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Jap 62, necks are the best jazz neck ever. build quality pups are good looks and for me they feel right.

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1393083469' post='2376027'] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUHUNbzhPQI#t=104"]http://www.youtube.c...HUNbzhPQI#t=104[/url] [/quote] liked that also, takes me back oh go on then,,, another 2 from the band funk set list, 1st, brooklyn funk essentials great band, bang up to date, and such a diverse array of talent, i love the turkish,ish bit in it its like bollywood, [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8BC9F7cmQs[/media] 2nd, superstar ( and then some !) guitar man jimmy herring's "mats funk". enjoy [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fau1dnLWTLA[/media]

i liked it, does sound ( because it is) dated tho, it sounds like what "push" http://www.pushband.com/ are recreating at the mo.

hi jon, al pm you, cheers

Very good.. "Big J" on here also has a great genesis trib band "moonlit knight", i went to watch, very good, really enjoyed it, took me back a bit im sure he will be along soon.

[quote name='lurksalot' timestamp='1394382234' post='2390849'] Wow you have certainly packed so kit into there , how do you get to it all ? Hi Lurksalot your only down the road, funny enough it all just fits in fine all round the edges, the room is only 9'x12' with the corner cut for a door ( to the left of the Td12 kit) and yet still have space for a 6' x 4' rug in the middle with out touching anything. i did try to get it all length ways but no, this is the only way it will all fit and still have space to get behind the rack to fiddle, in fact the reel to reel does not even have to be there it could go under a desk as all functions are on a remote.its just easyer to change the reels . [/quote] [quote name='Mornats' timestamp='1394384567' post='2390867'] Oh my! I wanna come play round your house cheers, the girlfriend cant drag me out........well.....sometimes... maybe.. [/quote]

Home studios, mmmmmmmmmmm, here is mine, its amazing what you can fit in a small space when you plan it. i love the old mackie D8B digi desk and hdr24, they have been just great and al prob use them till they fall to bits. ( which might not be long) and i love the sound, both are connected via light pipe. the MSR 16 has been equally as great i use this to get my ideas down quick (when i get them) its so quick to use you can have a track done in no time, the MSR24 at the back is working fine and again i love the sound of, but im restoring it at mo, while using the other, bit of a project, nearly there. [attachment=157175:IMG_4445.jpg] [attachment=157176:IMG_4446.jpg] [attachment=157177:IMG_4447.jpg] [attachment=157179:IMG_3854.jpg]

Hi mike, here is some great advice, to everyone for that matter. i always do this, and has paid off. ask the engineer so SAVE all the stem files and to put them on a disc/dat or what ever format he has to do this, or even email them to you. as once the track has been mixed some places delete them or loose them or what ever and once they are gone they are gone, at least if you get them you can mix them at home or at a later date change the guitar or even the singer if you replace the singer, or add more tracks later on, you will always have them to use or play with, even if you have to pay him to do this, its worth it ! i wonder how many people wish they had done this in the past ? dont be one of them.

£3.61 here with free post http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121278368540#ht_1428wt_856

As much as i like frightningly good bass players like jimmy johnson, victor wooten, mark king and gary willis. and i have alot of their stuff, bass players that nail that fundamental groove for me is where bass playing is at. Jerome Preston and Rocco prestia's playing i love for that reason. And so for that reason im going to submit our very own "gaz66", i think i have near to 20 cd's with him on and can say his playing is as solid as the above players and tighter than a gnats chuff, [u]( Mods, an interview with him on here would be great,?? i know if willing he has so much usefull info on live playing )[/u] so my fave underated player is Garry Crockett who has played with Roy ayers Lisa Stansfield, incognoto, Tom Jones, Ian Dury to name a few..... you may know him from the "james taylor quartet" stuff but also check out his playing on the " [url="http://www.discogs.com/artist/28364-New-Jersey-Kings"]New Jersey Kings[/url]" stuff and also for me back to where JTQ had its more fonkyerrr roots definitely check out the [url="http://www.discogs.com/artist/696635-Sound-Stylistics-The"]the Sound Stylistics,[/url] car chase and funk music at its best. I think he is thinking of having a go at another sound stylistics cd, so maybe a bit of a push for one of our own ? Well i for 1 cant wait for the next one, common gaz. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGEVm_DRiCE[/media]

can only reiterate what everyone else has said, No messing around, honest and a great guy to deal with and talk to. 100% on the ball. Deal in confidence. Thanks Rich, my world is now even more funkyer,

ah, still got mine just cant get rid of it cus i love it, but i think my MFX effects card has given up. so wanted to send it to another user to see if it works on theirs,

Just on the off chance Does anyone here use a D8B ? Pref in the UK. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All sorted now thanks

A great overlooked band " the sound stylistics" featuring our very own gaz66, here is "Knucklehead." comon gary get it back together..... waitin. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGEVm_DRiCE

Its been a great year on bass chat for me, met some new friends, learnt a lot, got some great bargains to add to the collection, some very intresting informative topics, on the whole a great site i really like cram packed full to the brim with like minded players, i like the way there is no arseyness from the more experienced players always helping the new players with what i have read as good advice, well done all. 2014 for me, I am really going to have a go at getting my funk band cd out, i am lucky to be in a band with very good top draw players that make me feel at times the weakest link, so a great learning curve for me which really pushes my playing into areas i would not normally go, so im trying to absorb all this new material and techniques in a bid to get it sounding natural on disc, and as highlights in my song writing. thats my plan for 2014, whats yours ? all the best to you all what ever you plan, Make it happen..

[quote name='alembic63' timestamp='1388316701' post='2320623'] Peter Muller - Dracula [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH6uavIWzKw[/media] [/quote] yea like that, another visit to Amazonon the way, cheers he has that marcus thing going on, not sure what is going on with the sax tho ? it sounds compacted, like an alto squashed, strange

[quote name='BigBeatNut' timestamp='1387115538' post='2308294'] Meters live in 2012: [/quote] good find i did not know they had got back together, i was a big nevills fan, such a talented family, Aaron neville son is Ivan Neville has penned some great songs, "out in the streets, ect" if you dont know you should check out his dumpstaPhunk band with the talented tony hall and nick daniels on bass ( two bass players ). Dumpstaphunk, the name suits them to a tee its so punk funkaly raw, with a real upto date clintonish funkadelic/Parliament vibe to it. And also carrying on the neville legacy, we have arts son Ian neville on guitar ! the "everybody want some" and "listen hear" cd well worth having web site worth a visit [url="http://www.dumpstaphunk.com/about/"]http://www.dumpstaphunk.com/about/[/url] the Nevilles classic Big Chief, one of about 20 versions on youtube... Go Cyril... [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5nNJWMw19k[/media] And a clip of dumpsta, (not great sound tho !) [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6NKBgEoEKM[/media] (Edited cus of duf info,

An old classic treat for your ears... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN3hmRX5Go8 we do this in my funk band... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAogbmx6SHw

[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1386857600' post='2305438'] Rainbow Rising. Just spotified it and had forgotten how good it is. Marvellous stuff! [/quote] Here here.. my mum plays this EVERY sunday morning, ( im not joking!) she is now 70 and has done since it came out ! i got her the CD years ago but No... it has the be the old LP scratches and all. for me tho its equal with back in black.