Hutton

[quote name='jamman' post='382998' date='Jan 17 2009, 03:13 AM']Just wondering if anybody can shed light on Grestch bass guitars namely the G6128B Thunder jet bass ? Like the styling just wondered if anybody has one if so what they like.[/quote] Do you know that there is one for sale for £850 in the 'for sale' section right now.

[quote name='7string' post='380754' date='Jan 14 2009, 10:15 PM']Hutton showed me the Gibson earlier this week. It's a really great bass and very unusual.[/quote] You have to run it by your teacher for full approval!

Many thanks Andrew. As always your photography is stunning. I'm missing the Gretsch already, but loving the Gibson.

I had probably the easiest ever transaction with Andrew this week. We swapped basses with the absolute minimum of fuss. What a nice guy. No-one should hesitate to do business with him.

Nice to see you're back. A welcome return!

I am a minister in the Church of Scotland and would not ever consider being as offensive to any other occupation as some members have been here to my profession. Reasoned debate is one thing offence is another.

1. James Jamerson 2. Willie Weeks 3. Bernard Edwards

I think that music for worship is regarded in the same way as any other form of music. You like some and don't like others. There are those who like traditional hymns. There are those who like the 'throw your arms in the air and sway about' type of music. There are those who like the black gospel choir approach etc. If you want to worship then there is plenty of choose from. One is not more correct than the other. Personally speaking I think that 'I'll take you there' is one of the greatest worship songs I have ever heard. Great bassline and a simple and direct message. Horses for courses as they say.

[quote name='Rumble' post='311511' date='Oct 21 2008, 07:17 PM']Alas, someone with whom to share my frustrations!! I know exactly what you mean Mark. Whilst the US Gospel seen pumps out some amazing tunes, I continue to be amazed at why the UK worship scene hasn't moved on from the very rock based Hillsongs type material. Sure, there's some fantastic musicians out there in the UK Christian music scene, but it's such a shame they don't have some of the best arrangements to play. And before anyone else says it, yes, I know it's more about the words / content, but wouldn't it be great to have some funky / souly / even reggae type music to accompany them?[/quote] Couldn't say it better myself. Agreeing with you big time!

[quote name='Mr Fudge' post='300975' date='Oct 7 2008, 01:15 AM']He is crap at playing with the who. I would be much better and Geddy Lee would be better than me! Goodbye![/quote] Hopefully when you say "Goodbye" at the end of your post it means that you are leaving and not going to post any more sh*te! Go on now, hurry up the nursery bell is ringing.

[quote name='Jesus' post='246440' date='Jul 23 2008, 09:59 PM']Computers are the devil![/quote] Agreed!!

You can walk on water but can't work out photobucket. Religion just ain't what it used to be!

My older son gets my stuff. He's a bass player already so I know it will be well used. My younger son gets my 78 Martin D28 as he plays guitar.

Do you people not go to your beds at night? Oops, I forgot that I'm old!

Great news that CC Music is operating again under it's own banner. I've been going there since I was a student at Glasgow Uni many moons ago. All the best to Stevie & co.

I have a couple of Pete Cornish cables. They're still as good as the day I got them.