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Reggaebass

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  1. Great bass and a great price, GLWYS mr skinnyman 👍
  2. +1 to that 👍
  3. I don’t drink anymore, last time I went past it was a bit more of a pub/ restaurant , looks nice
  4. That used to be my local 🙂
  5. Sky arts at 10 o clock tonight, The Who, at the Albert hall , I don’t mind a few of their songs
  6. Might be some info of use here @NHM 🙂
  7. I found this in another thread, it wouldn’t let me post the link , I think they are still available and it looks like it might be an option 🙂
  8. That’s a great little bass jezza, I wouldn’t mind one of those myself 🙂
  9. Everybody knows a P bass with flats is the best way to be raised 😁
  10. That’s cool Greg, yeah I’d say he’s the best reggae teacher out there , he’s got a lot of experience 🙂
  11. Great track, nice Bassline by Earl Falconer, it was off their second album , Present Arms I think, the first was Signing Off which I bought when it came out, and I’ve still got it 🙂
  12. You can play more than James jamerson on a P bass, and I recommended flats because they are softer on young fingers
  13. Squier do a mini precision , and flats are smoother, which might be better 🙂
  14. I don’t know how many were pressed, but it was only for a short while 🙂
  15. Keep your eye out for any pink rim island pressings, they are highly collectible , this one of Kaya is from Nigeria, it’s not mine btw 😁
  16. They seem to be a bit of a mystery, its like they just came and went 🙂
  17. The man at work ☝️
  18. I do like a bit of Mikey Dread 👍, I’m going through a few channel 1 tracks , great Bassline on this by the revolutionaries and this by the soulsville all stars who I know little about, this is the B side of Bondage, any info on them greatly appreciated
  19. Don Chandler is the best out there IMO, and so is Jamaican bassist Glen Browne , has a channel, he’s worked with lots of top reggae bands over the years , he’s the bass player for Tarrus Riley, the Browne family are are all in the music industry, very chilled and informative lessons
  20. This is quite a rocking one from Alton Ellis
  21. 1968 rocksteady
  22. Your right, I did smile 😀
  23. Really like that Bassline, reminds me a bit of this
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