Bloc Riff Nut

Great read, I wasn't aware of Cliff's earlier work. I'll have to spotify Home and Bandit. Cheers.

I suppose I'm lucky. I just want to play. As long as I'm playing with the band I'm happy. Only prerequisite is a good drummer, then I dont care if its rehearsal or a gig. Just locked in and playing the groove.

Are there any bridges out therer with a built in mute. Rockenbacker and ernie ball have them. are there any others. I'm sourcing parts for a precision build and would definitely be needing some muting capacity. In Holland you have Elio Martin guitars that sell The Bass Mute, but I get no reply to my emails.

Funky as hell. We do one Meters number"Hey Pokey A-Way" Thank god for The Meters

I need help, I can't seem to find the right notes on the walking bass type runs. The bass isn't very pronounced so that'snot helping. The chord changes are clear enough. I had a quick look online for the dots but to no avail. Do any of you guys play this number?

That jazz is gorgeous Baggyman, this is mine. I love the G&L by the way, cheers.

https://www.facebook.com/philleonardstaxcats Sorry about the name of our band. The guys are all Dutch and they thought my name sounded cool. Some kind of Phil Lynott, Lynrd Skynrd thing going on according to them. We play mostly stuff from the Stax lable, 60's and 79's soul and blues. I've had a listen to the first 5 and I cant wait to work my way through the list. Thanks for the music. Phil.

[quote name='steantval' timestamp='1421359439' post='2660451'] I wish your pal luck - but Belgium is hardly the centre of the musical talent ,I'm racking my brain to think of any musical talent that has emerged from that country. I think Milo comes from Belgium. He did an alternative version of 50 cents A yo Technology and an chillingly great song Herald of Free Enterprise. The coaches - Jali Chimene Badi Stanislas Beverly Jo Scott Never heard of any of them. Your pal David probably has more talent than all of them put together, let alone be judged by them. [/quote]

[quote name='steantval' timestamp='1421359439' post='2660451'] I wish your pal luck - but Belgium is hardly the centre of the musical talent ,I'm racking my brain to think of any musical talent that has emerged from that country. I think Milo comes from Belgium. He did an alternative version of 50 cents A yo Technology and an chillingly great song Herald of Free Enterprise. The coaches - Jali Chimene Badi Stanislas Beverly Jo Scott Never heard of any of them. Your pal David probably has more talent than all of them put together, let alone be judged by them. [/quote]

I got some Rotosound flats as a present. i couldnt believe how tight they are. They dont feel good at all. This is my first set ever and I dont want to give up on flats, so I'm going to leave them on my jazz for a few weeks. In the meanwhile I'm looking for a different type/make with less tension to put on my ACG. What do you guys use? Any ideas for a softer smoother flat? Thanks, Phil.