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[quote name='crez5150' timestamp='1362154150' post='1996547'] Well..... Level 42 have ;o) [/quote] Yeah, thanks J, I saw that, but was interested in other artists covering a tune or two.

Any known artists covered a Level 42 song acoustically (guitar or piano)? Couldn't find anything via google. Thanks.

Hi Ian, nice to see another Dorset bassist around. John

[quote name='Les' timestamp='1360716819' post='1975492'] 1969 Fender Mustang and a 1979 pre EB Stingray coming soon to the for sale section I think. Les [/quote] Make sure you keep the strings though...very important. You never know if you decide to audition for a band again.... "I haven't got a bass mate, but I've got loads of strings..." One songwriter I work for auditions musicians by going for a drink with them (and the rest of the band) before hearing them play. We chat about musical influences and see if they're easy to get on with (and they're not psychopaths). If we all get on, then they get invited for a musical audition. Takes a little longer, but saves on wasted studio costs.

Enjoyed the videos Lisa, best wishes with the bassist search. Be a great gig for someone.

As has been said twice before by me on this thread, Tim is a pleasure to deal with. Good comms, quick payment, Bobs yer uncle! Thanks (again) Tim, enjoy the bass. John

If I don't notice the bass line and can only hear the song, then I'm happy. Regarding whether a bass player themselves is "good", unless you are in the studio when the a bass line was recorded, you won't know if the bassist created the line, or has been told what to play. A good bass line, doesn't always mean "good" bass player. But what do I know...I like the Beatles, hate some jazz, and don't rate Mark King.