Sandypjb

2 hours ago, chris_b said:

Bad songs that are good. . . .

 

Star Trekkin has to be my fave and Nellie the Elephant, forget the band.  

Nellie the Elephant: The Toy Dolls (Sunderland-based band I think)

Lush 😍

PM’d sir

Suitcase combo and 4B extension cab here - not one fault in the 10+ years I've owned and used the rig. Quality gear and compact for tight stages.

On 28/03/2021 at 17:39, Reggaebass said:

Very nice, that would match my jazz 

And mine!

Very nice - don’t see too many sunburst Warwicks over here in the UK.

How about a Yamaha BB3000? Hope ChunkyMonkey doesn’t mind me using his pic.

Utterly brilliant -  after finding out about toy matinee through Guy’s videos, it’s become one of my all-time favourite albums. All of the people involved have (had in Kevin Gilbert’s case) an awesome amount of musiciality. Tim Pierce’s guitar work is breathtaking for a start - no wonder he’s played on so many sessions. Thanks for posting!

What a bargain for someone

Dave Lee Roth on the ‘A little ain’t Enough’ tour at Whitley Bay Ice Rink back in 1991. Stupidity loud - Just a wall of distortion so really not enjoyable. Some other band played there a while later and managed to take half the ceiling tiles down with a few air cannons 😜

just ordered mine 👍

Here's my Olympic White Jazz - Looks that colour in most lights so I'd say it's cream.

@lou24d53 I've just changed my pickguard from black to tort and I'd say it's an improvement.

Really pleasing on the eye, the Caprice.

Fish

Great vid - still in awe of his playing on the Dave Lee Roth and Mr. Big albums

15 hours ago, grahamd said:

Classics both. On an 80’s tip, great bass on this minor hit

 

 

 

Awesome song And album - watched the lead singer James Grant on the Quay Sessions recently and he still can really sing and play.

I’m in

Yeah I know - the drummer is a total powerhouse and the rhythm guitarist is also tight, all making for a great sound on that gig. Quo was my first live gig back in the early 80s so although I went off them later they’re still of interest.

As for the It Bites clip, I’m a fan and that gig (also released on CD as ‘thank you and good night’) is a classic sweaty finale for the original line up. Richard Nolan (bass obv.) is a talent who made the Zon sound superb; lovely sad puns that cut through nicely.

and this for a Zon in action...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiTt_O1zNfqAhVHQxUIHb6VAoAQwqsBMAd6BAgEECA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fm.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DvZwzBJ3Lx7Q&usg=AOvVaw2x_NER0lDVhRurmkMt4S9C

Try this....Rhino Edwards in action.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjui_6oy9fqAhWaiVwKHV4JA1gQwqsBMAB6BAgHEAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fm.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DvUTEibPaYNE&usg=AOvVaw3NM3QSdHNy2kK-3YcbgavN

Cheers Woodinblack - That's cheered me right up after reading the Co**d thread🤐

Plenty of views but no comments - beautiful bass which (if I could afford it) I’d place on a stand and gaze at it! 
 

Good luck with the sale - I’m sure someone  with an eye for beauty and deep pockets will sidle along soon.

Thanks for the video - interesting bass!

10 hours ago, warwickhunt said:

Bristol... North East?  

 

We wish it WAS in the North East. No dodgy geography from Jassbass or myself.

27 minutes ago, jassbass said:

Another i wish was in northeast

Me too! Fantastic rig.