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Would be my recommendation too

Excellent, well done

Yes, it’s up to the buyer to read their small print, which specifically states no musical instruments. They’ll take the money and then when they lose it say it was in the T&Cs, this is a reading issue.

Yep, JJ Burnel and Bruce Foxton were big influences on me sound wise.

A good sax player really adds to a band. A bad one makes every song sound like One Step Beyond.

For me it’s the imperfections or going where wouldn’t be expected that make music interesting, such as Cliff Williams playing C# in Back in Black when the guitars play A. Would AI choose to do this?

I like the BOSS WL20, but if finding 2.4 an issue the NUX C-5RC works on 5.8 and is very good.

Thanks Dave, I still can’t do much but I’ll take that any day of the week compared to where I was 2/3 years ago. Pain free and pretty decent mobility, if that’s as far as I can go will suit me.

After a tiresome few years my osteopath has just advised me to start going to the gym again, as I’m now pretty much pain free. But she’s said the very lightest weights only, and machine-weights only, no free weights. So whatever machine I use one of whatever weight is on it, with the intention of now building some strength back to protect it going forwards.

Your gigs sound like my kinda thing!

Good post

The only ones I’ve done were in Knock Off, at the Butlins Punk Weekenders. 4 bands play on the introducing stage each day (3 days), the audience vote for their fave of the day. Fridays winners then play the main stage next year on Friday etc. But to get through to that point required (requires?) applications as only 12 for a whole weekend. And although they’re introducing stages they are still big, with good backline and good audiences as the main stages only open at night. @SteveXFR, might be worth checking the Minehead one out?

Your eyes will be sad, but your back will be overjoyed.

Exactly Gazz, the main thing with what anyone purchases is if they are pleased with it.

Classic look for a Jazz, congrats