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On 19/04/2021 at 09:36, Pea Turgh said:
They seemed to have been the choice of Amps for bassists in Reggae bands We shared gigs with in the 80s - 90s. Sounded great with big cabs
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1 hour ago, Dad3353 said:
Any and all versions of 'Dark Star' (And there are many..!).
👍 Watch Zabriski Point for the version with Chicks LOL
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Now Rich can start where MacDaddy did...
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Because they were more of a Jam collective it maybe what period do You like? Spotify is your friend here loads of live albums too.
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On 19/09/2020 at 20:23, bigdumby said:
Welcome David! A fellow American! Come on over for some BBQ!
Can We all come?And Will Debbie be there LOL 😂
Hello David have fun
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2 hours ago, bassmachine2112 said:
Well said,I have memories of this in the studio from years ago.
99 out of a 100 couldn,t hold a note cause they were flat or sharp or slid into every note
LOL You have just outed My fretless Bass playing ! 🤠
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This was Family Man (Hippy Boys rhythm section). Later emm "borrowed" by the Staple Singers n Muscle Sholes
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5 minutes ago, taunton-hobbit said:
I started off in about 1964 and cut my teeth playing Buster (bluebeat) which went into ska and then to Rocksteady.....
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Bostin Fantastic !!!
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3 minutes ago, TheGreek said:
Subtle.......
LOL the taste of one Mr Geezer Butler...
Wouldn't mind the passive -- vol tone for each pickup though!
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Mm Don't listen to Stevie Vai sing, great guitar player but boy O boy!!!
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Very 80's -- they're not just for slap!!
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3 minutes ago, AndyTravis said:
Met him once - what an amazing guy. Massive too.
Yes He is. Did You see Him at Buxton Opera House? Seen Him there a few times and He always stays in the foyer for a chat. Witty\Funny too.
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1 minute ago, AndyTravis said:
Well I learned to read and play bass at the same time...
LOL won't say what I thought Ricks name was... 😂
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Different spelling though !
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25 minutes ago, howdenspur said:
This from a few years back. Great riff.
Wow I didn't know Hawkwind music was used in ADs seems a sell out!!!
Added: Seems like the British equivalent of "out on the road today I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac!!"
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2 hours ago, acidbass said:
Really interesting vid here too for the Squire gear aficionados:
Am I allowed to say I really fancy a Rickenbacker
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6 hours ago, ubit said:
This was heard by just about everyone on an advert. I can't for the life of me remember what they were advertising.
That's what I was going to pick. Was mad on it at the time (and the Album)
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On 28/03/2021 at 15:34, Chienmortbb said:
I have to say that JC was probably my biggest inspiration to play bass ( and of course I loved Grace Slick). Listen to the bass on the live version of Somebody To Love from the Bless It's Pointed Little Head album*.
Here it is Played by Jack on a Jack.
Happy Birthday Today Jack
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10 minutes ago, Barking Spiders said:
I'm also a big Martin Simpson fan and once saw him at Folk by The Oak with some American guy. Too much of him and not enough of MS.
Oh I saw that gig. It was Dom Flemons (ex Carolina Chocolate Drops). I thought they were great, the spoons n bones went well with Martin's banjo tunings.
Added: I didn't like that Jim Moray's band everyone seemed to be raving about!
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2 minutes ago, Highfox said:
One of these has caught my eye now for a while. Have a question for owners, are the 3 point bridges on these as bad as I have read in someplace's? Could do without having to upgrade.
The bridge on mine is fine? I see no problem?
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Very strange!
But I think He has Frets?
(Added) And I think the Beret n Beard make them both "Jazz Cats" LOL 😂
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On 28/03/2021 at 15:34, Chienmortbb said:
I have to say that JC was probably my biggest inspiration to play bass ( and of course I loved Grace Slick). Listen to the bass on the live version of Somebody To Love from the Bless It's Pointed Little Head album*. Now back to the bass, ignore the colours, if you can, what makes this a great bass? I know the Tone circuit is unique but Gibson/Epiphone are not renowned for their bass pups. Tell me what I am missing.
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Oh wow I just listened to it again.
I think You will find that Jack used a Guild Starfire modified by the early incarnation of Alembic for that album (and most of that time period ). He didn't use a Gibson until the 80's. But He would of sounded great playing anything...
Like someone said the Epi JC is a really good very reasonably priced usable Bass
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33 minutes ago, Cat Burrito said:
Signed by Patricia Morrison, who of course mimed the bass parts to that 2nd album.
? I didn't know that! Who played on Lucretia then?
1972 Rickenbacker 4001FG refresh.
in Repairs and Technical
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Do 4001s need strings that light or is it personal preference?
Looking good