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Me, myself and I - De La Soul

Cherry Pie - Sade

More info here: http://www.basscentre.com/british-bass-masters/bass-centre-live-dangerous.html

I prefer the 4 string MM plate to the 5ers...good choice.

Interesting...I bought one of his albums in the 80s - Strong Persuader - on recommendation of a guitarist friend. He claimed that RC was bringing Blues back in the 80s and thus a credible musician.

Robert Cray cheesy??? Why?

Better than the original IMO

Generally not a Rotos fan ...that was my thinking too. I imagined that they sell to lots of people somewhere.

Walking back to happiness - Helen Shapiro

Stop (in the name of love) - The Supremes

If you have a spare £250k I'm sure he'll make you one the same... Also, if you have a spare £250k can I borrow a tenner??

Just about there I would say... Bass is now sold unfortunately.

Anything/ Everything by The Carpenters??

(I was expecting "The Tide is High" ....)

JOOI what was your best offer?

Wade in the Water - Eva Cassidy

I had a Glock set up for a while - can't remember which model cab though - may have been the 2x12. I was very impressed with the build quality and the tonal properties. I had the Soul head and coupled they sounded great. Shouldn't have sold them to be honest - that eternal search for that perfect sound. I don't think that Glock get the recognition they deserve TBH - IMO it's up there with the best.

@AndyTravis - fretless?? Thinking of going Tapewounds? Both Warwick and Fender have a new(I think) range of Tapewounds which will make this sound lush, protect your fingers and the fretboard.

I bought a Neoline 2x12 (with the EBS 360 head) following lots of positive recommendations. Relatively lightweight (easy 1 hand carry) with lots of punch, great tonally, ideal if you're after a phat soully sound. It was sturdily built and felt very professional quality. I really shouldn't have sold it but I was fooled by the "need" to move to lightweight class D rubbish that turned out to be "The Emperor's Clothes". I was also very impressed with their CS which was located a few miles up the road in Letchworth - I believe they're nolonger there though. I would highly recommend the gear. Not sure if that helped...

I don't have an answer to your query but I do note that I'm seeing more Warwick amps for sale while browsing second hand sales sites like eBay/ Gumtree and Preloved.

From the same source as the "Best beginners bass" comes this list of the 10 best strings. https://www.musicradar.com/news/best-bass-strings

Useless fact for you - the father of the girl who lives upstairs is also named Adam Parker.

Is that a strap button on the back? If drilling a hole and installing a strap button means it's more usable, then do it. If you choose to sell in the future then the new owner can decide if they want to "repair" it.

(May)be baby - Buddy Holly

Music Radar's answer to the age old question: https://www.musicradar.com/news/best-beginner-bass-guitars