Desbass

Love Is The Seventh Wave - Sting

Master And Servant - Depeche Mode (Was Thinking About The Old Song About Tying Down Kangaroo Then Remembered!!!....Noooooooooooooooooooo!)

Why Don't We Do It In The Road ? - The Beatles

Blackbird - The Beatles

Creepin' - Eric Church

Your Feet's Too Big - Fats Waller

New Shoes - Paolo Nutini

Here is most of the family. Missing are my Washburn AB34, Stagg Upright and an old Aria fretless. I have five six strings and a Fender pedal steel but they don't count as we all know "It's all about the bass"!

I have been singing BVs for about 50 years and even did lead vocals when the singer went on holiday or was sick. Now , in my later years , I'm still at it but have found the breathing getting a bit harder. The move to in-ear monitoring has made things a lot better but I'd like to regain some of the strength of my earlier years. I know I'm not in anything like the shape I was in when I was younger and had decent breath control but I'm too old and arthritic to start running marathons again! I would like to have singing lessons from "proper" teachers but I've looked for people involved with Scottish Opera and The Glasgow Conservatoire but can't find anything available. I don't want to join a choir to get training as I'd rather be honest and pay someone knowledgable. A lot of on-line searches come up with people trying to lure in parents intent on making their kids Tik-Tok stars. I suppose I could just cut back on the deep fried Mars bars and Guinness and get fit but surely there must be some easier way- maybe surgery or hypnotism?

Sand In My Boots - Morgan Wallen

Hamper Time - M C Hamper

Electric Relaxation - A Tribe Called Quest

Danger! High Voltage - Electric Six

Keep The Fire Burnin' - REO Speedwagon

Fire Brigade - The Move

Walking In The Air - Peter Auty/ Aled Jones

Wonderin' 'Bout The Wind - Morgan Wallen

Shart! - The Jam

Gypsys, Tramps And Thieves - Cher

The Rise And Dear Demise Of The Funky Nomadic Tribes - Thin Lizzy

Five Feet High And Rising - Johnny Cash

King - UB 40

Duke Of Earl - Gene Chandler

Juke Joint Woman - Larry Garner

Purple Rain - Prince