Leonard Smalls

Cool! I take it you're not Kim Clarke though? 😁 Saw y'all a couple of times in the 80s, both times with Kim on bass... (Just noticed she's got what looks like one of those crazy early Warwick basses, one for sale here at the moment!)

In a Rut - The Ruts

Troops of Tomorrow - The Exploited

Take a lift (off my spliff) - Jacob Killer Miller

You can call me Al(veoli) - Art Garfunkel

Stan Dandy Liver - Adam and the Ants

Passion of Lovers - Bauhaus

You be Illin' - Run DMC

To be fair they're doing quite well already with what they've got...

Slide - Slave

Knife Edge - GBH

The first Cut is the Deepest - P.P Arnold

Funnily enough, it's a Parker PB51. It's basically a Flybass that's made in Indonesia with slightly less fancy woodwork. I loved the spalted maple so I had to have it - the EMGs sound great as well.

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash

From Gloucester, a few weeks ago, courtesy of See Ya Down The Front photography...

Reanimation - Belouis Some

Scary Monsters - David Bowie

Rose Garden Funeral of Sores - Bauhaus

Hidden Gems...

Just watching these. King Gizzardy Awesomeness!

Say What! - Trouble Funk

Idles best so far for me... They were an object lesson in how to do a proper rockin' show.

When I was in London I used to use this guy: https://www.osteopathy.org.uk/register-search/registrants/4161-mr-lazarus-nono/?county=london&county=london He was excellent - specialised in ballet and performance related problems but did an excellent job on my more climbing related injuries...

Aah, The Name is Bootsy, Baby - Bootsy's Rubber Band

For a change mine was a cover! We did the Dead Kennedys "Moon Over Marin" with Raph on CopyBass and me adding a Magazine "Song From Under The Floorboards" feel. This was at Percy's, Whitchurch. And he played his Squire Jazz through Sansamp and Trace Elf into Bitsa 4x10 cab, I used my ACG Recurve into Helix with a very slightly overdriven and heavily compressed and gated patch into ancient Marshall Jubilee head and huge Mesa 2x15 cab. Worked surprisingly well.