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Another John Mayer alumni. JM has great taste in bass players.

Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun -Floyd

Pour Whiskey on my Grave - Jacob Bryant

Hole In The Ground - Bernard Cribbins

West Brom Girls - Pet Shop Boys

Having played both 4 and 5 string Japanese Metros, I would recommend them whole heartedly. Easy to play, well balanced, great tones. I can’t speak for the new, Warwick ones. Worth it? Yeah, I think so, compared to similar, premium basses.

The Tide Is High - Blondie

Midnight at the Oasis - Maria Muldaur

Dancing in the Dark - Bruce

Just Give Me a Reason - Pink

Janie’s Got a Gun - Aerosmith

From a Distance - Bette Midler

I have recently been turned on to blue basses. That’s a beauty. 😍

Obsession - Animotion

Friday on my Mind - The Easy Beats

Telstar - The Tornados

Down in the Sewer - The Stranglers

My moments come from when I was playing guitar. The first, I was playing the Crystal Palace Bowl and a really big stage for the first time. We started the first song, which opened with my playing the song’s signature riff, I then went for my Woodstock moment and ran across stage, my normally quite long lead wasn’t that long it turned out, as I pulled it out of my pedal board. Fortunately, I made it back and plugged in again (which could be heard on the recording) just in time to play the riff again. The second time was with the same band, but this time on a much smaller stage. Suddenly, I had no no sound, yet everything was plugged in and all indicator lights showed all was working. It turns out that due to my movements (I had had a wee drink or three) my lead had snaked around the level control of my OD pedal and had turned it right down (perhaps this was a critique of my playing).

Hooks in You - Marillion

Agreed. That Serek B90 at the bridge sounds great, the scale seems to lessen the honk and promote more burp. Suffice to say I’ve been checking out the cost of one - $175 plus shipping and tax; ouch!

Me & You & and a Dog Name Boo - Lobo

The song that contains more than its fair share of crimes against the rhyme (apricot and gavotte to name just one).

Shaking The Trio - Peter Gabriel

I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch) - The Four Tops