TheGreek

You spin me right round - dead or alive

I would die 4u - Prince

Good ship lollipop - Shirley Temple

https://youtu.be/WeJ4fAVm7z0?si=w4p5eR51XNv7SmHC

Lend me a dime - Boz Scaggs

I Dream Of Jeannie - Bewitched - New Project Funk Orchestra & Marco Pierobon

Hope it doesn't sell - that'll only encourage him...

Calling @SpondonBassed

There'll always be an England - Bottle of Gin (Vera Lynn)

Lucy....The Beatles

What's new pussycat - Tom The Voice

Chop! In the name of love - The Supremes

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2542749719447196/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/184621401586617/permalink/7814738221908192/ Great value bass guitar bundle Yamaha bb614 £300 Zoom B1on multi effects processor (includes looper & drum machine) Ibanez ibz10b bass amp AKG wireless bass system Sub zero tundra digital tuner Strap All for £90 £390 for the lot All in excellent (like new condition)

Lilac wine - Katie Melua

I ordered the Dunlop deluxe - doesn't fit on bass tuners - emailed the supplier to let them know I'll be returning it and asked for one that is bass suitable.

Remember the days in the old school yard - Cat Stevens

I think that we, as bass players, buy into "the Emperor's clothes" with a lot of stuff. If I've learnt one thing from gear tests at Bass Bashes is that we really aren't as good as we think at differentiating between gear - proof: the cheap/ expensive test at the Herts Bash...expensive basses did not fair well...and I suspect would do even worse today with the new cheapies on the market. IMO the "proof of the pudding" isn't what's on the headstock or where the gear was made, it's the subtle stuff like set ups, strings, and nuts. Even then 99.9% of punters and (I bet) most of us can't tell the difference. A good bass is a good bass wherever its built.

Some absolute corkers...keep 'em coming.

Did that used to belong to @xilddx?? If I remember correctly somebody was looking for a 5 string with this finish a few months ago

Born too late - The Ponytails

Bad man - Steel Pulse

When I'm 64 - the beatles