Desbass

One More Time - Daft Punk

I listened to the acoustic version first then the electric one. The electric version is fantastic and such a cracking video! I listened to it a few times and the re-visited the acoustic version. My mind started filing in the drums and other parts from the electric version and it seemed to make the acoustic version go to a different level. Excellent song and well played. Loved it!

Over And Over - Hot Chip

4'33" - John Cage

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals

Ventura Highway - America

Life On M'Arse ?- David Bowie

We're Delta Smoak. Played Sunday 13th April, afternoon spot and back Sunday December 7th again afternoon spot.

It's The Same Old Song - The Four Tops

Played Girdwoods in April. Brilliant pub with a good mix of listeners and dancers. Back playing in December and really looking forward to it.

Papadom Preach - Madge

The Dinky Donkey

Hey Gasman. I’ve broken my wrist/thumb and developed Dupuytren's contracture. It makes things a bit awkward. When first diagnosed I thought that was the end of my bass playing but , stick with it and hopefully , like me, you can adapt the way you play. I'm still playing and with a few new approaches to playing still getting the job done! All the best, Des

Dodo - David Bowie

Rock And Roll Dalmation - AC/DC

Whippet - Devo

I'm Just Ken - Ryan Gosling

Mamba Number 5 - Lou Bega

Oops! I Digit Again - Britney Spears

Over Under Sideways Down - The Yardbirds

Wow. What is it they say about six degrees of separation? I was talking to Eddie because I'd gone to see Hotel Caledonia a while back at the R.O.F. club in Bishopton , which is only a few miles away from my place, then I realised you had played the same place with Blockbustarz not to long ago!

I Knew You Were Trouble - Taylor Swift

Played the inaugural Lanark Country Music Festival yesterday. One of five acts we arrived at Midday for setup and soundcheck. As usual the soundchecks were in reverse order from performance so first up was the fantastic Eagles tribute band, Hotel Caledonia. Due to some technical problems with the PA this took way longer than expected and we had a very short soundcheck. We had brought our own setup so we provided our own in-ear monitor mix and provided separate feeds for all our instruments and vocals with our XR 32 and splitters. Great organisation from the promoters with an entertainers “green room” with a fridge stocked with drinks (including beer and low alcohol verities) and trays of sandwiches. Every band had a their own take on country and Americana music and the whole event was a great success. Japanese Fender Precision, wireless to various pedals and Sansamp into the aforementioned XR 32. In-ear monitoring with X-Live and Behringer PM-16s. Footwear handmade Portuguese cowboy boots! (What else can you wear in a country band?) Horrendous weather on the journey home on the same roads and probably just a few hours before dmccombe7 (see earlier how was your gig posts) travelled on them. A few photos and a bit of phone clip from the back of the room. AQMyImm4sqAtMgabHtbBDAg22pDg5KQz0TZ9TzGLyz2qXAmPJ_7ztcI63Ewot8UUy7xZzv-ugEwI3jJ4I0aFpPpsLLS_njf9jBuMGrIG5EHViyL2WA.mp4

It's OK To Feel Sad - Mary Chapin Carpenter

Island Girl - Sir Reg Of John