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Jammin’ - Bob Marley

Cross Eyed Mary - Tull

Uptown Top Ranking - Althea & Donna

That Smell - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Teenage Rampage - The Sweet

Misty Mountain Hop - LZ

I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash

Rocket To The Moon - Runrig

That in Sea Foam Green really floats my boat.

Daydream Believer - The Monkees

Going To California - Led Zep

They were awesome, I saw them live some 20 years ago. Just watched The Last Dance on Sky Arts, amazing!

Must type faster, this is my third go. Hunting High and Low - Aha I must say there have been a number of post where I’m failing to see even the most tenuous of connections. My lateral thinking abilities must be short circuited.

My interest is for a Mustang, which is rear loading only (I think). The JMJ comes with Fender flats as standard so, apparently, no problem there. However, I use cobalts on my Maruszczyks and like them very much, therefore, I might want to try them on a Mustang (when I finally acquire one). I also own a Rob Allen that comes with LaBella flat, nylons. These are definitely rear load only and I haven’t had any issues with the acoustic type bridge causing splitting or unraveling. A ‘normal’, electric bridge might be another question altogether. With regard to the difference in tone or tension, I had a Roscoe Beck signature that allowed for either top or rear loading. I tried both and couldn’t feel or hear a discernible difference. I eventually had it loaded E&A rear, D&G top - I don’t know why.

Heart Like A Wheel - Linda Rondstadt

New Moon On Monday - DD (sorry, couldn't resist the double whammy).

Blue Monday - New Order

Used products attracting VAT at all is wrong IMO, it's not like tax, of some description, hasn't been paid once already, never mind that private individuals can't (for the majority) then claim it back. I'm not making a point, just using BC as bit of 'B word' bollix up, catharsis.

Lazy Sunday Afternoon - Small Faces

Ain’t Nobody - Chaka Khan

Spoonman - Soundgarden

I’d be interested in this also.

Roll The Bones - Rush

Road To Nowhere -Talking Heads

Legs - ZZ Top