dudewheresmybass

I have a stage name and have been using it since 2006. initially it was a device to help me deal with shyness, but has since become a separate thing. When I joined Thunderstick, I suggested I use my real name, but it was decided that I keep my stage name as it ‘fitted’. I’m registered with prs etc as both my ‘born’ name as well as my stage name

Mr slow - Rick Wakeman

Anderson’s appear to be showing some class in keeping you totally abreast of the developments here, and are clearly keen to retain your business. fair play to them and *raspberries* to Gibson

I’d gig it

Tuner dod bifet joyo orange juice caline orange burst

Sugar- soad

Sing- travis

Boom shake the room - fresh Prince and jazzy jeff

I don’t see a bass there. as mentioned above- it looks like a guitar shaped prop.

There have been many players that have wowed me over the years- both on guitar and bass, but it only spurs me on to get better. Im now playing (and writing) stuff that I never thought I would be able to do. I put this down to being inspired by those around me and the ones I’ve seen play.

Shake a tail feather - blues brothers and others

Everything changes but you - take that

If I had my syb to hand I could try to help, but alas- it’s resting at a friend’s house.

Theme from an imaginary western - mountain

Master blaster - stevie wonder

2 am - iron maiden

Does it come with a lead?

We didn’t start the fire- billy joel

Jimmy Mack - Martha reeves

Love my p lyte. I got mine in ‘95 iirc. It’s the go to practice bass. as a non active bass lover, I find the pre/ active circuit eminently useable. it’s seen some serious action, but is a real joy to play 👍🤘

People = sh*t - slipknot

Hello - lionel’s rich tea

All her geese are swans - cardiacs

Country house - blur