Waddo Soqable

Seasoned professional mate.. 🤣

Hang on I thought she was Incontinentia Buttocks.... 🤔

Jeesus.. I went on TorkBass and was banned forever within a week or something.

There's always the naff "discs" popular term in the 70s, hence disc jockey ( easily confused with knob jockey 😁)

Same here, I really couldn't hazard a guess now... when I was last doing gigs on a regular basis, the other bands on the bill were pretty much all I saw out there in the wild as it were..

The main thing is if the pu's sound good, use 'em, doesn't really matter who made them. I quite like their well used look myself. Great project anyway, those bodies look great for the money.

Or the other bloke.. 👿

And he does backing vocals by the looks 👍

It's a kind of modern version of "shoegaze"

No one Loves a Fairy when She's 40, Tessie O'Shea

Agreed, I quite fancy a semi acc. & I'd have it at that price as it stands, but wouldn't want to pay much more.

You're supposed to say "nice pu$$y"... Keep up

I wouldn't have minded trying Carol Drinkwater circa 1979...

No one needs 2 guitarists....

I've also found drummers to be dlcks more often than gits tbh..

Ah the old pants trick.. 👍

Best just bin really.. That's the best policy with socks too, get cheap £ shop ones, wear em till they stink, throw them, simples

Get the duff guitarist a capo?

Those MM adverts / flyers are great, lots of bands you've totally forgotten about, Punishment of Luxury we did a few support slots for, various places up north somewhere as I recall. Bloody Classix Nouveux, with the bald bloke, were always playing at the MM, we got sick of seeing them in the end..

Nah strictly commando mate....

This would've been a little bit after the first gig described as I seem to be on the Sattelite (or whatever it was) bass that I borrowed for a while, replacing the crappy woolworths thing. Can't remember where this was at all, surprised I still had the pic. Looks to be attempting vocals too, bad idea.

I'm fairly sure myself and a mate saw an early incarnation or A&tAs in their original more "arty" pre teen pop star format. Me and this bloke ( our drummer of the period) were always going to gigs when not playing ourselves, the Music Machine in Mornington Cres. had bands on literally 7 nights a week and virtually everyone who was around at the time played there. ( and dead cheap to get in) Those "small blue tablets" were widely available in there too, 3 for a quid

You can fake a bit of "jazz gitarr" with a couple of simple chord shapey type things, but you'd prob only get away with it for one "tune" ( so about an hour then..) ps. Some bloke on YouTube gives precise instructions on how to do this btw..

Telephone Man, Meri Wilson

There you go, all digits intact..