example that she couldn't stand still........ 👍

There was a TV program about her a while ago (probably marking the anniversary of JLP) and she came over really well, very grounded, but still a glint of rebellion. I can see how some won’t like her voice, but I don’t mind it (Rush fan here, so used to challenging vocal tone) and I have a copy of JLP. The lyrics to Ironic are still annoying, but it’s just a song. I saw someone had a banner or T shirt in the crowd that read, “It rained on my wedding day,” and couldn’t help thinking, so what? Rained on mine too, wasn’t ironic, it was September .

Run For Home - Lindisfarne

Not living around London anymore has saved me fortune in the last 5 years. Another lucky escape here, but it does make me sad.

Start - The Jam

Jailbreak - Thin Lizzy

Free Man In Paris - Joni Mitchell

Looking For Linda - Hue & Cry

Looking For Clues - Robert Palmer 

It’s Late - Queen 

18 hours ago, DGBass said:

Must admit I prefer the Sunday afternoon shows at this venue rather than late week nights.

If it was anything like the time my band played The Corn Exchange, I know where you’re coming from.

I’m Still Waiting - Diana Ross

Millennium - Robbie Williams

If you’ve located the missing piece, I’d just superglue it back on. I had a Tele, where the string spacing was off (too close to the treble side). I removed it, moved it over, filed back the overhang and built up the other side with superglue. Solid as a rock, hasn’t moved or had any problems since.

Dirty Cash - The Adventures of Stevie V

19 minutes ago, jonno1981 said:

tour manager

Massager of ego, provider of possibly illicit wares.   
Maybe not so much the band tour manager, that’ll be the proper logistics guy.

29 minutes ago, Owen said:

It is your lucky day! It is unbound. Bought in 2023. I will sort out a side pic for "lack of binding certainty" later on.

I shall take myself outside for a good thrashing. 

14 minutes ago, andyaber said:

It doesn't look bound when you zoom in to the pic.

Ah, I think you are correct, I’ve gone off half cocked  I’m sure @Owen will confirm shortly.

12 minutes ago, Chiliwailer said:

Urgh @police squad you got me GAS’ing again

Inconsiderate is what I call it . There’s a walnut 4003s (I need the lighter weight) about 4 hours away from me, which makes riding out the GAS a little easier.

28 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Nice chill out one this morning 

 

The drop out to just drums and bass @5:05 is sublime. 

8 hours ago, andyaber said:

Is this the model with a bound body?

Not this one it seems.

Edited for accuracy.

We do a good quantity of Jam/Weller tunes in my current band, the opportunity to employ a raging SVT tone is always welcome, even though he used Marshalls (Ashdown these days I think). I’ve played them on a P, a Mustang and my Maruszczyk J type (split, humbucking, single coil sized p ups, front selected), they all sound spot on, but I’d still love to try them on a Ric (sold my boat anchor 4003s some years ago), so iconic.

Marathon - Rush 

Voted, but doesn't seem to have helped in splitting the pack.